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Fox's Rachel Campos-Duffy calls out Netanyahu on his plan to "merge" the US and Israel's militaries. "Will that drawing down of foreign aid [over the next ten years] be compensated by the proposal to have a merging of some sort between our Pentagon and your military?" "Yeah," Netanyahu responds. "I'm calling it, 'From aid to partnership…'" "I think the meshing of our two great countries of talent would strengthen America's competitive position." "[That] certainly brings up some issues of sovereignty," Campos-Duffy responds.

Fox's Rachel Campos-Duffy calls out Netanyahu on his plan to "merge" the US and Israel's militaries. "Will that drawing down of foreign aid [over the next ten years] be compensated by the proposal to have a merging of some sort between our Pentagon and your military?" "Yeah," Netanyahu responds. "I'm calling it, 'From aid to partnership…'" "I think the meshing of our two great countries of talent would strengthen America's competitive position." "[That] certainly brings up some issues of sovereignty," Campos-Duffy responds.

On Middle East, Lindsey Graham was • Anti-regime in Iran • Anti-Assad in Syria • Very pro-Israel • Good ties w Turkey (NATO) • Pro Kurdish • Supported Iraq war • Pushed hard to bring Saudi Arabia into Abraham Accords • Close ties w UAE • pro Morocco • Good ties w Qatar

Many will try to pigeonhole Graham within a single camp of US foreign policy, but he wasn’t that linear. He built his career as a neocon, yet adapted to MAGA realignment and became one of Trump’s closest allies. He maintains strong ties w Kurdish parties while embracing Turkey