Middle East Peace & Power Plays On The Brett Winterble Show

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about the historic peace deal in the Middle East and the release of the remaining hostages from Gaza. He frames the moment as a major diplomatic win, attributing the success to former President Donald Trump’s leadership and deal-making abilities. Brett sharply contrasts this with President Biden’s foreign policy approach, blaming Biden for both the war in Ukraine and the October 7th Hamas attacks. He argues that Trump’s efforts, like the Abraham Accords, planted the seeds for peace and stability in the region.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:16):
There's talk eleven ten. I'm nine to three WBT. It's
the Brettwaterbull Show. It is great to be with you,
especially with the peace all breaking out. It's really wonderful
to see what it is that has happened so far.
And I want to encourage you to give us your thoughts,
your takes, all of the stuff that you're sort of
thinking about on this Columbus Day. Yes it is Columbus Day.

(00:39):
I'll talk about Columbus Day. Columbus Day is a hugely
important thing. When they decided they were going to bury
Columbus Day, they made a huge mistake because Columbus Day
is just another way of saying Western civilization and Western
civilization is a real thing and has been for almost
two thousand years. Okay, the fact of the matter is

(00:59):
that's that's the deal. But I want you to take
a moment here and think about this. Can you imagine
if Biden had tried to do this deal? Could you
imagine if Joe Biden parachuted and babbling and stumbling and
tripping and bringing Hunter alongside to sell something, to sell influence,

(01:25):
to do whatever it is. Could you imagine the chaotic
nature with them parachuting into the conflict right now. Of
course you can, because it happened on Joe Biden's watch.
Joe Biden, mister tough guy, mister genius, mister I understand

(01:48):
more about cookies, I'm sorry, foreign policy than anybody else
in the whole world. You would have seen hunters selling
everything but the carpets and the carpets. See, there is
a reason why the United States of America is essential

(02:11):
because at our best, at our best, we are the
stabilization for the entire world. When people like Joe Biden
get into office, people who want to tell you that
they're tough and strong and oh he's gonna stop me,
and I'm gonna do this. Joe Biden is responsible for

(02:35):
two things, the invasion of Ukraine and what happened, what
happened on October seventh, because Joe Biden never wanted to
actually do the hard work of relationship building. Now, there

(02:56):
are people like Tish James and others to be indicted
at some point. There are people who don't want to
put in the hard work of building relationships. Donald Trump's
a builder. You might not like Donald Trump, but I'm
telling you right now, you know who loves Donald Trump.

(03:18):
Every one of these people who got released today, every
one of them on both sides, whether it was the
Israelis or whether it was the Hamas supporters, those two
groups have a distinctly different take in the world. But

(03:43):
for Donald Trump, he was able to leverage the deal
making and the stuff that you need to do to
make sure something is going to go right. With Joe
Biden and Kamala Harris and all of the folks in between,

(04:07):
these people have no idea what they're doing. Donald Trump
was able to get close to bb net and Yahoo
enough and say, this war is over. This war is over.

(04:27):
We have seen massive destruction. Ninety percent of Gaza's, you know,
wiped out. People have lost their lives, people have been murdered,
people have been killed, all of that sort of stuff.
And it took a builder to try to rebuild, not
the buildings but relationships. Joe Biden always wanted to talk

(04:50):
about how mana take you behind the woodshed, I'll beat
you up, and behind the gym, I'm gonna do all
this other kind of stuff. I'm tough. I'm mean, I'm tough.
I'm really tough. I'm so tough. Ugh nachos? Can I
get some nachos? Joe Biden's not a tough guy. Joe
Biden's an operator, and a very poor operator. The hardest

(05:15):
thing to do when it comes to building something is
to get other people to believe in what you're trying
to do. See Donald Trump spent a whole lot of
invested goodwill when he went and cut the deal, the

(05:38):
ovrum Or or the Abraham Accords. That was a seed
that was put in the in the in the ground,
and then it built, and it bloomed, and it grew
and it became an important part of this. This became
the backbone of what Trump was trying to get done.
He doesn't want to see people killing each other. That's

(05:59):
a it's disgusting, it's sad, it's awful. He wants to
see things working, he wants to see things growing. He
wants to see people prosperous. There's no limitation to the
prosperity that you can get if you just go down
the right road. And the real problem with the war
world is everything gets destroyed and people hate each other forever.

(06:27):
President Trump was able to invest back then and stick
around when it was time to realize that Joe Biden
was failing our country and failing our world. And Donald
Trump took a bullet, and Donald Trump almost took another bullet,

(06:51):
and he decided he had to come back to save
the world. How many wars as Donald Trump started, has
he started? The thing is in my in my belief.
One of the hardest jobs you can possibly do is sell.

(07:12):
Selling is a very hard job. It can wipe you
out very, very quickly. This is a guy who gets
up in the morning and is selling. He's selling America.
Not in the nasty kind of way, but he's selling
the image of America. He's selling the goodness of America.
He talks all the time about what a great country

(07:34):
we have and how great we are. And the reason
why we know that is because you see it. Maga
make America great again. You could also say making arab
great again. You know, when you think about that part

(07:55):
of the world, a whole lot of people abandoned it.
They didn't think anything could come of it. They didn't
think any of this would be successful. They did not
know what they had. His potential and it took a
president from the United States, a former Democrat who became

(08:15):
a Republican, who saw the importance of building, building, building,
building back better. Joe Biden couldn't build back better because
he didn't have to build. There is a difference, ladies
and gentlemen. There is a difference. You should walk around
with your head held high and feel proud that our

(08:37):
president of the United States, whether the voted form or not,
he's still your president. He's still your president. Should be
happy that the killing, at least for this period of time,
has gone away and the building is beginning.