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4:13

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4:35

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her to see more? Oh really wants

4:39

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4:41

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5:00

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5:08

Jersey. I'm the city from

5:10

a lot of things I now

5:12

have Any president is be free.

5:14

Retaining of is something that I

5:16

believe and I didn't. I have

5:18

family coming and so I have

5:20

to let them know because you

5:23

know not come to make iteration

5:25

ceremonies. I'm just disappointed and I

5:27

mean I'm a tiny tiny high

5:29

school guys I wasn't him like

5:31

then how the system and sell

5:33

outs you know the you know.

5:37

I'm. Not able to walk now he says one

5:39

we didn't know what you know now. He

5:42

said he was doing of her paws. Would you do

5:44

it again? I

5:46

mean, I mean yes, I've had I've been

5:48

with I was doing what I believed was

5:51

right and I still believe it to be

5:53

right. So much harm has been done. To

5:56

Sue Sue All as the super

5:58

on the whole the already. Like

6:00

me the people that were raised in

6:02

a mall than I am in in

6:04

the guys who a set on fire

6:06

those people no not those own athos

6:09

know the other play or the other

6:11

people who were told to leave enemies

6:13

dead air dropped food and then I'm

6:15

and had turned on those Zealand's yeah

6:17

those people those people man now. Parents.

6:21

How. Many times have we said this.

6:25

Now. You're gonna have to pay

6:27

the price guys. you're paying the price. Being.

6:30

A parent because you showed up

6:32

for all of your kids activities.

6:36

Eyes. And. I the only

6:38

ones is nice to support. would sell

6:40

at every single. As long as it's

6:42

ever involved in. This is

6:45

one of those weird ones. Were always

6:47

felt like speaking about this behavior negatively

6:49

to be perceived in the wrong way.

6:51

like my parents just been supportive and

6:53

how lucky was I have a parent

6:55

who always showed up on a hill.

6:58

Near parent is there for you. Yeah, but.

7:00

Did you also feel like sometimes it was

7:02

a bit excessive? A smelling like an

7:04

always is that more ever had

7:07

in his thing where maybe I

7:09

was doing the same saying on

7:11

multiple day. I mean I just

7:13

magazine aisle a cop says just

7:16

just let me just say this

7:18

Yes, we did find it very

7:20

very repetitive going to every single

7:22

one of your performances everyone even

7:25

when you are doing the same

7:27

things yes but we did it

7:29

anyway to show you support you

7:31

narcissistic little piece of crap. We.

7:35

And. We made an effort to

7:38

make sure we didn't miss

7:40

any of them. Maybe.

7:42

We should have missed some of them. Maybe we

7:44

should have me I was. Maybe go outside and

7:47

play. Come back when the

7:49

lights go out. We'll.

7:51

Worry about you if the if you don't

7:53

come back by six the next morning. I

7:56

mean you cannot win in the this

7:59

Know he can. Generation is so

8:01

narcissistic. No matter what you

8:03

did, you showed up, you

8:06

didn't show up. Yeah

8:08

they're gonna complain about it either way. oh

8:10

yes it with the and because there is

8:12

obviously a a thing that has been talked

8:15

about like the helicopter parenting thing is that

8:17

them complaints here I think is is it

8:19

just showing up for an event isn't helicopter

8:21

parenting showed up for every event that seems

8:24

like athletes hair every of that and I

8:26

like every ball games you want your every

8:28

know fans that your games now because it

8:31

seemed like he just needed support them but

8:33

that's not it. apparently apparently know the right

8:35

you're getting something out. yeah you're near and

8:37

trying. To make yourself leg like makes

8:40

me look eerily good. You to go

8:42

If I wrote a all your stupid

8:44

events I want to go to and

8:46

what you're really doing going to have.

8:48

Come on. Least. Guys can

8:51

be with him, be honest about this

8:53

out on of women then. There's.

8:55

About half the events you're like. ah,

8:59

Right? How many recitals you want to go

9:02

to? Yeah, seriously, how many ways you hear

9:04

kid or you granted for five minutes and

9:06

then it's three hours long? Yeah yeah. like

9:08

I didn't want to go to the who

9:10

my arm off out of that soon. I

9:13

had to go to the Nutcracker

9:15

The Nutcracker every year and Cheyenne

9:17

wasn't in it for like auto

9:19

three minutes. Ah there she is

9:21

dressed as a sugar plum Cincinnati's

9:24

is. Then I got a lot

9:26

of says the rest of this

9:28

yeah. I. Couldn't miss those

9:30

by with him. Me: Where.

9:34

Says are bad parents A complete are saying this

9:36

real nice. Easy

9:38

going to skip seven unnecessary other supposed to be

9:40

they don't come, they never have events of the

9:42

casino which is where I am so. Now

9:45

it's not my fault that of by me like

9:48

there there are lines to I think Pat will

9:50

least be able to have to agree with. This

9:52

is like. You. Know there's certain things that

9:54

you've like that your kids do like. My really

9:56

a feasible yet so I love go and watch

9:58

My kids was like my daughter's. The readings

10:00

was really fun to watch her do

10:02

her events and genetic. I love it!

10:04

Phenomena. Nine thousand other people going. And.

10:07

Not as good hours I why I said my

10:09

wife small the time. Honey. We're sitting

10:11

in the back. We could leave. we

10:14

missed more. Now nobody would ever know

10:16

it's not right. We have to support

10:18

all the oh no, we don't know.

10:21

We don't. We're here to support our

10:23

kid. Not all those I don't like

10:25

those kids. I don't know those kids,

10:28

but I don't like them because they

10:30

generally don't like other people's kids. Nobody

10:32

does. if you're honest. Nobody likes other

10:35

people's kids. Sector

10:37

S is accurate. Thank you and I certainly

10:39

don't like that. Good that we just heard

10:42

from yes with Israel that I'm not going

10:44

to already have her that he would join

10:46

on. What would you say if you that

10:48

was your kid all male that I would

10:51

be. A little upset. I.

10:53

Believe you don't realize it when you're a kid.

10:56

that like your parents have lives right? Am

10:58

I don't see them? You don't think of it

11:00

as like they're canceling something they could be doing

11:02

to come to your thing. You to think it

11:04

is that their job I supposed to be

11:06

there. I'm that a say something. I always hated.

11:09

When. I heard. My. Mother used to

11:11

say. And. I know

11:13

once it's uttered, it happens. Because.

11:16

It's happened to me. I.

11:19

Hope that girl. Gets.

11:22

For children, Exactly

11:24

like. Then

11:27

she'll know many alone. Is

11:30

dry the hell? viruses? drugs? Sure

11:32

you support. Problem. Is

11:34

she so narcissistic? She won't have

11:36

any children. It'll just

11:38

be violent or doubling up on one

11:41

that I love that if you're narcissistic,

11:43

please don't have children. Yeah, if you're

11:45

If you're you know you're going to

11:47

school and your babbling that nonsense. I

11:50

don't want you to have children. Just.

11:53

You'd be a horrible horrible parent

11:55

he threw. The kind of idiots

11:57

though that are supporting among us.

12:00

Right there. that's all about once

12:02

clear. It's me, me, me and

12:04

all about death. How could you

12:06

possibly beat your so clueless how

12:08

could you possibly be. You

12:10

know in the Lgbt community and

12:13

be standing up for Hamas doesn't

12:15

make any sense of it makes

12:17

no sense unless you're a so

12:19

blind and narcissistic. That. All

12:22

you think about his me and

12:24

my gayness and I gonna bring

12:26

some credibility to this movement in

12:28

arming is all about narcissism. Days

12:31

in these his estate. These like stances don't

12:33

even make sense with each other anymore, so

12:35

don't I am. But they've all been combined,

12:38

know for hours and then they've all Canada

12:40

so we're melted into one efficacy over and

12:42

over all politics thing, right? Like you get

12:44

your if your team tells you that you're

12:47

supposed to support this. Than. You

12:49

do for what seventy percent of

12:51

America? I. Like that's terrifying. But

12:53

wait a minute. Wait a minute. Where you're

12:55

saying it does it. Could we please go

12:57

back? Bad. As an or this you

12:59

just go back to Cut Forty Five please. He.

13:02

Sang this doesn't make sense. Been listening.

13:24

And. Moral. Where.

13:40

They never a if you were listening

13:42

to Friday's show or you listen to

13:45

Pad. A couple of weeks ago. You.

13:47

Heard the guy we had on that

13:49

said the United States government. Took.

13:52

The Malaysian airliner open up a

13:55

wormhole and such that plane through

13:57

it. I'd

13:59

like them to prove that

14:01

reality with all of these.

14:04

Do. With more Roddick and. Just

14:07

open it up. Yeah. had a college

14:09

campus suck come out into space? Yeah,

14:11

we don't necessarily have a destination bill,

14:14

just are sucked into the wormhole. Guess

14:16

is if and when I when I

14:18

ever do, I don't know how they

14:20

wed as weird. As

14:23

as a shocked by the way through listening

14:25

and radio not seeing that cliff bet she

14:28

is wearing a mask outdoors yet while saying

14:30

all of hand and little over her mass

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14:41

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14:50

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bad guy countries see or

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us More or less than

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our military, more or less

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streets safer? Then. They

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police. Are they more

18:15

respected? Remember five years ago. Was.

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The throws a Blm. Whose.

18:21

For five years ago, that everybody was

18:23

on the street and they were marching

18:25

to reimagine the police and to put

18:28

counselors out on the street instead of

18:30

police officers. Are

18:34

we? Are in our

18:36

cities struggling to hire more

18:38

counsellors? Or more

18:40

police officers than they were five

18:42

years ago. Our.

18:46

Police officers more likely or less

18:48

likely to jump in and help

18:50

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Service. Is. It's

18:58

faster. Than. It was

19:00

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19:02

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19:05

it was five years ago. Is

19:09

our relationship between the

19:11

police officers and. Ah,

19:13

blacks, Hispanics, anybody? Is it

19:16

better? Cause that's what they

19:18

were claiming. they needed counsellors

19:20

and they needed people to

19:22

train the tops. So is

19:24

our police officer. Our police

19:26

force. Their relationship. is it

19:29

better? Or. Worse.

19:31

Or the same. Than. It was five

19:34

years ago. And even if

19:36

it's the same. Why?

19:40

Didn't. We go through all of that. To.

19:43

Fix that problem. Is.

19:46

That even close to being fixed. If

19:55

someone commits a crime in America. Against.

19:58

You. Or against any but

20:00

unit you know. are they more or

20:02

less likely to go to jail? Our

20:09

justice system. Do you have more

20:11

trust in it? Or. Less

20:13

trust. If

20:17

you don't trust the justice system,

20:21

And you don't trust the

20:23

police. And

20:26

you don't trust the government. When

20:29

you have a problem. Who

20:32

do you go to? Who

20:36

is actually holding up the

20:39

torch? A.

20:41

Be used to be you could go to. The.

20:44

Media and the media would

20:46

expose the bad guys. And.

20:48

The government would come in and take care

20:50

of it. Or if the

20:52

bad guys were the government, the people

20:55

would take care of business. Do

20:57

you have? More. Faith.

21:00

In the government. Then you did

21:02

five years ago. Do

21:04

you have more faith in the

21:06

media than you did five years

21:08

ago. You

21:11

know we had to bail out the banks

21:13

in two thousand eight? Why? Why?

21:18

Because. They had become too

21:20

big to fail remember. Too.

21:22

Big to fail. We gotta stop this.

21:26

Did they six that? problem? Our.

21:30

Our big banks. Bigger or

21:32

smaller than they were in

21:34

two thousand and eight. Who

21:39

was hurt by all of the

21:42

sixes? To make banks smaller. So

21:44

they would never be too big to fail. The.

21:47

Banks and were hurt. Where they the big

21:50

banks or were they the small bags. You.

21:54

Have trust in the security of

21:56

your bank. Is that

21:59

trust? getting? Or for worse than

22:01

it was five years ago. Do

22:04

you have trust that our Treasury

22:06

and our Federal Reserve have your

22:08

best interests at heart? And

22:11

is that getting better or worse?

22:16

Is inflation better or worse than

22:18

it was five years ago. Is.

22:23

Your confidence in the people that

22:25

are in charge. Is.

22:28

Your confidence in in them knowing

22:30

how to fix it, being able

22:32

to even assess what's going on.

22:35

Is your confidence in them

22:37

getting better or worse? Do

22:43

think they are adding to the problem?

22:47

Or. Fixing the problem, You

22:51

know, our new hopeful target

22:53

for inflation is now three

22:55

percent. So that means. We're.

22:58

Hoping to hit three

23:00

percent additional inflation every

23:02

single year. Not reversing.

23:05

Prices. Don't go down, but they

23:07

only go up from here three

23:10

percent per year. That's our hope.

23:15

Over the last three years, official

23:17

inflation was around twelve percent. It's

23:19

probably closer to twenty. But.

23:23

Their plan is to increase the

23:25

inflation that we have right now.

23:28

By. Another fifteen

23:30

percent. By. The

23:32

time the next President's term

23:34

ends. Is

23:37

that in the right direction? Or

23:39

not. Is.

23:44

Your gas price better or worse

23:46

than it was five years ago.

23:51

How the price of Insurance. Is.

23:56

That better or worse. Is

24:01

it easier or harder for

24:03

you to find a house?

24:05

Find a house. Easier

24:08

or more difficult than it was five

24:10

years ago. Your.

24:12

Mortgage rate. Is

24:15

it lower or higher than it was

24:17

five years ago. Price

24:22

of milk. Our

24:26

schools. Do. You feel our

24:28

children are more sais or

24:30

less safe in their schools.

24:33

They needed five years ago

24:35

remember. It was about

24:37

three years ago we started finding. Crt.

24:43

All. Of this d I all

24:45

of this stuff has happened. Under

24:48

this president. Do

24:53

you more confidence in your school? Or

24:55

less confidence in your school? Do

24:57

you have more confidence in your school

25:00

librarian? Or. Less com

25:02

for confidence. Our

25:04

children. Better. Educated.

25:08

Or. Worse than five years ago.

25:12

Our. Children more stable mentally

25:15

then they were before

25:17

all this gobbledygook started.

25:23

Do you believe that we have

25:25

a handle on terrorism? Or.

25:30

Is our country more

25:32

safe from terrorists? Or.

25:35

Less safe than it was five

25:37

years ago. How

25:44

do you feel about your job? I

25:51

can't think of a category. That.

25:54

Has gotten better. Can you? Every

25:58

category. That I. God.

26:04

It doesn't speak of health in

26:07

any way, shape or form, Are

26:10

happier than we were five years ago.

26:14

Are we more comfortable? Are

26:20

we more content? Not.

26:23

In any category, not in

26:25

a single category. It least

26:27

that I can find. His

26:33

Afghanistan better off. His

26:36

Israel, better off his

26:39

Ukraine, Better off. There

26:45

is a reckoning that is coming.

26:48

There's. A Reckoning that is coming. I've

26:52

always had just keep thinking more

26:54

about electricity rates. Do you

26:56

feel like we will have? Power

26:59

when needed. Is.

27:01

That confidence better or worse.

27:06

Our border. Better or

27:08

worse. Your.

27:12

Freedom. The fundamentals.

27:15

Of our. Bill Of

27:17

Rights. Do you have more

27:19

confidence or less com confidence

27:21

that the people in Washington

27:23

I don't care what party

27:25

their from are actually going

27:27

to enforce the Bill of

27:29

Rights? This

27:35

is called. A

27:37

Reckoning. When

27:39

a country goes this far off,

27:43

There. Is a reckoning that comes?

27:48

It's like you tell your kids

27:50

you know their their gonna get

27:53

bad grades in school. You're.

27:55

Gonna flunk? You're gonna flunk months' work, harder,

27:57

work harder. C'mon how can we help you?

27:59

Let's go. let's get a you know we

28:02

gotta get to a tutor. Whatever it is.

28:04

And. The kid doesn't do it. You're like there's

28:07

go to come a time where it's too late

28:09

for you and you're gonna flunk. There's

28:11

going to come a time where it's too late for you

28:13

and you're not going to be able to make it in

28:15

the college. That's.

28:18

A Reckoning. And

28:21

it's just a natural. Response.

28:26

To really bad screwed up

28:29

ideas. And

28:31

until you change your ways.

28:35

The. Reckoning just gets worse and worse.

28:37

and worse. When. It comes.

28:39

It's. Devastating. Are.

28:43

My favorite! Lines. Of

28:47

favorite sayings is nothing Will

28:49

Change. If

28:52

nothing changes. We're.

28:57

Shuffling the deck, And.

29:01

We're moving the chairs around the table.

29:03

We're just moving the chairs around the

29:05

table. Where we're We're moving the chairs

29:07

on the deck of the Titanic. If.

29:13

If nothing changes. Nothing.

29:17

Will change. versus.

29:24

In the Best of the Glenn Beck. Far

29:32

as today, something is

29:34

going to sound in

29:36

Israel. Something that they

29:38

are used to. But.

29:41

This one's not going to com as

29:43

a surprise and it will sound like

29:45

this: Normally

29:52

in Israel, that means.

29:56

That you have to get to a shelter.

30:00

But for one minute over

30:02

the entire country of his

30:04

Israel this will sound. This

30:09

is a special day in Israel. The first

30:12

time I was in Israel I got off

30:14

the plane. I got into the car and

30:16

that happen and you could hear it in

30:18

the car. We are on the highway. And

30:21

all the cars pulled off to the side of the highway. And

30:23

air. But he just sat there and I'm like whoa, what's going.

30:26

Was. Happening. Let.

30:29

Me ask you, why do we go to museums. Why?

30:31

Do we visit historic sites

30:33

and memorials? Why? Do

30:36

we walk through horrible places? Why

30:38

do we walk through. Arlington

30:42

Cemetery. Where. It's just

30:44

marking the dead or go into

30:47

the dreadful silence of Auschwitz. I

30:53

mean, I guess it's one way,

30:55

you know? Maybe maybe it's escape

30:57

tourism? You. Know plaid

30:59

in the outward appearance of learning. But really,

31:01

it's no different than a trip to the

31:04

Guggenheim. Is

31:07

it only so we can say we were

31:09

there? Is.

31:12

A to honor the memory of those who

31:14

lived through the event. Is.

31:17

It so we. Can. Know

31:19

maybe try to understand?

31:22

And. Remember. Me:

31:25

really? why learn history at all? That's

31:28

what our kids are probably. Asking

31:31

now, Why? Why do I even. Learned.

31:33

Sister bunch of name's that I have

31:36

to memorize and dates. For.

31:39

Better or for worse, this is

31:41

the past and everyone involved is

31:44

in. it is dead or nearly

31:46

so. so why remember it? Well.

31:50

We. Have museums. We have

31:52

memorials. We have holidays because

31:55

history is proof of concept.

31:57

It either worked or it.

32:00

Didn't in a spectacular way.

32:03

What? Happened Once can happen

32:05

again. If.

32:08

We can understand what happened,

32:10

how and why. Maybe.

32:12

We did have a. We. Have greater

32:14

agency in our own time and are

32:16

present in in our future. Today

32:19

the air sirens will go

32:22

off in Israel because today

32:24

is Holocaust Memorial Day. The.

32:28

Wider world has such a day. January

32:30

twenty seventh. It's the anniversary of with

32:32

Red Army liberation of Auschwitz. But have

32:35

you ever celebrate? Did you even

32:37

know that was. That's what

32:39

the world is supposed to do on

32:41

January twenty seventh but we have a

32:43

lot of those days and they all

32:45

be com like the International Hotdog Day.

32:47

And they mean nothing. Speaking.

32:51

Of International Hotdog Day in America you

32:53

could call that. July

32:55

Fourth: Which. The

32:57

Fourth of July. Why don't we

32:59

call it Independence Day? A

33:02

further erasing of our history.

33:06

Make. It about the hotdogs. make it

33:08

about the fireworks. Make it about the

33:10

Fourth of July. It's not Independence Day.

33:15

For. Much of the world the holocaust

33:18

is both memory and warning. For.

33:20

Students own sake. Same for the sake

33:23

of others. So.

33:25

They don't become victims or perpetrators

33:27

are silent by standards as it

33:29

should be. That's what it's all

33:32

about. Although.

33:34

Given the number of genocidal acts

33:36

committed in full view all over

33:38

the world since Nineteen Forty Five.

33:41

And. What's happening on our college campuses

33:43

now? I wonder. did we fail to

33:46

teach this? Or.

33:48

Did anyone actually really, ever mean

33:50

never again As more than just

33:52

a A are you do And.

33:55

Never again. For.

33:59

It's. Israel. has

34:02

its own. Holocaust. Memorial

34:04

Day and it's today. It's.

34:06

Yamaha show up. It's

34:10

full name is Yamaha show

34:12

of something else I can't

34:14

pronounce, but it means. The.

34:17

Day of the Holocaust. And.

34:20

Of heroism. Because.

34:23

The point is not to commemorate

34:25

the holocaust alone. It's horrors and

34:28

it's victims. That's only half the

34:30

story, the other half that we

34:32

always seem to forget, even in

34:34

our own holidays. Is

34:38

the courage in heroism. Of

34:41

those who didn't go along. In

34:43

our case, Memorial Day. It's not

34:45

just about the fallen, it's about

34:48

the heroism. Of those who

34:50

went into battle. In

34:53

this case, the righteous gentiles who refused

34:55

to go over the cliff with the

34:57

rest of their genocidal neighbors. Or the

34:59

jews who would not go naked or

35:01

quiet into the gas chamber, the killing

35:03

fields. The.

35:06

Commemoration today happens.

35:08

On. The Hebrew anniversary of the

35:11

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, That's.

35:13

Probably. The.

35:16

The. Greatest single example of the ladder

35:19

type of courage. This. These

35:21

are kids. Whose. We're all

35:23

just kids. They. Had lost

35:25

everything. Their families were all dead.

35:28

And they decided. We're. Not

35:30

going to stand for it anymore and they.

35:33

Rose. Up. Now

35:37

note. Note the contrast

35:39

in the choice of date January

35:41

Twenty Seven celebrates the rescue of

35:43

Jewish victims. Worthy. Enough.

35:46

But. The date of Yamaha show

35:48

up also celebrates the courage of

35:50

those Jews who refuse to be

35:52

victims and who chose to fight.

35:56

Too. Many people went like lambs. And.

35:59

While some went in faith even knowing

36:01

for certain they were going to die along

36:03

with their children, some also showed that the

36:06

didn't have to be this way. Even

36:09

if they to didn't survive in

36:11

the end they are proof of

36:13

concept. They

36:16

not only informed. But.

36:19

They were the generation. That.

36:21

Then fought for Israel's very

36:23

existence. They.

36:26

Were generation the top? The lesson

36:28

that never again means never again

36:30

must the people of Israel depend

36:32

on the goodwill of others for

36:35

it's survival? Do you hear that?

36:38

Never again. Means.

36:42

Never again must the people

36:44

of Israel depend on the

36:46

goodwill of others for it's

36:48

survival. This. Defines my

36:50

support of Israel. Let.

36:55

Them defend themselves. We don't have to

36:57

go over there. We don't have to

36:59

fight there were they're not asking for

37:01

it. Today

37:05

air raid San sirens will

37:07

sound a different tone. From

37:10

One Israelis. One

37:13

that Israelis are accustomed to.

37:16

The whole country comes to complete

37:18

standstill. Doesn't matter, people stand in

37:20

silence. only the sound of the

37:23

air siren the in their home,

37:25

the office on the street by

37:27

the side of the road. when

37:30

the siren sounds it is the

37:32

most incredible things the entire country

37:34

stops. And.

37:38

They do it because whether or not

37:40

you've seen Auschwitz, the memory has to

37:43

be kept alive. It's worth a minute

37:45

of silence every year. Do we have

37:47

any national ritual like that? Is there

37:50

anything in American history that's worth. All

37:53

standing still for a minute.

37:56

Once a year. It's.

38:01

A physical act, Spring

38:05

holidays follow us. Fascinating

38:07

and kind of revealing

38:09

sequence in Jewish Israeli

38:11

life: Passover, Than. The

38:13

Great Liberation Holiday. To

38:16

actually a standalone. It's

38:18

followed. Fifty. Days later,

38:21

By. I think it's shove vote. Which.

38:23

Celebrates the revelation at

38:26

Sinai. And. It

38:28

says freedom alone is not

38:30

enough. You can be free.

38:34

But. Then what happens you'll

38:36

wander in the desert is

38:38

you don't have a purpose.

38:41

A mission. That's.

38:43

What we're lacking in America? Purpose.

38:47

Who's dating Our purpose?

38:52

Now. Since nineteen, forty eight new dates

38:54

have popped up between these two. Yeah,

38:57

I'm a shower and back to

39:00

back. A week later, Israel's twin

39:02

memorial and Independence Day. And

39:05

they commemorate more historic events.

39:08

Involving the same generation. The

39:10

Resurrection of the State of Israel and

39:13

the terrible cost of that resurrection. So.

39:15

The sequence now. Listen

39:17

To this. Liberation.

39:21

To pastor fi. Rebirth.

39:24

Purpose. Ah,

39:28

they didn't just magically arrange

39:30

themselves. is semi You still

39:32

believe in coincidence? Liberation.

39:36

Catastrophe. Rebirth.

39:39

And. Purpose. We.

39:42

Have to be reborn and

39:44

have a purpose. The.

39:48

Shadow over. The. Sirens today

39:50

will be October seventh. The.

39:54

Memory of the holocaust is fading. Out.

39:57

Of living memory and into the pages

39:59

of history. My

40:01

generation, we could still hear survivors speak, but

40:04

only a few are left. Very

40:06

soon, just be recordings, which, you

40:09

know, will fade literally and figuratively,

40:12

and also become old and remote

40:15

and increasingly difficult to relate to. They'll

40:18

become history. October

40:20

7th is fresh. Too

40:24

many graves still fresh. Too many

40:26

wounded survivors. Too many victims still

40:29

waking up screaming in the night.

40:34

And an unknown number. Still,

40:39

on day 213, that

40:41

are being

40:44

held hostage, suffering

40:47

only God knows what in the tunnels under

40:50

Rafa. Like

40:54

in the Holocaust, it

40:57

can be difficult to remember the testimonies. The

41:01

testimonies we

41:04

do have that don't actually

41:08

reflect the worst of what happened, because

41:10

by definition, those who went through the worst

41:13

don't live to tell it. But

41:16

it's different this

41:18

year, October 7th, because the

41:21

Nazis didn't record the worst things they

41:23

did. They destroyed the evidence. Hamas

41:26

went out of their way to

41:28

film their atrocities live, in full

41:30

color, gleefully bragging about it in

41:33

all the phone calls and social

41:35

media posts. Maybe

41:39

eventually we might learn from having

41:42

evil this clearly displayed in

41:45

full daylight. But

41:48

whatever the case is, we

41:50

have to teach our children, never

41:53

again. Because

41:55

never again is now. especially

42:00

on our college campuses.