On Thursday night, Donald Trump addressed the Republican National Convention. A few hours early, the press had leaked the text of the speech; I praised the text heartily (<a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/7706/breaking-trumps-rnc-speech-text-revealedand-its-ben-shapiro?utm_source=twitter&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_content=news&amp;utm_campaign=twitterbenshapiro">here&#8217;s the link</a>). The text of the speech has high emotional moments, and quiet moments. It has personal stories and passionate calls to action. It has devastating critiques and a grand finale.
Donald Trump bellowed his way through it like a braying jackass.
The lines that didn&#8217;t seem problematic on paper leapt off the screen as Trump howled for 75 straight minutes (<a href="https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&amp;rct=j&amp;q=&amp;esrc=s&amp;source=web&amp;cd=1&amp;cad=rja&amp;uact=8&amp;ved=0ahUKEwiateWBmobOAhUUTGMKHbBAASsQyCkIHzAA&amp;url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D_-agl0pOQfs&amp;usg=AFQjCNFgSGENvjC-l4uKVyDwdLLZR-QfVw&amp;sig2=sCmMwPLLVBdavNDs98_VGA&amp;bvm=bv.127521224,d.cGc">microphones: how do they work?</a>). The text was decent, if properly delivered; the delivery was a trainwreck filled with clowns dousing themselves in gasoline and setting themselves on fire while honking their horn-noses furiously and screaming.
Donald Trump Made Yelling Great Again&#8482;.
That actually had an impact. The personal touches disappeared into a maelstrom of anger. Lines that should have sounded sympathetic &#8211; &#8220;I am your voice&#8221; &#8211; came off like threats. When Trump made promises the crowd liked, they began chanting &#8220;Yes you will,&#8221; in creepy Messianic fashion. When Trump intoned, &#8220;I alone can fix this,&#8221; he was cheered wildly. Trump even took a moment to throw Republicans under the bus &#8211; when they cheered him for saying that he opposed the murder of gays by ISIS, he stopped to say that he found that great, implying that Republicans would have supported such a thing.
There was never a soft moment. Never a respite. It was a brutal assault on the senses. And it made what could have been a powerful, unifying speech into an over-the-top call for control.
I mentioned earlier today that the speech wasn&#8217;t Constitutional or conservative &#8211; it was a nationalist appeal to discontent over the state of the country. But as Trump delivered it, it was more than that: it was a diatribe that could only be cured by centralizing power in the Orange Godking.
Here&#8217;s something telling: a quick word count:
Freedom: 1
Liberty: 0
Constitution: 1
Unborn: 0
Marriage: 0
Values: 1
Morals: 0
I: 83
We can see where his priorities lie. And why he thinks a government run by him is the answer to all of our prayers. As his daughter, Ivanka said, with Trump, &#8220;all things are possible.&#8221; Which, as I recall, is exactly what the New Testament says in Mark 9:23.
Trump isn&#8217;t a conservative. But we already knew that. What Trump showed tonight is that he has no ability to dial down or modulate. This is a one-note campaign. Perhaps it&#8217;s the right note. But it came off sounding pretty tinny tonight.

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Trump RNC Speech Makes Yelling Great Again

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There&#8217;s been a lot of talk lately about the radicalism problem on the Right. It is, indeed, a problem that exists.
But is it nearly as mainstream as it is on the Left? Has it been imbibed? Has it been ingested? Has it been sucked into the great maw of the party and turned into the mainstream position on the Right?
The answer, of course, is no.
But on the Left, the answer is very much yes.
The Democratic Party has decided to let the radicals run the show. This has become extraordinarily clear over the course of, not just of the past couple of election cycles, but the past few months, now that Zohran Mamdani has been vetted by the entire Democratic Party as the future of the party.
All of the so-called moderates in the Democratic Party refuse to dissociate in any way from Mamdani, who is, in fact, a terror sympathizer; who is, in fact, a Marxist radical; who is, in fact, a complete, useless ne&#8217;er do well of a human being who has somehow managed to manipulate himself into a position to become the mayor of the financial center of planet Earth in New York City.
Mamdani is a Marxist with jihadist leanings. That&#8217;s the reality. And in the modern Democratic Party, that is a feature, not a bug.
There are a lot of people in the media who&#8217;ve been struggling to figure out how Mamdani was able to win a primary despite having these radical positions. I&#8217;ve been saying since he won the Democratic Party primary that his winning is not a bug; it is a feature quite popular among Democratic primary voters, because the Democratic electorate has basically split between moderates who are increasingly bleeding over into the Republican Party or into the independents, and the hardcore Democrats, who are increasingly moving ever further to the left.
We are now two generations removed from the specter of communism via the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union fell 35 years ago, and that means that there are a lot of people who don&#8217;t remember the Soviet Union or the risks of communism. When they think of socialism, they actually are thinking of mixed states, capitalist states that have a significant welfare portion in places in Europe.
But the solutions that they are proposing are full-scale nationalization projects, Marxist projects directly from the Soviet, Cuban, Venezuelan handbook. And they don&#8217;t even know they&#8217;re doing that — or they don&#8217;t care.
What that means is that the candidate who signals the furthest to the Left in many of these areas in the primaries is actually quite likely to win. That’s how someone with Mamdani’s positions on the Middle East and terrorism and jihadism — only 24 years removed from 9/11 — can be elected mayor of New York.
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 New York City is likely to elect as mayor somebody who has sympathies for Al-Qaeda. I don&#8217;t mean he&#8217;s sympathetic to the actual terror attacks of 9/11, although he&#8217;s quite sympathetic to the terror group Hamas. I mean he believes that the Osama bin Laden-articulated grievances of 2001 against the West are mostly correct.
There are people who&#8217;ve been trained for generations in this country to believe that Western civilization is responsible for everything bad that happens on planet Earth, that third-world countries are third-world because of exploitation by the first world. They believe that terror centers are terror centers, not because of a deeply steeped radical Islamic ideology, but instead because somehow the West has been cruel to people.
That’s the kind of garbage Mamdani is preaching, and it is finding a ready audience among Democratic primary voters.
Very few Democrats have had the stones to simply say, “No, this is a bridge too far. The answer here is no.”
What&#8217;s amazing about that is that the risk factor in making such a statement is relatively low. Imagine that you are a mainstream Democrat, an elected official from Kansas, and somebody asks you about Mamdani. Does it cost you anything to say, “No, that guy&#8217;s too extreme. I would not vote for him. I&#8217;d vote for Andrew Cuomo.” Would that cost you anything?
Let&#8217;s say that you&#8217;re a purple state Democrat. Or let&#8217;s say that you&#8217;re a blue state Democrat. You&#8217;re just not a New York City, far-Left Greenwich Village Democrat. Does it cost you anything to say, “No, that dude is too much for me. I understand the primary voters chose him, but the reality is that is not representative of America.”
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Instead, the Democratic Party has decided they must draft off of the Mamdani energy. And that&#8217;s why you&#8217;re seeing nationally a reflection of Mamdani politics via the Bernie Sanders wing of the party.
Mamdani is a child of the Bernie Sanders revolution because Bernie obviously is not just a socialist when it comes to domestic policy. He is also a Howard Zinn, anti-American extremist when it comes to American foreign policy. Mamdani is just following in the footsteps of Bernie Sanders. But he&#8217;s adding a more diverse backstory.
People think Mamdani’s radicalism about the Middle East is somehow an inhibitor to his political success.
Wrong.
In New York City, with its Democratic primary base, his radicalism is an aphrodisiac. The Democratic Party base wants this signaling. They want the extremism. They want the Howard Zinn-ification of American foreign policy.
Israel pulls out of Gaza, and Hamas immediately starts consolidating control by literally pulling people out of their houses, lining them up, putting them on their knees, and shooting them in the head. There are videos of this happening.
And Mamdani has nothing to say about this. Not only does he have nothing to say about this, he&#8217;s asked whether Hamas should disarm now and he won&#8217;t even answer a question as to whether Hamas ought to be disarmed.
New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik was asked by a New York Times reporter, “I&#8217;m a reporter for the Times. I&#8217;m writing about Elise Stefanik’s comments in response to Mamdani’s Fox News interview, Mamdani’s campaign has said that her comments calling him a jihadist were Islamophobic. Please let me know if you want to respond.” 
Stefanik <a href="https://x.com/EliseStefanik/status/1978943584867860643">responded</a> publicly on X:
<blockquote>I call Zohran Mamdani a jihadist because he is. Zohran Mamdani is a raging antisemite. Mamdani is the definition of a jihadist as he supports Hamas terrorists which he did as recently as yesterday when he refused to call for Hamas terrorists to put down their arms &#8211; the same Hamas terrorist group that slaughtered civilians including New Yorkers on October 7, 2023. 
He is Kathy Hochul’s endorsed jihadist Communist who she has empowered to destroy New York City. It’s why the New York State Democrat Party Chair refuses to support him. It’s why multiple Democrat Members of Congress refuse to support him. It’s why Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have still not endorsed him. Because Zohran is a jihadist who will destroy New York.</blockquote>
Why aren&#8217;t Democrats dissociating from him?
None of them will say it because they are trying to draft off the jet fuel that is radicalism and nut-jobbery inside the Democratic Party.
Bill Ackman <a href="https://x.com/BillAckman/status/1979000490563432948">stated</a> on X of Mamdani:
<blockquote>It is now abundantly clear he is completely full of it. The whole thing is an act. Just look at the identical practiced smile with which he ends each answer. After watching him recreate his fake smile, your skin will start to crawl. Mamdani exudes inauthenticity and smugness. He denies or disavows any of his previous public statements that he knows will now cost him votes. The only takeaway is that he is an extremely articulate inauthentic actor. You can’t trust one word out of his mouth. And that’s before you get to his policies which make no economic sense.</blockquote>
This is the nature of the modern Democratic Party.
And they are moving in this direction at light speed.

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Radicalism Isn’t Fringe Anymore In The Democratic Party

There&#8217;s a <a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/14/private-chat-among-young-gop-club-members-00592146">story</a> from POLITICO making the rounds and creating an enormous amount of dyspepsia on the Right. The story is titled, “’I Love Hitler.’ Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat.”
It is questionable whether the actual line “I love Hitler” was said in jest or whether it was said authentically.
All those quotes from the chat have been released by POLITICO. They reported:
<blockquote>Leaders of Young Republican groups throughout the country worried what would happen if their Telegram chat ever got leaked, but they kept typing anyway. They referred to Black people as monkeys and “the watermelon people” and mused about putting their political opponents in gas chambers. They talked about raping their enemies and driving them to suicide and lauded Republicans who they believed support slavery.
William Hendrix, the Kansas Young Republicans’ vice chair, used the words “n&#8211;ga” and “n&#8211;guh,” variations of a racial slur, more than a dozen times in the chat. Bobby Walker, the vice chair of the New York State Young Republicans at the time, referred to rape as “epic.” Peter Giunta, who at the time was chair of the same organization, wrote in a message sent in June that “everyone that votes no is going to the gas chamber.”
Giunta was referring to an upcoming vote on whether he should become chair of the Young Republican National Federation, the GOP’s 15,000-member political organization for Republicans between 18 and 40 years old. “Im going to create some of the greatest physiological torture methods known to man. We only want true believers,” he continued. Two members of the chat responded. </blockquote>
 A lot of this is edgelord-ism. It has existed on the Right, particularly among young right-wingers, for a very long time.
Back in 2015 or 2016, I was speaking at a college campus in California, and some kid came over and started using some Groyper memes in jest. I said to him, “Listen, I understand that you&#8217;re just being edgelord right now. If you actually, authentically think that stuff, you&#8217;re wrong. But second of all, if you put that stuff online, there are social consequences to saying and believing truly terrible things.”
I&#8217;m not talking here about whether we should ban people from Facebook. Obviously, the answer is no. Whether you ban people from YouTube or X, I&#8217;ve argued in favor of the restoration of people&#8217;s accounts on these platforms because they are platforms. They are not publications.
However, there are social consequences to people who say things that you believe are terrible. They don&#8217;t get to come over to dinner at your house. They don&#8217;t get to marry your kids. You don&#8217;t date them.
We all have social lines we draw all the time, and the question is where to draw those lines and how those lines ought to be drawn. There&#8217;s no question that the shutting tight of the Overton Window by the Left means that the explosion of the Overton Window in response has let in an enormous amount of garbage.
That is reality. This sort of language is routinely used now among a segment, not all, not even a majority, but among some fragmented segment of the right-wing ecosystem among young people.
So here is what I hope will represent an honest rubric for dealing with issues like this one.
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<li>Obviously, it is very cynical for POLITICO to target young GOP group chats while leaving left-wing chats untouched. I would promise you those same left-wing chats exist and are just as bad, if not worse. There are university chats among professors that are just as bad, if not worse.</li>
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All of that is true.
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<li>The Right does not have an obligation to go totally insane over such chats. What the Left and the media love to do is to take stuff like this and say to every member of the Republican Party, “You must personally condemn all of this.” The answer should be, “I&#8217;m happy to condemn the crap in there, but why? Why am I responsible for it? I&#8217;m not responsible for that.” You claim that everyone on the Right is responsible for a group of young Republicans who say terrible things in private to one another, that what they did somehow implicates the entire Republican Party. Meanwhile, the attorney general candidate in Virginia publicly says horrible things and that doesn&#8217;t implicate the entire Democratic Party? Zohran Mamdani, who likely will be New York mayor, is openly pro-terrorism, and that doesn&#8217;t implicate the entire Democratic Party?</li>
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This POLITICO story, which is gaining all sorts of traction, is not comparable to actual people running for high office in Virginia or in New York City or the Democratic Party at high levels engaging with this sort of nonsense.
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<li>When you&#8217;re asked about somebody saying a bad thing, whether you&#8217;re Right or Left, of course you ought to condemn the bad thing that is being said. I don&#8217;t even understand the logic of not doing that. Are you obligated to defend the bad thing being said, because the person who is questioning you is “on the other side?” Because that&#8217;s precisely how you get to a Left that defends Jay Jones. That&#8217;s how you get there. That&#8217;s how you get to a Left that openly defends Zohran Mamdani.</li>
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Forgiveness ought to be easily obtained, as I&#8217;ve said.
But — if you want forgiveness, you ought to ask for it. You ought to disassociate from the things that you say, and admit, “I was saying stuff that was dumb. I got caught up in the edgelord moment online.”
You only get out of jail free if you ask to do so. You don&#8217;t get it preemptively. If you say something terrible or you do something terrible and people preemptively forgive you, doesn’t that incentivize you to do more of that thing?
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<li>Finally, it is not sufficient to publicly proclaim that you&#8217;re not going to condemn these people, say nothing about their comments, and instead just project to the other side. That’s because on a strategic level, this is how your party ends up being taken over by the ambulatory psychotics.</li>
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With the Left, that&#8217;s what happened. They decided they would not, under any circumstance, condemn their own ambulatory psychotics because those people were part of their coalition, and they couldn&#8217;t do it or they would lose.
You know what ended up happening? The alligator ate them first, not last. They ended up being taken over by the crazy wing. That’s because if you lose your systemic immunity, the crazy tends to be really, really, really infectious. 
 
There&#8217;s this weird idea on the Right that the Left wins because they&#8217;re totally unified and they completely side with one another.
But here’s the central point: The Left is not winning.
I think we on the Right have somehow become depressive, even possibly gotten addicted to the depressive. The Left is not winning.
Donald Trump has been president twice.
Republicans are in control of the Senate.
Republicans are in control of the House.
Republicans are in control of the majority of governors’ mansions.
Republicans are in control of a majority of state legislatures.
The Left is not winning because of their unity. They are being destroyed because they decided that the nutjobs and the radicals in their own party could not be condemned under any circumstances. They decided to feature Ilhan Omar on the cover of magazines and unite around the crazy college protesters, the BLM rioters, and the transgender radicals.
And guess what? They got their asses kicked because of it. Yes, they didn&#8217;t expel people from their party, but moderates walked away. The non-crazy walked away.
This is the dirty little secret of how Donald Trump won the election of 2024. He ran as a moderate. People were moderate and picked him above the unified Left that was siding with and defending and massaging all of the radicals.
This is a very big country with an awful lot of people, and the vast majority of them are not loon bags, and the vast majority of them don&#8217;t like the lunacy.
And we need to be real about the agenda of the people who are continuing to rely on the kindness of the “traditional Republicans” who “don&#8217;t want to attack.”

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POLITICO’s Story Reminds Us Who’s Really Losing It

Unless you spend time in Israel, you can&#8217;t really understand the intensity of the feeling around the hostages taken by Hamas.
I think that most other countries look at this sort of situation and think, “Okay, you have a terrorist group that took hostages. Are you really willing to go house to house for two years instead of just bombing the place in order to get those hostages out? Are you really willing to sacrifice hundreds of soldiers in order to protect hostages and try to save those hostages?”
The answer in Israel is yes. 
And this has been the scimitar hanging over the head of the Israelis. 
Since the very beginning of the war, Israel has had to stop and start the war half a dozen times. Israel has had to take measures that no sane country would have to take in order to try and ensure the safety of its hostages. Israel has had to move slowly and meticulously and risk the hatred of the world in order for those hostages to get out. 
Somehow, the president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, along with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was able to put together a deal in which the 20 living hostages came out all at once on Monday morning.
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They were able to do that without allowing Hamas to fully reconstitute, while Israel is still present in 53% of the Gaza Strip.  Right now, the situation on the ground in Gaza is that Hamas is having firefights with a bunch of local militia groups over who is going to control Gaza next.
In the end, there will have to be some sort of heavy hand put on the remnants of Hamas, whether that happens from an international group in the way President Trump has discussed, or whether it happens via the IDF. We don&#8217;t know the answer to that yet.
 But what we do know is that Israel&#8217;s long national nightmare with regard to these hostages is now effectively over, because all 20 of them came out on Monday.
That is an extraordinary credit to President Trump and his team. And it catalyzed unbridled joy felt by all Israelis and Jews and good-hearted people everywhere — including the President of the United States —  over the return of the hostages. The Israelis thanked President Trump as he deserves to be thanked, putting out a gigantic display on the beach in Tel Aviv so President Trump would see it as Air Force One was flying into Ben-Gurion Airport.
In my synagogue, we have been saying a special prayer for the hostages every single day since the beginning of the war. It&#8217;s why you see all these yellow ribbons everywhere in Israel.
 When Jared Kushner thanked President Trump in Tel Aviv, the crowd went nuts. In Israel, the Trump administration has a 97% approval rating. There is no one in Israel — with very rare exceptions, typically from the radical Arab parties — that does not love President Trump.
Israelis have an overwhelming love for Donald Trump. It&#8217;s extraordinary. There were scores of standing ovations for President Trump in the Israeli parliament today. Even the leftists in Israel who don&#8217;t like President Trump love President Trump today.
When the Israel-Hamas war began, Israel was not just threatened from the Gaza Strip, where 1,200 Jews were murdered and roughly 250 were taken hostage into the Gaza Strip; Israel was threatened on its northern border by Hezbollah in Lebanon, a massively powerful terrorist group funded by Iran, run by Hassan Nasrallah. Syria was an ally of Hezbollah. Iran was threatening nuclear development. There was terrorism brewing in Judea and Samaria, the so-called West Bank.
But by the end of this war, Israel stands in a strong military posture with regard to the Gaza Strip, having completely destroyed every member of the upper echelon of Hamas. They killed Hassan Nasrallah and destroyed Hezbollah&#8217;s rocket capacity with an extraordinarily creative military action, including that famous beeper attack. They hit so hard that the Assad regime fell, thanks to the predations of Turkey pushing into power in Syria. And then Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, which involved the attacks on the Iranian nuclear facilities, capped off by President Trump&#8217;s attacks with B-2 bombers.
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It&#8217;s been an astonishing turnabout. Without that happening, the hostages don&#8217;t come out because Hamas would have had that support level. By the way, the hostages probably don&#8217;t come out unless Israel also tries to take out the Hamas leadership in Qatar, sending the signals to Qatar that either they start to play ball or things might start happening in their country as well.
Whatever the rationale, the hostages coming home is an extraordinarily historic moment, a truly historic moment.
 President Trump has now transformed the region into a place where a lasting peace could be on the way, beginning with the Abraham Accords in his first term. And now, thanks to the penetration of Hamas, the complete hammering of Hezbollah, the killing of its leadership, and the destruction or massive setbacks to the Iranian nuclear facilities. 
In a truly moving and introspective moment, President Trump said, “I don&#8217;t think there&#8217;s anything going to get me in heaven. I think I&#8217;m not maybe heaven-bound. … I&#8217;m not sure if I&#8217;m going to be able to make heaven, but I&#8217;ve made life a lot better for a lot of people.”
President Trump wants to be someone who does good for people. With all of the riffing and the comedy that he does, in the end, he wants to be thought of as someone who did good for people. 
And he does. He does it continually. 
That is why he is a unique force.
And all of Israel sees him for the hero that he is.

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Triumph: Trump Frees Hostages, Electrifies Knesset

It is, in fact, possible to win wars.
I have spent my entire life watching the United States and the West lose wars, or at least not win wars. Initial victory, followed by gradual defeat or bizarre interventionism without the full force, weight, and commitment necessary to carry it through.
What President Trump is demonstrating, however, along with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Israel, is that it is, in fact, possible to win wars.
Let’s recall the timeline here.
On October 7, 2023, the genocidal terror group Hamas invaded Israel&#8217;s borders and killed 1,200 Israelis, mostly Jewish, and abducted 250 Israelis and took them back to their terror tunnel hellholes. In those tunnels, Hamas amassed a vast arsenal of rockets, grenades, and small arms over the course of 20 years with the support and funding from nations in the region, including Iran, Qatar, and Turkey.
There was also a serious possibility that Hezbollah was going to enter the war on the same day. In fact, Hezbollah started attacking with small rockets in the beginning and then gradually escalated. And, according to the military experts, Hezbollah was similarly genocidal and was a far better armed Iranian terror proxy based in Lebanon.
Israel also faced down a continuing terror threat from Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Judea and Samaria, the so-called West Bank. Syria was being used as a thoroughfare for Iranian arms for Hezbollah. The Houthis in Yemen were another Iranian-backed terror threat. And, of course, the Iranian government wasn&#8217;t merely spreading terrorism, they were also fast-tracking a nuclear weapons program.
That&#8217;s where things stood two years ago.
Now, two years later, the Middle East has turned completely upside down.
Israel has completely decimated Hamas, killing its entire top leadership from Gaza all the way to Iran. Israel has destroyed Hezbollah&#8217;s efficacy and killed its terror master, Hassan Nasrallah. Its attacks on Hezbollah were so effective that the Assad regime in Syria completely collapsed.
Judea and Samaria have been quieted by the work of the IDF during this time. Iranian proxies in Iraq went silent as well thanks to the Israeli Air Force. The Houthis in Yemen are sort of the one remaining outstanding enemy, and they&#8217;ve been thoroughly bombed. They are a nuisance, but they&#8217;re not an existential threat to Israel. And Iran&#8217;s nuclear program, the greatest existential threat to Israel, has been set back years, if not decades, thanks to the courage of the Israeli Air Force, and, of course, a timely, brave intervention from President Trump that led to an amazing mission flown by the United States Air Force.
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And now President Trump has brokered an amazing deal, one that seemed unthinkable not long ago. The release of the final 20 live Israeli hostages all at once, along with all the remaining bodies released. Israel maintains a secure posture in the Gaza Strip itself as a transitional plan toward a future without Hamas, supported by regional allies, including countries that one moment ago were sending cash and weapons into for Hamas to use, like Qatar and Turkey.
The possibility of future Abraham Accords with countries like Saudi Arabia and Indonesia are now on the table.
So, here is the question for the West: How is it that this war was won?
Because it&#8217;s hard to win wars.
Well, the answer is the conventional wisdom was stupid — and it has been stupid for decades.
And the decision makers here are ”out-of-the-box” thinkers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is someone who truly understands the nature of the Middle East and Middle Eastern history. But President Trump is the real difference maker here, because President Trump decided that America would no longer just go along with the 80-year-old slogans promoted by the Arabists at the State Department. 
The conventional wisdom was that military action does not guarantee security in the Middle East. That is a lie. It was always a lie. It was always catastrophically wrong.
In fact, every time Israel has provided for its own security, it was not through a peace deal. It was a peace deal after a victory. 
Military action is the only guarantor of support and security in the Middle East. It was military action that removed every supporting pillar beneath Hamas&#8217;s feet.
The conventional wisdom said the United States ought to play a weird, neutral role between Israel and its genocidal enemies. You saw this from Joe Biden. Kamala Harris talks like this all the time. Bill Clinton tried it until he realized that Yasser Arafat was totally uninterested in peace. 
But this was the conventional wisdom. Was that, sure, Israel was a strong ally of the United States, but America had to play honest broker between Israel and the Palestinians. And it turns out that that was not just wrong, it was idiotically wrong.
The Trump administration openly supported the IDF.
They openly provided the weapons. 
They openly provided the rhetorical support for Israel to win. And it was that that led to Hamas giving up the ghost and to Hamas, his allies, realizing that actually Israel was not going to be forced to simply accept the risk of its own survival. 
The conventional wisdom said that if you threaten to kill terror leaders abroad, that&#8217;d be conflagrationist and terrible. That, too, was wrong. 
Israel killed terror masters in Iran itself. Israel killed Ismail Haniya, the political leader of Hamas. And of course, it was the strike in Qatar that actually led to Qatar and Turkey deciding to press for Hamas’s ouster. 
Israel then hit inside Qatar in an attempted strike on Hamas&#8217;s leadership. They missed, but the message was made clear: Israel would be willing to do it again. 
And then the president essentially said, “Okay, you know what? We&#8217;ll come in. We&#8217;ll give a security guarantee to Qatar so this doesn&#8217;t happen again. But we need you to end this war. We need you to work with Turkey to stop all of this.”
It was a carrots-and-sticks approach led by President Trump.
President Trump understands the Middle East better than all the so-called experts.
And, by the way, he understands the Middle East far better than the supposed neocons, the total interventionists pushing for ”Democracy in the Middle East.” Trump is not one of those.
He also understands it better than the isolationists in his own party who wanted to reject Trump&#8217;s tempered and rational ”Peace through Strength” in favor of what might be called “Cowardice through Catastrophism,” the idea that World War III is lurking behind every corner — despite the fact that President Trump is the most rational purveyor of American force in modern American history. There was no shot that World War III would break out over one B-2 sortie over Iran. That was not going to happen because Trump was backing the IDF&#8217;s capacity to destroy Hamas in the Gaza Strip. That was not going to happen. The catastrophism was nonsense and it was nonsense from the beginning.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu, who soldiered through withering criticism both at home and abroad, of course, for the great crime of seeking victory over those who would destroy his country, deserves credit here.
Huge credit, obviously, as Jared Kushner says, to the Israeli people who mobilized in an unprecedented way to defend their nation and their civilization, we&#8217;re talking about 45-year-old guys leaving four kids at home and their business to go fight in Gaza in the “Sherut Miluim,” the Israeli Army Reserve Service.
And of course, huge props to the American people who provided Israel the support it needed to win, both in terms of material and mostly by making the right decision and electing Donald J. Trump as President of the United States. So, thank you to all the voters of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
It turns out that victory over genocidal enemies is indeed possible. What it requires is a smart strategy that bucks the conventional wisdom, a desire and willingness to win, and the perspicacity to dismiss people who promote either a starry-eyed millenarianism, in which every nation is going to break out into democracy someday, or a benighted conventional wisdom that fails every single time it&#8217;s tried.

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The Trump Effect: How To Win A War

President Donald J. Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. This was true during his first term when he brokered the Abraham Accords, and it&#8217;s even more true today.
The president of the United States has brokered a phase one deal between Israel and Hamas. The deal has received the full support of, legitimately, everybody in the region, including countries all over Europe. All are in favor of the full-scale release of 20 living hostages who have been kept in solitude, in tunnels, and starved for two years at this point, since October 7, 2023.
And the president deserves full marks for this. So, too, does the Prime Minister of Israel, Bibi Netanyahu, who has steadfastly said that Israel would get back its hostages and would also win the war. There&#8217;s a lot of talk about Netanyahu caving to partial hostage deals. There&#8217;s a lot of pressure for him to do so. Instead, he said, everybody must be released.
The president not only backed that play, he also brokered the deal itself, though we have yet to see what the rest of the deal would look like.
To understand where we are, this is phase one of the deal. In this phase, the living hostages are supposed to be released, possibly by Monday. That&#8217;s what the president said, though it could be earlier.
Hamas is claiming they don&#8217;t have the bodies of 28 of the deceased hostages. The remaining hostages are supposed to be handed over. The deceased hostages are apparently dispersed across the Gaza Strip. Hamas wants more time to look for those dead bodies. We know they&#8217;ve played games about this sort of stuff before.
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In return, Israel is going to release some 250 Palestinian terrorists from Israeli prisons, as well as 1,700 Palestinian terrorists who have been detained in Gaza for fighting Israel during the war. It&#8217;s unclear who&#8217;s on the list at this point.
Israeli Defense Forces will also withdraw to a preset line inside the Gaza Strip, not to what may be a final settlement line, which would involve a buffer zone around the edge of the Gaza Strip. That would require a provisional government in place and all the rest. But some percentage of the enclave will be pulled back by the IDF, and the Rafah Border Crossing will reopen, with Egypt apparently willing to facilitate the delivery of aid. 
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Now, of course, this is dangerous for Israel. Aid facilitated by Egypt into the Gaza Strip could presumably be used by Hamas to rearm. And so what happens in phase two is going to be very important here, in terms of fully ending the war, and not just being another ceasefire. 
Achieving the release of the hostages, however, is a massive step forward, particularly for Israel. If Hamas no longer holds hostages, then they no longer have leverage to stop Israel from killing their terror leaders and destroying their terror enclaves. That leverage goes away. Hamas is counting on pressure from the United States in the Arab world to prevent Israel from doing that in the future, and allowing them to reconstitute. I highly doubt President Trump will be warm to that idea. In fact, even the Arab world is not warm toward the idea of allowing Hamas to reconstitute itself anymore.
Al Jazeera — which is a Qatari-backed propagandist group on behalf of terrorism all across the region — put out an editorial calling for Hamas to disarm. So even Qatar understands at this point that Hamas cannot be a part of the Gazan future.
President Trump announced this on <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115340993884364431">Truth Social</a>: 
<blockquote>
I am 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!
</blockquote>
Again, President Trump deserves full marks for not only brokering this deal, but also completely changing the math around.
In terms of public relations, obviously, Israel has been subjected to two years of full-scale legacy media lies, TikTok lies, and social media lies. Literally within the first week of the war, there were claims that Israel was committing a genocide. Thanks to the virality of the claims and the repetition in the legacy media, those claims only escalated. They were never true throughout the entire war. 
There&#8217;s no question, however, that Israel suffered a lot in terms of public relations up to and including nations moving to isolate Israel and trying to preliminarily declare a Palestinian state — with no government, no borders, and no responsibility for their own citizens.
President Trump shifted that around. He took a look at the situation and said, “Listen, we&#8217;re going to get to a deal now.” And then he put pressure in the right places. He offered carrots and he offered sticks.
The Prime Minister of Israel put out a <a href="https://x.com/netanyahu/status/1976073879635599624">statement</a>. 
<blockquote>
With the approval of the first phase of the plan, all our hostages will be brought home. This is a diplomatic success and a national and moral victory for the State of Israel.
From the beginning, I made it clear: we will not rest until all our hostages return and all our goals are achieved. 
Through steadfast resolve, powerful military action, and the great efforts of our great friend and ally President Trump, we have reached this critical turning point.
I thank President Trump for his leadership, his partnership, and his unwavering commitment to the safety of Israel and the freedom of our hostages. 
God Bless Israel. 
God Bless America. 
God Bless our great alliance.
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With the approval of the first phase of the plan, all our hostages will be brought home. This is a diplomatic success and a national and moral victory for the State of Israel.
From the beginning, I made it clear: we will not rest until all our hostages return and all our goals…
— Benjamin Netanyahu &#8211; בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) <a href="https://twitter.com/netanyahu/status/1976073879635599624?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 8, 2025</a></blockquote>
And of course, I spoke with the prime minister just a couple of days ago. You can watch that interview <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ben-interviews-netanyahu">here</a> to understand the prime minister&#8217;s view of the war, how far Israel has come, and where Israel stands in the region at this time.
The president of the United States is scheduled to travel to Egypt to presumably sign the agreement and then travel to Israel, where he is now scheduled to address the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, on Sunday.
The level of excitement for the deal, President Trump&#8217;s visit, and so that they can celebrate him, is extraordinary. I don&#8217;t think there will be anything remotely like it, frankly, in Israeli history with regard to a welcome for a leader from the United States. President Trump has roughly a 95% approval rating in the state of Israel. And that is for a reason, because President Trump inherently understands the Middle East in a way that Westerners typically do not understand the Middle East.
He understands that in the Middle East, power rules. He understands that in the Middle East, there is no solution but moving through.
He understands that in the Middle East, concessions are seen generally as a sign of weakness. And what he understands most of all is that the role of the United States is very often to provide the carrot, while Israel provides the stick.
At this point, there&#8217;s no question the president of the United States deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
Who else will they give it to? Greta Thunberg? Barack Obama received one for being alive and breathing and for simply being elected president of the United States. Even Yasser Arafat, the arch-terrorist, received a Nobel Peace Prize.
If President Donald J. Trump does not win the Nobel Peace Prize, then it’s time to disband the committee.

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The Peace President: Trump Brokers Israel-Hamas Hostage Release, Ceasefire

When discussing the story of a Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate who fantasized about murdering a state GOP leader, we have to understand the reasons why this is happening.
There are these gigantic thought structures that have been created and perpetuated generationally by the Left that say it is perfectly okay to talk about murdering your political opponents because they are your political opponents.
According to <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/read-them-virginia-dem-sent-shocking-texts-about-killing-gop-leader-pissing-on-graves">The Daily Wire</a>:  
<blockquote>Democrat Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones, in recently uncovered text messages, fantasized about murdering a state GOP leader with “two bullets to the head” and “piss[ing]” on the graves of other Republicans.
In text messages obtained first by National Review, Jones says to another lawmaker that he would use two bullets to murder then-GOP House Speaker Todd Gilbert.
“Three people, two bullets. Gilbert, Hitler and Pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head,” Jones texted to Del. Carrie Coyner (R). “Spoiler: put Gilbert in the crew with the two worst people you know and he receives both bullets every time.” Earlier in the text messages, Jones expressed that he would attend the funerals of Republican lawmakers in Virginia “to piss on their graves. … Send them out awash in something.”</blockquote>
What apparently ticked him off at the time was that the Republican House Speaker, Todd Gilbert, attended the funeral of Democrat Delegate Joe Johnson, who passed away at the age of 90, and Gilbert said nice things about his late colleague. And this, of course, is what made Jones, the Democratic Virginia AG candidate, very, very angry.
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A follow-up message from Jones confirmed not only that he wanted to kill Gilbert, but also that he would like Gilbert&#8217;s children to die.
The Republican state delegate wrote, “You weren&#8217;t simply asking questions and you know it.”
Jones wrote back, “I genuinely was. I wasn&#8217;t attacking you, I was trying to understand your logic.” 
The Republican delegate:  “You weren&#8217;t trying to understand. You were talking about hoping Jennifer Gilbert&#8217;s children would die.” 
Jones: “Yes. I&#8217;ve told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.” 
The Republican delegate: “I point blank asked you more than three times and you dug in that you meant it. I honestly am questioning a lot today.” 
Jones: “I mean do I think Todd and Jennifer are evil and that they are breeding little fascists? Yes.” 
This is all being revealed in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and it is insane. 
Winsome Earle-Sears, who is running for governor of Virginia and is currently lieutenant governor under Glenn Youngkin, put out a statement calling for the resignation of Jay Jones. 
She <a href="https://x.com/winwithwinsome/status/1974199752507208188">wrote</a>:  
<blockquote>This is horrible to read and should be wholly disqualifying of someone running for an office that protects the people of Virginia.
Jay Jones’ horrific comments are a symptom of the entire Democratic Party and his running mate, Abigail Spanberger, needs to call on him to drop out.  
Attorney General Jason Miyares has served the people of Virginia with honor and dignity, and will continue to do so come November. 
Jay Jones can never be Attorney General of Virginia.</blockquote>
Now, the way the mainstream media have covered this is quite wild and also totally insane.
First, they claim these are mere allegations that Jay Jones wanted to kill his political opponent. 
These aren&#8217;t allegations. He literally said it. 
If you text someone and then you confirm over and over again that you mean a thing, and then you say that children should die because they&#8217;re “little fascists,” at a certain point, don’t we have to take you at your word?
POLITICO <a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/04/virginia-elections-jay-jones-texts-00594261">reported</a> the story in the following manner, and it really demonstrates the madness of the legacy media:  
<blockquote>A string of text messages from Jay Jones, Virginia’s Democratic nominee for attorney general, where he mused about violence directed toward a political rival is triggering widespread backlash and threatening to shake up the state’s November election.</blockquote>
And this is how it always works with the legacy media. If Democrats do a bad thing, the story is,  “Republicans pounce.” If Republicans do a bad thing, the story is “Republicans did a bad thing.” 
I love the language that POLITICO used about how Jay Jones “mused about violence.” 
He was just musing. You know, it&#8217;s what you do when you call for someone&#8217;s murder. 
It&#8217;s just musing about what would happen if something really bad were to happen to them.
Pretty incredible. There&#8217;s no apology either. And so when we say the legacy media and Left have a soft spot in their hearts for murder and terrorism, it appears that there is a lot of truth to that statement.
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