During a segment on Fox & Friends, Brian Kilmeade expressed skepticism about President Trump's meeting with Ahmed al-Sharaa, a formerly wanted terrorist. Kilmeade highlighted al-Sharaa's previous status as a target with a $20 million bounty on his head. The discussion included Robert Greenway's insights on the strategic implications of such diplomatic engagements, including the potential for Syria to sign the Abraham Accords with Israel. However, Greenway emphasized the complexities and challenges in establishing peace, particularly in light of al-Sharaa's limited control over Syria and the conditions attached to potential sanctions relief.
It's interesting too, because this guy was a wanted terrorist who would have gotten you $20 million if you captured him, Kilmeade said during an interview with Robert Greenway.
I think the chances might be low. But I think it was right for the president to lean on partners and allies and establish trust.
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