"I thought it was pretty damn sad that the American people have to hear the truth from the prime minister of Israel about Islamist fanaticism and the struggles we're seeing in the Middle Eats, and our own president won't even call it Islamic terrorism," Peters said. "There is no question the vituperative, vicious Democratic reaction to that speech was because Netanyahu told the truth and Obama has not. Netanyahu called him out."
"And this is a president who still has not leveled with the American people about why he is doing this deal, what the deal contains -- the Iranian nuke deal -- and what the threat is and is not," he continued. "So again, I thought Benjamin Netanyahu's speech was necessary, it was masterful, it was cogent, it was honest, it was inspiring, and Democrats in response, including the president, acted like snitty bitchy high school girls."