Opinion | Trump ‘Can’t Say No to Israel’

I’m trying to understand in certain ways just the future of the right. And where right-wing foreign policy goes from here. I’m just curious what we think is the defining, the defining force here. – And as —— – We can’t say no to Israel, he’s not saying no to Israel. But this will not stop unless he says no to Israel. – That is the actual —— – And is he not saying no to Israel because he is fundamentally too agreeable or because he’s fundamentally corrupted. He’s agreeable. He is too close to them politically. And I think, yeah, I think he’s somewhat afraid of them. Why is he afraid of them? I think they’re an intimidating society. And I think people are afraid of Mossad. I think people are afraid of Israeli influence in foreign policy, they are afraid what it can do to people’s careers. I think this taboo, as you mentioned, is breaking, but I think it has a lot of explanatory power. – For Trump. – Sure.