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In 1980, Rona Barrett asked Donald Trump what he'd do if he lost his fortune. He said, "Maybe I'd run for president." He was joking. Both things happened. He's 34. He just opened the Grand Hyatt a $100 million renovation of the old Commodore Hotel near Grand Central Terminal. It's his first major deal. His father co-signed the $70 million construction loan. Trump Tower is still three years away. Barrett asks if he'd ever want to be president. He says no. "It's a very mean life." He says the most capable people in the country aren't running for office. Then he says: "One man could turn this country around. The one proper president." He turns to Iran. The hostages have been held for nearly a year. "That this country sits back and allows a country such as Iran to hold our hostages is a horror." He says the U.S. should have used military force. "I don't think they'd do it with other countries." Two years later, Forbes put him on the first-ever 400 list splitting a $200 million fortune with his father. By 1989, they valued him at $1.7 billion. By 1990, he owed $3.4 billion. The casinos went bankrupt. The airline folded. The banks put him on a $450,000-a-month allowance. By 2016, he was the 45th President of the United States. A 34-year-old with one hotel, joking about bankruptcy and the presidency in the same sentence. The punchline took 36 years.

Netanyahu stood at the UN and exposed New York Mayor Mamdani as an antisemite. Since Mamdani took office, Jews in the city told Netanyahu they no longer feel safe. The city they knew changed fast. He praised people convicted of supporting Hamas. He invited into his home a Palestinian journalist who filmed Hamas beating and torturing Israeli hostages, then hid the videos to protect the terrorists. His wife liked a post praising the October 7 massacre and another saying Tel Aviv should not exist. He refused to condemn any of it. That is the mayor of New York. Jews are afraid in their own streets. Europe is walking the same road. Leaders surrendered to the pressure, opened the door, and now face the question Netanyahu put to them. Brotherhood of democracy, or the Muslim Brotherhood. Antisemitism never disappeared and it will not disappear. But Israel will always remain. It always was and always will be. Their lies will not help them.

Benjamin Netanyahu: “Hamas monsters slaughtered Holocaust survivors and burned babies alive in front of their parents.” Hamas has no right to exist.