Walid Phares on Harris’s Threat to U.S. Security and the Middle East

In the interview, Elizabeth Farah and Walid Phares express concerns that a Kamala Harris administration would align with globalist interests, continuing policies that could empower hostile regimes such as Iran and terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. They highlight fears that U.S. borders would remain open, allowing extremist infiltration, and that allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia would face reduced support. Phares predicts normalized relations with Iran and warns that Harris's policies would invite civil unrest and further destabilization in the Middle East. He also criticizes foreign funding of U.S. universities and NGOs, suggesting these have fueled anti-Israel sentiments and radical ideologies. Both participants caution that a major terror event in the U.S. is likely inevitable, potentially leading to urban chaos under Harris’s leadership.