Ben Caspit and Vinon Magal opened their program this morning (Wednesday) with a conversation about the visit of Transport Minister Miri Regev to Morocco. "Yesterday you attacked Miri Regev for what she wrote about the train. This is after you said that we have nothing to learn from transport from Morocco, so it turns out that we do have something to learn. You wrote if she was doing it on purpose. The one who came out here ignorant and didn't study her heart properly is you Why didn't you delete the tweet?" Magal attacked.
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Caspit replied: "Because I think he is right. She had many mistakes. In the end, let's say there were 43 thousand tweets regarding the report from Morocco. This section that Morocco is far below us in terms of infrastructure is a fact, and therefore a delegation with all its appointments to Morocco, and also said that she is going to sign on a historic agreement. Is it possible to move forward from Miri Regev? Have we done it?".
"About yesterday, the Knesset channel brought up something fresher about Netanyahu. The government rejected the establishment of a secure emergency room in Sderot, there was another attack, about the wave of terrorism that was stopped. Ben Gabir announced that he would make a situation assessment before the pride parade. And I say, what world? Until today, he would have done the These reviews with Gopstein, to find loopholes," he added.
Magel: "Oh, oh, oh, Israel's credit rating is being raised, let's find something in the words, it's just terrible. A catastrophe, listen, it's funny."
Caspit: "They are not going to raise, they say it can raise."
Magal: "The same budget you said has no growth engines, they write that thanks to it Israel's credit rating is going to be raised. How ridiculous can that be?".
Caspit: "We are walking down the path of the ridiculousness and promiscuity of what is happening here. All the economic experts who are in office here, including Netanyahu's appointments."
