Vince (6:31)
It's pretty great, isn't it? So the President. I've just been handed a note. Seems like we're pretty close. Close to a conclusion in the Middle East. I'm not even sure Marco Rubio really was indicated, was wanting him to do that. He obviously whispered it to him, handed him a note. But, you know, it's the president's prerogative. He's in charge. And so the President says, hey, we're getting close here. There were photos actually taken of the president's note yesterday. And don't worry, there's no state secrets in them. So it's not like we have to feel all that worried about, you know, what it revealed. Oh, yeah. Thanks, fellows. They put it up on screen for me. Apparently the message on the note was very close. We need you to approve a truth social post soon so you can announce deal first. All right, so what? The message from Rubio is really simple. It's that, hey, we're getting so close to being able to publicly announce this. I don't want any other country to do it. We don't want the Israelis to come out we don't want Hamas to come out the Arab countries. This is for you, Mr. President. You did this. You should be the one to tell the world. And so he did. Shortly after he left the antifa roundtable. Sure enough, the Truth social post comes. And this one's great. This goes in the hall of fame for the Truth Social post. And I'll tell you why in a second here. He says, hey, I'm very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of our peace plan. This means that all of the hostages will be released very soon and Israel will withdraw their troops to an agreed upon line. As the first steps toward a strong, durable, and everlasting peace, all parties will be treated fairly. This is a great day for the Arab and Muslim world, Israel, all surrounding nations, and the United States of America. And we thank the mediators from Qatar, Egypt and Turkey who worked with us to make this historic and unprecedented event happen. Blessed are the peacemakers. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States. Now, am I the only person on the planet that got just amused out of this? I'm grateful for it. I love seeing it. And. And again, I'm rooting for it. Peace, baby. Let's settle up. But he announces a deal between the Jews and the Muslims, and then he quotes Jesus as a way to celebrate it. Isn't that great? Blessed are the peacemakers. That's right from the mouth of Jesus Christ on the Sermon on the Mount. Blessed are the peacemakers. Which I totally agree with. I'm enthusiastic about. Blessed are the peacemakers. But that was. I was chuckling to myself last night as I read this. I was like, that's great. Only President Trump could announce a deal between the Jews and the Muslims and then quote Jesus to celebrate it. It's the best. It's the best. So here we go. So what does this thing look like? You might be wondering, like, Vince, is it possible? Could we actually do something here? Well, here's the. Here's the plan. This is straight from the White house. You've got 20 points to this, and I won't go through every single one of them. I'll try and summarize them, but they matter a great deal because, look, the hesitancy, including some of the hesitancy I'm detecting in the chat. I'm right there with you. You get nervous about this because you've seen it. How many times have you seen this? The rug pulls like crazy. So you don't think President Trump is thinking about this. You don't think that he's contemplating the fact that things can go south. He definitely is. And here's why I've got some confidence today. Let me go through the 20 points here that the president has for ending the conflict. One he says, look, Gaza needs to be de radicalized. Gotta get rid of all the terrorism. That's Hamas, by the way. You gotta get rid of Hamas, you gotta get rid of the terrorism in the zone. Gaza has to be redeveloped. It has to be. It's a beautiful oceanfront property on the Mediterranean. Bring it back, get it up and running, make it beautiful, redevelop it for the benefit of the people of Gaza. He says if both sides agree to the proposal, the war immediately ends. And that's where we are right now. Both sides are agreeing. At this hour, Israeli forces will withdraw to an agreed upon line to prepare for a hostage release. In other words, the Israelis will begin phasing out of Gaza inch by inch, foot by foot, line by line, as the hostages are released. They want to get these hostages out. And during this time, all military operations, including aerial and artillery bombardment, suspended. Battle lines remain frozen until the conditions are met for the complete staged withdrawal from Gaza. Within 72 hours of Israel publicly accepting this agreement, which, by the way, they did yesterday, all the hostages, alive and deceased, will be returned. So a clock has begun. 72 hours is running. You gotta get everybody out. Once all the hostages are released from Gaza, that's when Israel is going to in turn release 250 life sentence prisoners, plus 1700 Gazans who were detained after October 7th of 2023, including all women and children detained in that context. So that obviously you can tell that's going to be a sticking point in this fight. Right now. Israel and Hamas, through their mediators, they're very much debating, quibbling about which people are going to be released if you've got life sentences. I mean, we're talking about some hardened terrorists that Hamas once released, remember October 7th itself was led by a guy who was released in a prisoner swap. So Israel is coming into this with obviously some trepidation about, okay, what we're gonna release these guys. But they're doing it because they want to end the and they want these hostages back. So this is a deal that they're agreeing to and there's gonna be exchange of remains as well. That's a huge deal. There's lots of, lots of dead people in this conflict. Once all the hostages are returned, Hamas members who commit to peaceful coexistence and to decommission their Weapons, decommission their weapons, get rid of their weapons, will be given amnesty. That's how you get amnesty. Get rid of your weapons, lay down your arms. Members of Hamas who wish to leave Gaza will then be provided safe passage to receiving countries. Upon acceptance of this agreement, full aid will be immediately sent into the Gaza Strip. That means, you know, food, water, electricity, sewer, hospitals, bakeries, you know, restoring roads. Also they want to make sure that they get a bunch of aid in that hasn't been getting in. Remember, Hamas was stealing a lot of the aid too, that was trying to get into the zone, leaving so many of the people in Gaza desperate and without the resources that they needed. Gaza is going to be governed. This, okay, this is the key, guys, this is the key. This is where I'm going to really get into a detail that will give us some degree of. Ok, I see what Trump is doing. Gaza will be governed under the temporary transitional governance of a technocratic, apolitical Palestinian committee responsible for delivering the day to day running of public services and municipalities for the people in Gaza. He says the committee's gonna be made up of qualified Palestinians and international experts and there's gonna be an oversight board called the Board of Peace. Now, who's the chairman of the Board of Peace? Donald J. Trump. President Trump will run this new international transitional body that oversees the affairs of Gaza. So he's not just handing it over to the un he's not handing it over to some other ridiculous bureaucratic international body that in the end just serves, like George Soros, globalist intent. Donald Trump is gonna run the operation here to make it work, and he's gonna include a bunch of other people, including former Prime Minister Tony Blair, to be a part of it. So that's one. Trump stays involved in this and they're gonna work on economic redevelopment, these types of things. The other thing that really stands out here, and I'm gonna scroll all the way down to point 15 now to share with you, is the United States is gonna work with Arab and international partners to develop what they're referring to as a temporary International Stabilization Force. That's a fancy way of saying the military to immediately deploy in Gaza. The isf, this group they're calling the isf, will train and provide support to vetted Palestinian police forces in Gaza and will consult with Jordan and Egypt, who have extensive experience in this field. This force will be the long term internal security solution. The ISF will work with Israel and Egypt to help secure the border areas along with newly trained Palestinian police forces. It is critical to prevent munitions from entering Gaza and to facilitate the rapid and secure flow of goods to rebuild and revitalize Gaza. A deconfliction mechanism will be agreed upon by the parties. Okay, so what this is the reason this matters so much is what the president decided to do some time ago. He's like, you know what? None of this is working in the Middle East. Like, this whole thing of, like, we're gonna have a grand plan. We're gonna get every country to do a deal with Israel and recognize its existence and establish peace. None of that is working. So what did we do in Trump? One in Trump won. They set up something called the Abraham Accords, right? Where they get individual countries one by one by one to begin recognizing that Israel really is a place that exists and that they should normalize relationships with it. So they did. The fruits of that labor are now being felt in this peace deal. President Trump is getting the Arab countries, he's getting the Middle Eastern countries, all in the region to commit to provide security forces to go in and to police Gaza. So it's not just gonna be Hamas that gets to call the shots. In fact, Hamas is being excluded. They're being kicked out of the process. You've got now an international body that's gonna run the operations in Gaza, and they're bringing in Muslim Arab police forces to manage the region. That's the goal. The more civilized Arab forces to run the region. Is it perfect? No, there's no such thing. But the President of the United States believes in this plan. He's provoking its existence. He's the one who negotiated it. He's the one who landed it. Now, you might be skeptical of this, and you're right to have skepticism. I have skepticism, too. And if this thing falls apart, I won't be surprised in the end. But this is the closest thing to a real solution that anybody's presented in a very long time. And how do I know that? Well, I don't know. Just ask people in Israel right now. In Israel, overnight, billboards have gone up saying, thank you, President Trump. We love Trump. Israelis are being interviewed on the street, some of whom who don't even like Benjamin Netanyahu and are saying, donald Trump deserves the credit for ending this. Thank you, President Trump. People were singing overnight near Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, grateful that the hostages are the most likely now to be released that they've seen in this entire conflict. That's a huge deal. Meanwhile, on the opposite side of this, Hamas has agreed to the deal. They're on Board right now. Is it tenuous? We'll see. But at the moment, they're on board here in the United States. Of course, Republicans and people in Congress are very much celebrating President Trump right now, saying that he secured a meaningful peace deal here. But one of the crazy things that's even happening at this moment is even Democrats are saying things like, oh, yeah, Trump kind of deserves credit, actually for this. And it's wild. Including some of his most ridiculous critics. You know, this is so. Look at this one. Let me put this up, fellas. On screen. This is CNN last night, Abby Philip, who's awful, and she's got Congressman Dan Goldman of New York on the Levi Strauss air. And even Dan Goldman, of all people's, like, Trump did this, and he kind of deserves credit. If a Democrat is limping into that statement, it means Donald Trump deserves immense credit that this was not doable when President Biden was in office. I think the biggest problem that President Biden had is there was no pressure from Qatar, from Turkey, from Egypt. They were actually facilitating in many ways what was going on. And that is really ultimately how it all came together. I mean, but, but I think by saying that it's sort of an acknowledgment. Trump has changed that dynamic. Yeah, no, I think that, I mean, he's clearly. I don't know how he changed, you know, and I think there's a lot that remains to learn about what prompted that change. But I do agree, yes, somehow, some way that that changed. What, what, what was it, ladies and gentlemen? What was it? What was the. Somehow, some way. What was the thing? What was the, the one variable that changed internationally that brought us to this moment, that, that has Dan Goldman struggling to find the words, a guy who hates everything about Donald Trump, who uses his every waking breath to attack the guy. What changed? Trump did. Trump did. Trump is the change. Trump is the change. We have a new president. He's in office. And let me emphasize one other point then we've got a lot of other stuff to get to. But no matter where you are in the world, on what's happening in Israel right now, this war that they've been fighting, whatever your opinions of that subject, I think most people, at least most decent people, they want the bloodshed to end. They'd like that to end. You don't want to see war. You don't want to see war in Ukraine. You don't want to see war in any of these places. You'd like the bloodshed to end, the human suffering to end and what the President of the United States appears to have done here, again, this is the first phase. I'll continue to heavily qualify it, because anything can happen is he's begun to provoke the outcome that all people want. You would think that normal, decent people want. Certainly even indecent people have been demanding this outcome. Think about the lunacy on the college campuses we saw throughout Biden, certainly in the beginning of the Trump administration. As you get like these, these harebrained lefty radicals smashing windows at Colombia saying, free Gaza. Free Gaza. End the war. Free Gaza. Genocide, all this garbage that they keep yelling, you know, the Zordan Mamdani types up in New York, all those people, Are any of them gonna thank President Trump for this? Are any of those lunatics gonna step forward and go, actually, President Trump is the greatest president of our lifetime. He produced the outcome that I wanted, which was an end to the war in Gaza. Are any of them gonna step forward and say that, Chad, you know the answer to this? Nope. Nope, not a one of them. No. No. Zordon's not gonna step forward and say, you know what? Donald Trump deserves immense credit. He did it. The greatest president of my lifetime. Never. Why is that? Why won't they say that? The answer is because they're the left. And in fact, for the crazy college kids who are breaking windows demanding this outcome, they don't even know where Gaza is. If you showed them a map right now and said, hey, point to it. Show me where Israel is, they have no idea. They have no idea what river or what sea they're even talking about as they chant. They just signed on to the current thing. They were. They're on board with left wing radicalism. So they're idiots is basically what I'm saying. But we're living in this wild moment where President Trump is the one who did it. Yet again, he did it. Will he be given the credit he deserves? Not in this age. You can give him credit. I'll definitely give him credit. And God willing, history gives him credit in immense ways. But thank you to President Trump for doing this yet again and for fighting for this. If he can land this thing, it's one of the biggest deals that you and I will ever see in our lifetime. And I'm hopeful and as always, resorting to prayer that it works be a big deal. Coming up, what's going on here in the United States of America? Well, the President is also addressing that this guy does it all. Holy cow. And he addressed antifa yesterday. I'll explore that with you because the President's making it really clear he wants to stop the left wing violence here in the United States of America. That's all ahead here on this edition of Vince. Hey, do you ever think about aging? Does aging ever force you to think about it? You know, I notice as I get older that my energy has gone down and I've been trying to figure out ways to get it back. And there is a way to do it because I've succeeded. I'm excited to share something with you. You called C15 from Fatty 15. You see, C15 from Fatty 15 is the first essential fatty acid to be discovered in more than 90 years. Fatty 15 co founder Dr. Stephanie Van Watson discovered the benefits of C15 while working with the United States Navy. And based on studies, we know that when our cells don't have enough C15, well they can age faster. 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He treats this issue like the serious issue that it is. I mean, attacks in Portland, Oregon just continue rampant assaults on journalists, attacks on ICE agents, terror attacks on ICE agents in Portland, Oregon, in Chicago, Illinois. The President's looking to address all of this. And so what he did was he brought in the primary sources, all the people who are on the ground witnessing it. And that's these great conservative journalists, many of whom I've gotten the privilege to know through the years, many of whom have been right here on this program or on my radio programs through the years. And I've always turned to these guys and I said, hey, what's the deal? You know, you turn to a guy like Nick Sorter or Katie Daviscourt or Andy Ngo or Julio Rosas, and what you're looking for is just the plain truth on the ground. Who are these lefties who are donning masks and attacking American cities? What can be done to stop them? And unfortunately, this story has been long running. It's been going on for years. It flared up in 2019 and 2020 in a big, big way. And it's back now. And the President, well, he's done with it. Or as the Secretary of War might say, he's done with that shit. We're done with that shit. He doesn't want it anymore. Yeah, we're done. So we're gonna tackle that now. And recently, the President declared Antifa to be a domestic terror organization. He's expanded that definition a bit as of yesterday. I'll share that with you in just a moment, but first, let me just take you through some of the great testimony yesterday from the people who showed up at the White House to give the President a firsthand experience. Here's Katie Daviscourt. You'll remember her, she's from the Post Millennial. And she was recently assaulted in the streets of Portland, Oregon. She was just covering Antifa. And one of these Antifa lunatics took a flagpole, swung it, clocked Katie clean across the. It looked like kind of the orbital bone or something, and left her with a vicious black eye. She sought the help of police. They refused to help her. Here's Katie telling her story to the President. Cut 10.
