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[00:00:00] All right. Here with reaction is South [00:00:01] Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. [00:00:03] Senator, how are you? Good to see you. [00:00:05] >> Okay. [00:00:06] >> What I saw today with some Hamas [00:00:09] militants, they were trying to [00:00:11] assassinate, they did assassinate a [00:00:13] number of people, shot him in the back [00:00:15] of the head. [00:00:16] >> Yeah. [00:00:16] >> Um they don't want peace. [00:00:19] >> No. So, um two things. You mentioned [00:00:22] people who didn't congratulate Trump. [00:00:25] They're a very small part of the planet. [00:00:28] Most people on the planet realize is [00:00:30] that President Trump through his will [00:00:33] and the determination of the IDF to [00:00:36] fight Hamas. Those two things came [00:00:38] together and these 20 people are alive [00:00:40] today and free today because of the will [00:00:43] of Donald Trump and the bravery of the [00:00:46] IDF. I'm going to take the 20point plan [00:00:50] for peace in the Middle East that I [00:00:52] think is historic and I'm gonna bring it [00:00:54] to the floor of the United States Senate [00:00:57] and I'm going to ask every senator to [00:00:59] vote to support this plan. It would be [00:01:02] so good for the world to see 100 [00:01:05] senators supporting President Trump's [00:01:08] roadmap for peace in the Middle East. It [00:01:11] would make this plan more likely to [00:01:14] happen. it would bring us together. So, [00:01:17] I will be introducing very soon a vote [00:01:20] in support of President Trump's 20point [00:01:23] plan. And to my Democratic colleagues, [00:01:25] lay down your dislike of Trump and let's [00:01:28] vote for peace. I hope so. Do you [00:01:31] believe and you have made at least 30 [00:01:34] trips that I know of to that region of [00:01:36] the world? [00:01:37] >> A lot. [00:01:37] >> For the sake of, you know, threading the [00:01:40] needle and and making peace. What about [00:01:43] the Arab countries that were there with [00:01:45] the president? [00:01:46] >> So the president through his will and [00:01:48] determination has gotten the Arabs and [00:01:50] the Israelis to trust him. And if there [00:01:53] were no Donald Trump, these people would [00:01:55] still be in bondage. Uh Erdogan and BB [00:01:59] are oil and water, but he got them [00:02:01] working together for the common good. [00:02:03] Only Trump could have done that. But a [00:02:05] word of caution, there's a bloodletting [00:02:07] going on as I speak. The people in Gaza [00:02:10] who sided with Israel are being [00:02:12] slaughtered by Hamas. There is no [00:02:15] stabilizing force. To the Arab world, [00:02:18] it's not enough to work with Trump. You [00:02:21] need to put troops on the ground [00:02:23] tomorrow to stop the bloodletting. If [00:02:25] this stabilizing force doesn't come [00:02:27] soon, Hamas will slaughter all those who [00:02:30] work with Israel and could change the [00:02:32] face of Gaza. Israel cannot afford, [00:02:36] Sean, to sit on the sidelines and watch [00:02:39] people who stood up to help them be [00:02:42] slaughtered by Hamas. As I speak [00:02:44] tonight, their discussions in Israel [00:02:47] about potentially going back in to save [00:02:51] those tribes and clans that had the guts [00:02:54] to stand up against Hamas. Wouldn't it [00:02:57] be better if this coalition of Arab [00:02:59] countries that much better [00:03:01] >> if they would send in troops to protect [00:03:04] the region? [00:03:05] >> Just remember what you said. If the Arab [00:03:08] world would be the force to take Hamas [00:03:10] down, it would change the region far [00:03:12] more than if Israel did it. To to our [00:03:15] Arab allies, you need to get in on the [00:03:17] ground now and stop this blooding. [00:03:19] Because if you don't, Israel is not [00:03:21] going to sit back and watch the people [00:03:23] who helped Israel through this conflict [00:03:25] be slaughtered. They went in Syria, [00:03:28] they'll go back into Gaza if they have [00:03:30] to. [00:03:31] >> Okay? But if the extremists then go back [00:03:34] to their old ways and start attacking [00:03:36] Israel, the word that President Trump [00:03:38] used was we will obliterate you. The [00:03:41] most likely scenario for Israel to go [00:03:43] back is to defend those who stood up for [00:03:46] Israel against slaughter by Hamas. If [00:03:48] you want to prevent that, the Arabs need [00:03:50] to come up with this force, get on the [00:03:53] ground so Israel doesn't have to do it. [00:03:55] One way or the other, these people are [00:03:57] going to be protected. The thing that [00:03:58] makes you strong in the Middle East is [00:04:00] when you're reliable. And the one thing [00:04:02] I love about our friends in Israel, if [00:04:04] you're a friend to Israel, they're a [00:04:05] friend to you, and they're not going to [00:04:07] abandon these people to be slaughtered [00:04:09] by Hamas. If Israel has to go back into [00:04:11] Gaza to save these people, they will. To [00:04:13] the Arab world, don't make them do that. [00:04:16] >> All right? This is their window of [00:04:17] opportunity. Their window. [00:04:18] >> They have been they've been on the [00:04:20] sidelines for decades. Now they're in [00:04:22] the process. Now do your job. [00:04:23] >> Do your job. [00:04:24] >> All right, Senator. Good to see you.