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is an ancient evil that

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is sweeping the world.

4:01

And we have seen it before.

4:12

Yesterday, our college

4:14

campuses were on

4:16

fire. New

4:30

York, California,

4:32

police being backed

4:34

up in the corners. Some

4:37

people being arrested. Strangely

4:39

not in Texas. A&M

4:43

was almost

4:45

a war zone. The

4:48

governor comes out and says we will not

4:50

tolerate anti-Semitism. But

4:54

the world is tolerating anti-Semitism.

4:57

And most of these college students

4:59

really have no idea what

5:01

they're even protesting. And

5:06

what would you say is the main goal of

5:08

tonight's protest? I think

5:10

the most important thing to hear about the protest

5:12

is demanding that NYU stop. I

5:15

honestly don't know. Is

5:17

there something NYU can do? No. Why

5:25

are we even protesting? This

5:30

has happened before. Benjamin

5:33

Netanyahu yesterday. What's

5:36

happening on America's college campuses is

5:38

a rustic. Anti-Semitic mobs

5:40

have taken over leading universities. They

5:43

call for the annihilation of Israel. They

5:46

attack Jewish students. They attack Jewish faculty. This

5:50

is reminiscent of what happened in German universities in

5:52

the 1930s. It's

5:54

not only reminiscent of what happened in Germany

5:56

in the 1930s. It

5:59

happened here. here in America. It

6:04

was February 20th, 1939. Hitler was building his sixth

6:06

concentration camp.

6:12

He was about to go

6:14

into Poland. And

6:16

on the streets of Manhattan, Americans gathered

6:20

to salute the flag at Madison

6:23

Square Garden. I

6:27

pledge undivided allegiance to the flag of

6:29

the United States of America and the republic for

6:40

which it stands, one

6:42

nation indivisible

6:45

with liberty and justice for all.

6:47

Speaker after speaker came and stood

6:49

in front of giant portraits of

6:51

George Washington with a

6:58

Nazi symbol. Hello

7:01

Americans, American

7:03

papriarch. I'm sure I do not

7:05

come before you tonight as a complete

7:07

stranger. You all have heard of me. To

7:09

the choice controlled press as a creature

7:13

with horns,

7:20

a cloth mohawk, and a long

7:22

tail. We with American

7:24

ideals demand that our government

7:28

shall be returned

7:30

to the American people

7:32

of Madrid. Or she sounds

7:35

just like one of our fathers. What

7:41

we are now saying is inviting for

7:44

our return. First, a social

7:46

test might change our rule

7:50

in the United States. A

7:55

socially just white

7:58

Gentile United States. This

8:05

has happened before in America

8:09

and it's happening again. There

8:12

is one guy who has written an

8:15

article that I saw I think yesterday

8:17

or the day before from Semaphore, he's

8:19

a national political reporter, David Weigel is

8:22

with us, and the pro-Palestinian

8:25

protesters have all started

8:27

to mask up. Now

8:29

why would they do that?

8:32

David, welcome to the program. It's

8:34

good to be here. Thank you for having me. You

8:36

bet. So, why are they masking up? They're

8:39

wearing, you know, COVID masks, N95 masks. They

8:43

are, and I heard two reasons for this, and

8:45

I printed both of these reasons. Not everyone I

8:47

called got back to me, but one

8:50

was that on the left,

8:52

I'd say more than anywhere else in the

8:54

country, there still is a belief that you

8:56

need to mask up to protect from COVID,

8:58

you need to mask up to protect other

9:00

people from who might have comorbidities, et cetera.

9:02

It's always, it's always May 2020. That's

9:07

a belief that's out there, but the National Lawyers

9:09

Guild, which is sort of the left's

9:11

legal advice clinic, which operates around

9:13

the country, and other people on the left have

9:15

said, it is important to

9:18

cover your face to avoid facial recognition, to avoid

9:20

being doxed, you know, to be in a photo

9:23

and somebody looks up who you

9:25

are and says, please fire this person. They've

9:27

been advising that for years, and they started

9:29

advising that after 2020 because there

9:31

were lots of anti-mask laws on

9:34

the books to prevent people from

9:36

concealing their identities, and those laws

9:38

were lifted or changed or halted

9:40

because of the guidance that

9:42

Anthony Fauci and others put in place in 2020. So

9:46

some of these people, I mean,

9:48

these are the people that are going to be leading the

9:51

world at some point. These

9:55

are the, quote, best and brightest in

9:57

our universities. there

10:00

is reason to believe that they

10:03

don't want to be known because they

10:06

won't be able to get a job. Well,

10:09

you've seen, if you've seen enough videos

10:11

of people talking to reporters at

10:14

these protests, often maybe a reporter from

10:16

a more conservative outlet who students

10:19

don't want to talk to, you

10:21

might see this dissonance, right? There are people who have decided

10:23

to go out in the public space, be

10:25

part of something big, be part of something

10:27

historic with cameras literally surrounding them. And everyone

10:29

has a camera phone. And

10:32

they don't want to go on camera, share

10:34

their identity, take a mask off. I

10:36

have encountered that for years, covering right

10:39

and left protests from January

10:41

6, Baltimore, right? So I've just covered

10:43

a lot of this stuff. The attitude is

10:45

generally that you want to be part,

10:47

you want to loan your body, I would say,

10:50

to a mass demonstration, but you don't

10:52

necessarily want to put your face in

10:54

front of it because you might be

10:56

exposed. That is the idea

10:58

that a mass movement does not

11:01

mean that every single person is going to

11:03

have an A&E biography written about

11:05

them or filmed about them. My

11:07

body is here because I'm here because 1,000 or 2,000 or

11:10

5,000 people are here. It's

11:13

hard for the police. It's hard

11:16

for our opposition opposition to resist us.

11:18

And so hiding the hiding from cameras,

11:20

the media, etc. That

11:23

isn't contradictory. That is, you are

11:25

still doing social justice if you personally don't want to

11:27

have your name attached to it and

11:29

your face attached to it. So you brought up January 6. And

11:34

what happened on January 6 was

11:37

a nightmare and horrible. And

11:39

I want everybody who broke a

11:41

window, did damage, all

11:43

of this stuff, threatening people. I want them all to

11:45

go to jail correctly

11:48

and justly be tried and go

11:51

to jail. You

11:53

never hear anyone separate the good people

11:55

from the bad people here. And

11:58

I'm wondering how many of... How

12:00

many of these protesters even

12:03

have a clue as

12:05

to what they're saying? How many of them even

12:07

know what the river to the sea means? Well,

12:11

that's a question usually you show up and

12:13

ask people. Can you define this term? And

12:16

again, you often encounter people who don't

12:18

want to be in a

12:20

gotcha game on camera, on a recorder,

12:23

talking about this because they want to

12:25

be part of something bigger. I can't

12:27

psychoanalyze for every single person who's taking

12:30

part in one of these protests. But

12:33

that attitude is there. And I think

12:35

in coverage of this, you're starting to

12:37

see, not to get too meta

12:39

because I'm covering it too, you're starting to see the

12:41

negative impact of this. There are people that

12:43

have protests, the people who are most

12:45

bold about going out there, not

12:48

using a mask, getting a bullhorn, saying slogans.

12:50

They're often part of groups like the Party

12:52

for Socialism or Liberation, the Revolutionary Communist Party.

12:55

There are people who are very drilled, who

12:57

are already on every watch list, are already

12:59

on the FBI's watch list. And we'll say

13:01

things like, here is a slogan for you

13:04

to chant, and the slogan means death to

13:06

Israel. Or here is a

13:08

pro-Hamas flag that I'm waving. They

13:10

are next to people

13:13

who might just, I'm not trying to be

13:15

too patriotic, they might have a different view

13:17

of things where they just would like a

13:19

ceasefire in Israel and they decided to go

13:21

walk and join this protest because that seems

13:23

to be the way to get it. I

13:26

mentioned January 6, you mentioned it. Were

13:29

there people who showed up

13:31

at protests, that stopped the steel protests and were angry

13:34

about the election, then went home? There were. There were

13:36

also people who showed up and said they want to

13:38

overthrow the government. There were people who

13:40

showed up at Black Lives Matter protests, I

13:42

covered them in 2020, who said, yes, I'd

13:44

like more police reform. And then they went

13:46

home, but the people with the megaphones were

13:48

saying, and we want to overthrow capitalism and

13:50

abolish prisons and police. Right? So I

13:53

think by concealing their identities, that

13:56

has exacerbated the role

13:59

that the more radical, voices have in this

14:01

movement and you see the backlash, you see the

14:03

way that I'm just describing

14:05

things, that's just fine though, you're seeing the way

14:07

that these protests are

14:09

responded to by police, by governors,

14:11

etc. They're responding to the very

14:14

vocal anti-Israel sentiments, anti-Zionists, sometimes anti-Semitic,

14:16

sometimes murderous sentiments they're hearing from

14:18

people who do show up and

14:20

say, here I am, here's who

14:22

I am, here's what I believe,

14:25

and it is something that will offend 95% of the country or

14:27

more. How long do you think

14:31

this lasts? I mean is this something that dies

14:34

out? I mean I always thought the Occupy Wall

14:37

Street thing would die out

14:39

faster than it did and I think they

14:42

actually had a huge impact. I think

14:45

those banks and those corporations saw that

14:47

they were being disrupted and went, okay

14:50

well we'll throw you some money your way and

14:52

support your way, just leave us alone. Is this

14:57

real staying power and how big

14:59

is this movement in

15:01

America? It

15:04

has grown, it's harder to

15:06

quantify because this has

15:08

been happening in places with

15:11

Democratic politicians, in college towns, on college campuses.

15:13

There are parts of the country you

15:15

can drive for 100 miles, you're not seeing

15:18

anyone talk or put up a sign about

15:20

this conflict, but if you're Joe

15:22

Biden and you go raise money in

15:24

West LA or Ann Arbor etc you're going to

15:26

be surrounded by people for whom this is the

15:28

defining issue. So how much has it

15:30

grown? Hard question. Now the sentiment

15:33

against funding the war, I should say

15:35

funding aid to Israel as it wages

15:37

this war and Gaza, that has collapsed.

15:41

That's sort of the paradox here. Look at

15:43

polling for how many Americans want there to

15:45

be the funding bill that was passed in

15:47

the last week. It's lower than

15:49

the share

15:51

of Americans who supported the Vietnam War at this point in 1870

15:54

and I bring

15:56

up Vietnam because nothing is a mention of

15:58

things, but a lot of protesters see the

16:00

themselves as heirs to that sort of anti-war

16:02

movement, heirs of the people who showed up,

16:05

protested the war, willing to get arrested, and some cases were

16:07

shot. And

16:09

yes, they are willing, that side of the

16:11

movement is willing to just keep protesting, keep

16:14

getting arrested, keep doing disobedience, as

16:16

long as the war is going on. Some

16:19

of them, I would say, you have to do this to separate. Some of

16:21

them for as long as Israel exists. You

16:23

could go to a left-wing protest when

16:25

there was a ceasefire, there was an

16:27

anti-bada, nothing was happening in Israel. There

16:30

would be people calling for the end

16:32

of the Jewish state to be replaced

16:34

by Palestine. That's been there for decades.

16:37

But this level of intensity and this sort

16:39

of organizing, this is the motivator that is

16:42

getting past the population

16:44

of the Ivy League out onto the campus

16:46

and protesting, I think that is

16:48

tied to how long this war goes on.

16:50

If there is a ceasefire, I

16:52

would assume that a lot of the people have been talking

16:54

about people who are showing up and protesting and don't necessarily

16:56

want to be identified, but are not radicals.

16:59

Those people, I think, would go home based on my

17:01

experience and what happened with a protest in the past.

17:04

If you look at, you can see protests shrink over

17:06

time, how many people are showing up to this because

17:09

they are worried about being exposed, or

17:11

because they think that they might have believed

17:14

in part of this cause, but it went

17:16

too far for them. I think that would

17:18

happen at some point. I don't think anything

17:20

changes as long as this

17:23

war is going on. That's the

17:25

terminator. That's

17:27

how Wall Street broke up for a number of reasons, but

17:30

capitalism was still there. The banks were still there.

17:32

The system they were protesting was still there. This

17:37

war, again, not so very complicated. This

17:39

war is defining these protests. When the war

17:41

is over, there still will be a movement,

17:43

a smaller movement that is agitating for the

17:45

destruction of the current state of Israel. And

17:48

I think their numbers will have increased, but they're not going

17:50

to be able to amass crowds

17:52

like they are right now. David,

17:55

thank you so much for watching this. Thanks for

17:57

your really insightful The Rise of the Mask. real

18:00

Gaza protester. You know you just

18:02

picked up on something I don't

18:04

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there's an NBC poll released this week. Crown

19:45

Americans just hit a 20-year low when it

19:47

comes to interest in the presidential election. I

19:50

would say that's me too. Really?

19:53

The interest at this point, I'm

19:55

very, very engaged. You know,

19:57

when it comes but what does it matter?

20:00

at this point, you know, the back and forth

20:02

of the politics. There

20:05

does seem to be a weird sort

20:07

of, I don't know

20:09

what the right word is, it's like this lack

20:12

of, like there's a

20:14

ton of passion, right? Yes, everyone's

20:16

fired up about it, but

20:18

there does seem to be a disengagement of some sort.

20:20

Because there was no real debate that there was that

20:22

thing, you know what I mean? Well, I mean, I

20:24

felt that way in the primary. I mean, you know,

20:26

how many times have we done the primary election since

20:28

we started five? Something like that. And

20:31

every one of them has been big, even

20:33

if there was really no question as to

20:35

who was going to win. And

20:38

this one, at least at the beginning, there was a

20:40

question as to who was going to win. And

20:42

yet no one really ever got into it. It's been a strange

20:44

year. So 74% in 2008, 67% in 2012, 69 in 2016, 2020

20:46

was 77%, and 64% now are very interested in the

20:58

2020 race. So down significantly.

21:00

Yeah, I mean, pretty significantly. Yeah.

21:03

I mean, part of that could be that we've already seen

21:05

this movie, right? Like this is another Fast

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21:17

don't know how you got to get to that point. Wait a

21:19

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21:22

he continue that? Yeah. There's 111

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movies that come after that. Wow,

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that is crazy. Yeah, crazy. In the series. So

21:29

anyway, we thought that we would

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tell you I want to tell you a

24:35

story about a Christian pro-life

24:38

activist who

24:41

finds herself in prison

24:43

today here in America.

24:46

She's 88 years

24:49

old. Now she's

24:51

got to be quite a hardened criminal. 88 they

24:54

scoop her up. She's in prison.

25:00

I want you to notice as I tell you

25:02

the story the difference between good

25:04

and evil and how

25:06

America tolerates and

25:09

even embraces absolute

25:12

evil and

25:14

can no longer even see good. We

25:19

have we have protesters on

25:21

the streets and people make excuses for

25:23

them. We

25:25

have robberies. We some

25:29

cities are an absolute hellhole now

25:32

because of what we have going on in

25:34

the streets with just illegal aliens. By

25:38

the way did you notice that was something

25:40

else was in the bill from

25:43

the other night when they you know the war

25:45

bill. I mean sorry the peace

25:47

bill where

25:49

they gave 60 billion dollars

25:52

to Ukraine

25:56

and then they gave a little money to

25:58

Taiwan and then a little money to

26:00

Israel and then a little money to Hamas just

26:02

so we can play all sides. And

26:06

then they also put the TikTok thing in. Huh,

26:10

there was something else there. It

26:13

was a, it was a butthole

26:15

of money to be able to open

26:18

up new offices, federal offices,

26:21

U.S. government offices to

26:23

help ease the

26:25

way to bring more Arab

26:28

refugees into the

26:30

United States. They're

26:33

building I think four of them. I think it was $4

26:35

billion that was in that

26:37

bill to be able to open it up to make

26:40

the pathway to coming

26:42

here to the United

26:44

States from the Arab world easier.

26:48

I have nothing, I have nothing wrong

26:50

with no beef against Arabs.

26:54

However, I just don't

26:56

think that we're screening people very well. There's

26:58

a lot of people over the Arab world

27:00

who hate our guts. What

27:02

are we doing? We

27:04

can't see good and bad anymore.

27:07

We can't see good versus evil

27:09

anymore. So

27:11

here's Eva Adel. She's

27:14

88 years old. She's

27:19

making peace with her life and her death

27:21

now in prison put there by

27:23

Joe Biden. She's been

27:26

in prison before. She's

27:28

familiar with the consequences of

27:30

dehumanization. After

27:32

the Nazi forces were rooted in

27:35

Europe and they were just routed out, the

27:38

war at large was coming to an end. She

27:41

was 10 and

27:44

she was tossed into the

27:46

communist dictator Tito's concentration camps.

27:50

She was a Nazi sympathizer. She was 10. She

27:54

was 10. Everybody

27:59

was brand new. as a

28:01

Nazi collaborator by Tito's

28:04

Communist Party

28:06

and they were targeted for their

28:08

German ethnic background. We

28:11

were considered, she said, just

28:13

non-human. It was permission to torture

28:15

and kill by the government.

28:23

In camp, she

28:26

said she ended up

28:28

losing all of the skin on her legs, hobbled

28:31

by sores. People gagged

28:33

when they came near me, she said. The

28:36

flies and the fleas and the lice and

28:38

the bedbugs just loved my festering body. She

28:41

was ten. She

28:44

managed to escape to Austria. She

28:48

spent several years in refugee camps, made

28:51

it to the United States, only

28:54

to be arrested by Joe

28:56

Biden's jackbooted thugs.

29:03

She's now making peace with her death

29:05

in prison for defending the lives of

29:09

the biggest cohort of dehumanized

29:11

people, slaughtered

29:13

by the tens of millions globally

29:15

every single year, the unborn. The

29:20

Justice Department charged her and ten

29:22

other pro-life activists in October of

29:24

22 for violating

29:26

the Freedom of Access

29:29

to Clinic Entrances Act. This

29:32

came from Bill Clinton, the pro-life

29:35

activist staged a peaceful protest inside

29:37

the abortion clinic in Mount

29:39

Juliet, Tennessee on March 5,

29:42

2021. They were singing, they were praying

29:44

in support of those persons who had

29:46

and would be slain deeper inside the

29:50

abortion clinic. According

29:55

to the Blaze article earlier this

29:57

month, she and the final

29:59

four of 11 pro-life activists

30:01

were convicted, the US Attorney's Office

30:03

for the Middle District of Tennessee

30:06

indicated that she faces up

30:08

to six months in prison five years

30:11

of supervisory or supervised

30:14

release the relief really

30:17

supervised released and

30:19

up to ten thousand dollars in fines. They

30:24

were thinking about giving her up to a decade in

30:26

prison but I

30:30

don't know maybe they saw this 88 year old

30:33

frail woman who had been in

30:35

a concentration campus maybe not a

30:38

threat really so they only gave

30:40

her six months. American

30:54

has an amazing choice,

30:58

hard one, because

31:02

neither the candidates are perfect. They've

31:07

both shown us what they can do. Donald

31:10

Trump showed us exactly what he can

31:12

do and Joe Biden

31:14

has shown us exactly what

31:16

he can do. Both

31:22

will go further I'm

31:24

assuming in their second term

31:28

than they did in their first term. One

31:30

because one learned an

31:32

awful lot in the first term and

31:35

the other because there will

31:37

be no consequence. By

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the way you know they said that we

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to ban gas stoves. We said that's

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insanity it can't be true but the

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administration said it. Then

31:53

they came out and said we never said

31:55

that that's a conspiracy theory. We have no

31:57

desire to ban gas stoves. Yesterday the president

31:59

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32:02

banning all gas because

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oil is so much better and

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electricity well that just comes from the magic socket

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in the wall last

32:35

night what

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the internet and comments are saying

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is a must watch we

32:44

did an open access

32:46

to blaze tv and

32:49

it was on and still is on youtube

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and it is on x we

32:57

opened this up and i did a 90

32:59

minute special on all of the things that

33:02

are happening right now for the next

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election the

33:08

vote it's pretty

33:10

eye-opening let me

33:12

give you some of the people that responded to it

33:15

uh this came from uh burerian i don't

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major exception our nation's future depends

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beck's program here is the shot

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that our time as a representative

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republic is teetering on a cliff

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said unbiased comprehensive overview

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of the current vulnerabilities in

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the electronic voting system Regardless

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of you being on the left or the

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right, everyone should agree that elections should be.

34:00

You are, But lately there's been a

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make them even less secure. Re.

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Cole said everyone should watch

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and follow the last ten

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understood how in a third election

34:20

cycle anyone could have a serious

34:22

conversations about the vote and predictions.

34:24

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one that would be so threatening

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know. What? What? Pay

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three one was talking about there was

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Can. Take the whole company

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going to do that, but we will

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fight to tell you the truth in

35:00

a responsible way. We.

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Had I can tell you how much money we

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spent on attorneys, I don't even wanna know. We

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had an attorney that was

35:10

there watching everything. And

35:12

when we would go into break. Did.

35:15

We make a mistake. Do we need to

35:17

correct anything? It was

35:19

dicey. I'm gonna go

35:21

over. I'm gonna play. The.

35:24

The main section I think the last

35:26

part of the last. Segment

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of the show. the last

35:31

half hour is the relative

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new stuff that you haven't

35:36

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35:40

Some comments on it here and there, but

35:42

there's nobody in the mainstream media who has

35:44

taken this on. No. One.

35:47

And it is an

35:50

allegation that is true.

35:53

No. One will believe this election.

35:56

And that's the only reason to do this. Is.

35:58

to make sure that We have some

36:05

confidence in the vote

36:08

because if Joe Biden wins, nobody's

36:10

going to believe that that was a fair election. If

36:13

Donald Trump wins, do you think the left

36:16

is going to say anything other

36:18

than it was stolen? So

36:20

instead of charging, they're going to steal it back

36:22

and forth. Let's make sure

36:25

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the same things that we're saying by

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was mentioned in a federal court case. I

47:36

have to tell you, I didn't

47:38

even know how to begin to have a discussion on

47:40

this. I'll start with this. We

47:43

are not accusing Dominion of

47:45

anything. We are not saying

47:47

that this alleged vulnerability has ever

47:49

been used or existed. In

47:51

fact, I've got enough, been there, done that, got

47:53

the t-shirt. I have another t-shirt for you. We're

47:56

not even saying that this will be

47:59

used to diminish. the next

48:01

election. We are doing

48:03

one thing. We are highlighting something that

48:06

was alleged in a federal court. We

48:09

haven't seen anyone dispute it or even talk

48:11

about the alleged vulnerability. Now

48:14

it shouldn't matter what side you're on.

48:17

It shouldn't matter if you work for

48:19

Dominion or any other voting

48:21

machine company. You, me,

48:24

everyone. We all want

48:26

a secure election. We want

48:28

there to be confidence on

48:30

all sides when we

48:32

vote. Talking about

48:34

potential issues gets us closer

48:36

to those goals and

48:39

asking questions used to be something

48:41

that the both the left and

48:43

the right agreed together that

48:45

we should be doing. I'll show

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you a transcript of a conversation

48:50

on PBS regarding Georgia's voting machines.

48:53

Two of the experts,

48:55

Alex Haldeman and Hari

48:57

Hursti, said that they

48:59

were potential vulnerabilities

49:02

that attackers could take

49:04

advantage of. Hursti said

49:06

that Georgia's system was

49:08

complicated and it doesn't

49:10

seem to have any safeguards. If

49:13

you're curious, Georgia's system is

49:15

Dominion, the same system mentioned

49:17

in the recent petition. Now

49:20

the alleged vulnerability is different,

49:23

but here they are all freely talking

49:25

about it. Take a

49:27

look at this transcript. It was October 2020.

49:30

Why was it

49:32

okay for both sides to talk

49:34

about it

49:37

then, but hardly anyone will

49:39

do it now? Hari

49:42

Hursti is somewhat of a legend

49:44

in the community that searches for

49:46

vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems. He

49:49

was featured in HBO documentary explaining

49:51

how he hacked a Die-bold

49:54

of voting machine back in 2005

49:56

using a single memory card. I'll

49:58

tell you the result of that

50:00

hack later on in the program,

50:02

but that election system. Diebold was

50:05

later bought in two thousand and

50:07

ten by Dominion. We.

50:09

Don't know if this software is

50:11

still in use, but the H

50:13

B O Documentary website mention that

50:16

as of several years ago it

50:18

was still used or not used.

50:20

There is an interesting history here.

50:23

The other experts featured in

50:25

that Pbs piece was Alex

50:27

Halderman. Last

50:30

year he was given access

50:32

last year to the Georgia

50:34

Dominion voting machines to see

50:36

if he could find any

50:38

vulnerabilities. And. He.

50:40

Did. Alderman Sound.

50:42

Dominion's machines in Georgia are

50:45

quote critically vulnerable to hacking,

50:47

vulnerable to vote switching. Dominion

50:50

countered that the hack was

50:52

unrealistic, but Federal authorities found

50:55

the same full vulnerabilities and

50:57

more than twenty cyber security

51:00

experts backed up. Aldermen findings:

51:03

Know. There was never any evidence that

51:05

this was taken advantage of in an

51:07

election. The. Worry is

51:09

that this could be abused

51:11

in first a future elections.

51:15

So. This is actually a good story.

51:17

Everyone seems to be in agreement

51:19

that the hat is possible, and

51:21

we know about it in advance.

51:24

So. It should be easily fixed, right? Or.

51:26

You have to do is upgrade the

51:28

system before november. And it's over.

51:31

Well. Not so fast. Quote:

51:34

Some of the issues could

51:36

be mitigated by upgrading the

51:38

Dominion software, but George official

51:40

say the upgrade is unrealistic.

51:42

An enormous undertaking. They won't

51:45

start until after the Twenty

51:47

Twenty Four elections. What?

51:50

I mean. I. Hate to say

51:53

that this gives the appearance that

51:55

they're not taking the election security

51:57

seriously. That's sort of for.

52:01

I. Only point out these recent

52:03

vulnerabilities to show you that they

52:05

have been found before and that

52:07

not only that, But. The

52:10

experts in the media used to talk

52:12

about them all the time. I

52:15

don't want to look backwards. the

52:17

past is the past, but we

52:19

must fix the system see if

52:22

there's a problem. There.

52:24

Was one specific allegation in

52:26

the court documents that caught

52:28

my eye. It was so

52:30

technical in specific, I hadn't

52:32

seen it anywhere. But.

52:35

This is an excerpt from the

52:38

lawsuit. The describes the alleged vulnerability.

52:40

This is public. That's one reason

52:42

why we wanted to do this

52:45

show. You can read this for

52:47

yourself, but I have to warn

52:49

you, the nerd speech sounds like

52:52

a mixture of Greek combined with

52:54

Japanese. This is not something anyone

52:56

and everyone could do. Luckily, I

52:59

minored speaker decoder ring. Or in

53:01

a nutshell, here's what it describes.

53:03

It describes how Dominion's democracy. Sweet

53:06

Systems encrypt their data. encryption

53:08

key is needed to access

53:10

the critical data. Some call

53:13

it the God see. It.

53:15

Should be kept encrypted itself.

53:18

but in the allegation described

53:20

in the lawsuit, claims that

53:23

on some Dominion machines, it's

53:25

not. The allegation

53:28

claims that the encryption key

53:30

tenth easily be secured for

53:32

on the system and it's

53:34

the only security safeguard is

53:37

logging into windows. This

53:40

petition that makes this claim

53:42

from March claims that malicious

53:44

a malicious actors could just

53:47

use this to quote, gain

53:49

total access and control over

53:52

an election and quote. When.

53:56

You go to vote and you get

53:58

a ballot. You mark your so. Consider

54:00

voting machine, then when you're finished

54:02

the machine prince the vote. You

54:04

take that to a tabby or

54:06

an election official, scans the ballot

54:08

in the the tabulate or and

54:11

records your vote. The information is

54:13

later save to a memory card

54:15

and that is taken to a

54:17

computer. That computer

54:19

is where this alleged vulnerability

54:21

is claimed to be. How

54:24

many people in the election office

54:26

have access to that computer? What

54:28

is the only guy with the

54:30

key and that office is malicious?

54:32

What if someone broke in. Now.

54:35

Clearly, this does not appear to be

54:38

something that anyone could pull off. People.

54:41

Without the proper skill. Could.

54:44

Not Do This. I couldn't Do this. But.

54:46

What's been alleged wouldn't take

54:49

some expertise, but appears. That

54:52

maybe. The court

54:54

filing describe this alleged vulnerability

54:56

as quote. A

54:59

bank. Telling the public that they

55:01

have the most secure evolved in the

55:03

world. And. Then taping

55:05

the combination. Of the

55:08

vault on the wall next to

55:10

the door. I'm.

55:13

Going to show you some video

55:15

here and some long disclaimers when

55:17

she takes the disclaimer because we

55:20

asked a cyber security expert with

55:22

knowledge of this allegation to attempt

55:24

to recreate what was described in

55:26

the court case. Could they do

55:29

it? We ask them if they

55:31

could use the same Dominion software

55:33

and then asked if they could

55:35

screen record the entire process. So

55:38

they did. disclaimer and then I

55:40

think we have another disclaimer coming

55:42

up. Yeah, so

55:44

it is. Additional disclaimer: This

55:50

is the Microsoft Admin computer so

55:52

you would log in here, put

55:54

your password and a would open

55:56

up to this that you would

55:58

go into the tabulation. A

56:01

database does not require additional password

56:03

was a viewer is logged into

56:05

Windows Okay, we're fine. All of

56:07

this up. There is all encrypted,

56:09

you see, but these are stored

56:11

in this table right here in

56:13

plain text so they take the

56:15

keys. This is the key to

56:17

the main vault and you cut

56:19

and paste. You

56:21

put the last one over here.

56:24

Now watch what happens when you

56:26

put cities in. His

56:29

last one. This

56:32

is what happens. All encrypted. You

56:34

see, there's no information. now. You

56:37

can decrypt the election files using

56:39

the extracted sees and a few

56:41

lines of code. Open.

56:46

There's. The encryption. Are

56:50

using the keys, a description

56:52

script is executed. And

56:55

now I have the names. I.

56:57

Have I have every things that

56:59

I need? It's now decrypted. It's

57:01

so knock list. It's out in

57:03

the open. A user can run

57:05

a script to read encrypted. If.

57:08

They wanted to make any changes.

57:10

The conclusion from the Expert: With

57:12

no password and just a few

57:14

minutes with an election server, an

57:16

individual can access the keys to

57:18

the election. That.

57:22

Is stunning. Let me

57:24

play one more thing because I brought

57:26

John Graves in last night. We went

57:29

to the chalk board and I suggest

57:31

people understand what I just showed you.

57:34

Look. At this. Fall

57:36

and make sure that we have

57:39

this right and everybody understands. assess.

57:42

The Election: The voting machine is

57:44

like a bat. exaggerate the

57:46

ice cream and to get in to

57:48

the front door you need a key

57:50

who would have that t all the

57:52

commissioner's ya any a dominion employee italian

57:55

commissioner they would either have it or

57:57

have authority anybody who can access the

57:59

day database has the PC login

58:01

key. Okay, so that's a Windows

58:04

PC, right? Yes. And

58:06

it's all normal and you just sign in. Username and

58:09

password and you put the password in. And it opens

58:11

the door of the bank. And you're

58:13

in the bank lobby. Right. But you should not

58:15

be able to open the vault. No, you should

58:17

not. Okay. With the key

58:19

to the bank. Right. Okay. So you have the key to

58:21

the...and all commissioners have this and that's normal. Yeah.

58:24

Right. But in the

58:26

lobby of the bank... That's

58:28

right. And in the open are the four

58:30

keys that open the vault.

58:33

That's right. So what can you

58:35

do in the vault with the four

58:37

keys? Yeah. So the allegations that were

58:39

made in this lawsuit that

58:41

you pointed out, these keys

58:44

could shut off the cameras and wipe that

58:47

you were there because they're encryption keys. They

58:49

could take the gold and replace it with counterfeit gold.

58:52

Take the cash, replace it with counterfeit

58:54

cash. You would never know it. And

58:56

then literally go right back out and

58:58

no one would know that you're there.

59:00

You showed that on the demonstration of

59:03

the cybersecurity expert. That's not good. No,

59:05

it's not good at all. Okay. You're going to

59:07

alarm me. All right. So we're going to go

59:09

through this just a little bit more. And then

59:12

the most important part, what do we do? This

59:16

audience could play a

59:18

very big role in saving the republic.

59:20

But it's going to take your

59:22

time. It's not hard. It's

59:25

really not hard. But we all

59:27

have to do it because this

59:29

is really kind of happening through

59:32

us. And so you

59:34

have to spread the word because there's, you

59:36

know, there may be 10 million people listening,

59:38

but, you know, that's not

59:40

enough. We

59:42

need everybody to be aware of this.

59:45

John Graves joins us with a solution in

59:47

just a second. Stand by. There's never been

59:50

a better time in the history of the

59:52

state of Israel when they needed our help

59:54

more. Israel is fighting a

59:56

two-front war that, you know, keeps tiptoating right up

59:58

to the edge of being a war. a three-front

1:00:00

war. It's a war that they

1:00:03

did not start, but it is something

1:00:05

they have to finish and everyone is

1:00:07

bailing on the Jewish people again. Not

1:00:10

the International Fellowship of Christians and

1:00:12

Jews, not this program, and I

1:00:14

hope not you. The

1:00:16

IFCJ has been aiding the

1:00:19

dispensed, the deep-ossessed Jews in

1:00:21

Israel since

1:00:23

long before October 7th. Right

1:00:26

now, they are under such

1:00:29

attack that the bombs are still coming.

1:00:31

When you're up at the border, and I know

1:00:33

because I was there at one point, and

1:00:36

Hamas sent off a rocket and

1:00:38

it landed by us, we ran

1:00:40

into a bomb shelter that

1:00:43

was right in this playground. We were there

1:00:45

with all the kids. It's bizarre. That's

1:00:49

their life, but they don't

1:00:51

have enough of these bomb shelters, and they

1:00:54

need bomb shelters at the

1:00:56

bus stops where the kids and

1:00:58

people stand to get ready

1:01:00

for school. They have to have someplace to

1:01:02

run. Would you help us?

1:01:05

Any donation will help. We

1:01:07

want to make sure that

1:01:09

these bomb shelters are at

1:01:11

every bus stop, at least in the north

1:01:13

part of the country. The shelters are about

1:01:16

$15,000 each, but $5 would

1:01:19

even help. Just visit

1:01:21

supportifcj.org and make your

1:01:23

secure donation supportifcj.org. Ten

1:01:28

seconds. Station ID. John

1:01:40

Graves, he's an attorney, software executive

1:01:43

of Million Voices. He is the

1:01:45

CEO. You

1:01:47

can find millionvoices.org. That's an important thing

1:01:49

to remember. We'll tell you why here

1:01:51

in just a second. John, welcome to the

1:01:54

program. Thanks for having me, Clint. We

1:01:56

talked maybe a couple of months ago.

1:02:00

I was very concerned and so

1:02:02

there's all kinds of efforts all around the country

1:02:04

to shore up the elections And there's also all

1:02:06

kinds of activity all over the country trying to

1:02:09

make it easier to

1:02:11

quote vote and

1:02:14

you said Glenn

1:02:17

I don't even know what this even says and

1:02:19

you said I know But

1:02:22

we've looked into it. You had personally

1:02:24

looked into it with several Experts

1:02:27

right? Yes, that's right and

1:02:30

and there are four keys. What do these four keys

1:02:32

do? Well the first two

1:02:34

the Rindell the AES Encryption keys are the

1:02:37

ones that primarily encrypt and decrypt like you

1:02:39

showed on that video So once you decrypt

1:02:43

you can know what the vote totals were

1:02:45

what who who voted what everything else That's

1:02:47

right. And the other keys deal with a

1:02:49

little more like on your bank analogy Wiping

1:02:52

the logs or cutting out making it look

1:02:54

legitimate like a bank transaction that you and

1:02:56

I talked about on the special I right

1:02:58

and so that's what they do. But together

1:03:00

the four keys. They're supposed to be there They're

1:03:02

just supposed to be stored or they themselves are

1:03:04

supposed to be and they are Literally

1:03:06

out in the open in the you know,

1:03:09

the lobby once you get past The

1:03:11

if you know what you're looking for and it does

1:03:14

take somewhat of an expert to know what you're looking

1:03:16

for But somebody nefarious

1:03:18

once they get past the

1:03:20

Microsoft firewall, which You

1:03:22

know is something but not

1:03:24

to protect the Republic well even the

1:03:26

allegations in that lawsuit said the Microsoft

1:03:29

a they cited a YouTube

1:03:31

where a Novice could do it in a

1:03:33

couple of minutes an expert could do it in two a Novice

1:03:35

could do it in five if you have one

1:03:38

bad actor That's the concern is

1:03:40

you want transparency you want to make

1:03:42

sure that these things are secure Also

1:03:44

might have a commissioner that or

1:03:47

somebody in the Republican or

1:03:49

Democratic Party I'm not making any accusations

1:03:51

that could go in know where these keys

1:03:54

are now Especially that it is out in the

1:03:56

open and do whatever they

1:03:58

wanted That's right.

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is the Glenn Beck program. All

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right, so we all know, we're

1:05:45

all concerned about the election. Last

1:05:48

night on the TV show, I gave you

1:05:50

eight things that you should be aware of.

1:05:53

And then the last piece was

1:05:55

about the voting machines and a

1:05:58

possible... problem

1:06:00

and alleged vulnerability

1:06:04

and we need to get the

1:06:06

vulnerability part out of

1:06:08

everything. We have

1:06:10

to be able to believe that

1:06:12

our election is secure. John

1:06:15

Graves, he's an attorney and a software

1:06:17

executive. He also is the CEO of

1:06:19

millionvoices.org. What

1:06:22

I think is the solution and a

1:06:24

very good one. So let's take

1:06:26

us through this, John. This is

1:06:28

at millionvoices.org. That's right. So

1:06:31

you go there and I'm

1:06:33

just gonna do this as we talk.

1:06:36

Okay, so you go to millionvoices.org and then

1:06:38

you're signing up. So you're just giving us

1:06:40

some way to contact you like your name

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and email. You click the

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next one. It gives your address. We need

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your home registered address so that we can

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match you to your official that you vote

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for, county commissioner, state rep, whatever, depending on

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what issues you click. Then when you do

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that, if you click election integrity, make sure

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you check that one. You

1:07:00

may also care about the border or Israel or

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other things. But when you do that, we're gonna

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give you a form letter and then there's three

1:07:07

actions that you can do because my passion is

1:07:09

you're the one that can change things. The listeners

1:07:11

today are the ones that can change. You can

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click the button to call and if

1:07:16

you already have read the letter, you watch the

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special, you kind of know what you're doing here,

1:07:20

you can call your state rep or your county

1:07:22

commissioner. Mine pulls up my county commissioner. Or

1:07:25

number two, you click the button to email

1:07:27

and you just copy the letter that we're

1:07:29

saying transparency. Here, let me

1:07:31

read the letter. Here, xxx,

1:07:34

your county commissioner. As

1:07:36

a resident voter of this country, I'm writing you

1:07:39

or this county, I'm writing you to

1:07:41

ask for an investigation into the electronic

1:07:43

software and database used to administer elections

1:07:46

in our county. I am not making any

1:07:48

allegations or focused on the disputed elections of

1:07:50

the past. I am concerned about the elections

1:07:52

this November, 2024. I

1:07:55

ask you if you will investigate and take

1:07:57

any necessary action to ensure that our future

1:07:59

elections are... fair and secure. It

1:08:02

has been revealed that three highly

1:08:04

qualified cybersecurity computer experts, seeing a

1:08:06

link below, discovered that critical encryption

1:08:09

passwords were left in plain text

1:08:11

in the election databases in

1:08:14

some counties using Dominion Database. I'm

1:08:16

not suggesting that these are problems

1:08:18

that exist here, rather I'm simply

1:08:20

asking for a verification that our

1:08:22

systems are inspected and found to

1:08:24

be in good order. If

1:08:27

the passwords for our election systems

1:08:29

are easily discoverable by hackers,

1:08:31

this would make it impossible to

1:08:33

guarantee the integrity of the election.

1:08:36

No matter which election vendor serves

1:08:38

our country, it still warrants an

1:08:40

examination. Like the

1:08:43

recent spat in

1:08:45

airline mishaps, if one airplane

1:08:48

model is having problems, it's a good idea

1:08:50

for all systems to be checked to ensure

1:08:52

that they're designed and working securely. I

1:08:55

specifically ask that a bipartisan team

1:08:57

inspect to verify if our election

1:08:59

database user password is encrypted and

1:09:01

if not demonstrate how that encryption

1:09:04

will be turned on before the

1:09:06

voting this fall. If our

1:09:08

electronic database has the same election database pass

1:09:10

keys and it goes on and on and

1:09:12

on and you're

1:09:14

asking to do this, if you are

1:09:16

not the official with authority over our

1:09:18

election processes or the election databases, I

1:09:20

would appreciate if you would provide me

1:09:23

with that person's contact information. Be sharing

1:09:25

my concerns and your response with as

1:09:27

many of my friends and neighbors as

1:09:29

possible. Everyone needs to care about our

1:09:31

elections being fair and secure. I appreciate

1:09:33

your service, your willingness to investigate this

1:09:35

matter. Nothing done in the civic

1:09:37

arena is more important than making sure our

1:09:39

elections are done with integrity. So

1:09:42

then when you click on that, you

1:09:46

can cut and paste it. You should make

1:09:48

it your own, but that gives you the outline

1:09:52

and then send it. It

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will attach it to an email

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To your county Commissioner without you even.

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Having to know who your county commissioner it

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we. We do the work for you. We

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do the cumbersome work for you and click

1:10:06

up who years you know county commissioner person.

1:10:08

As you copy the letter we ask people

1:10:10

to personalize it. You know I've lived in

1:10:12

this county this long. Be positive. Thank you

1:10:14

for your service. Don't accuse or make statements

1:10:16

of Agnes I hate Were looking for this

1:10:18

and then you're asking for some very practical

1:10:20

things and then you'll know. And. If

1:10:22

enough citizens talk to their local county person,

1:10:25

that's where this all happens. Quite as county

1:10:27

people are sometimes elected by you know two

1:10:29

hundred men's right rights as I hear that's

1:10:31

right. If you may be the county official,

1:10:33

you may be the state rep are you

1:10:36

may be friends with films and I may

1:10:38

say I had no idea this was a

1:10:40

concerts I can fix. I can go there,

1:10:42

make sure it's not and if it is

1:10:44

a problem we give them clear steps. You

1:10:47

can encrypt of the user password is just

1:10:49

one. Quick steps you can make sure we

1:10:51

keep the paper ballots. Keep. The images have

1:10:53

a clear chain of custody. just simple. You

1:10:55

know about five simple things that anyone could

1:10:57

do and then the third thing to do.

1:10:59

You can email him, you can call ups,

1:11:01

but the best thing is to write him

1:11:03

a letter. Ah in so we

1:11:05

as people to this person has a letter

1:11:07

because after process a letter of very differently

1:11:09

and it can also documenting. Hey there's a

1:11:12

lot of people concerned about this and it's

1:11:14

when the citizens speak out that things happen.

1:11:16

That's my passion and million voices. So.

1:11:19

Ah, It does. This gives

1:11:21

them because if I got this I

1:11:23

would likely are already. We've already been

1:11:25

inspected by the state and everything else.

1:11:27

Yes, we're fine Bf you eat, you're

1:11:30

just asking noom go look and they

1:11:32

can even send a link to your

1:11:34

special and say hey here's what it

1:11:36

shows on here. just falls Loggins and

1:11:38

look at that table and say it

1:11:40

you know which is want to know

1:11:42

our county for the future. That.

1:11:44

We care about is is what about our

1:11:46

town? It's and you can rule it out

1:11:49

and if there's not an encrypted password, if

1:11:51

it's in plain text, if the tracing has

1:11:53

turned off on the database. Liked.

1:11:55

his election cameras in the bank analogy of i

1:11:57

wanna know any by touches that i wanted know

1:12:00

the digital and the paper. So

1:12:02

why don't I give you the clip

1:12:05

or you may already have it, just

1:12:07

the clip without me in it because

1:12:09

that will taint things. Just the

1:12:11

clip and say look, we know if you're

1:12:13

using this machine, this is what it looks

1:12:15

like. Yes. Let

1:12:17

us show you where it is and then we'll send

1:12:19

that to you and you can include that. Thank you.

1:12:22

Because I think they, I mean I know

1:12:24

if I were a county commissioner I wouldn't. I

1:12:26

agree and I think that's why we're trying to

1:12:28

make it simple. I say, you know, put the

1:12:31

cookies on the lowest shelf so everybody can get

1:12:33

one. It's like the county commissioner can go look,

1:12:35

have a Democrat and a Republican there, video the

1:12:37

thing and then say hey, this got

1:12:39

fixed. Okay great, we can

1:12:41

now trust our elections more. Or if this

1:12:44

didn't get fixed, let's do these steps to

1:12:46

make sure we got transparency here. Is there

1:12:48

anything that is happening right now in any

1:12:50

state that is important? There's several of them

1:12:52

and there's a lot of fights. One of

1:12:55

my passions, I tell people government belongs to

1:12:57

those who show up so you have to

1:12:59

vote but victory belongs to those who don't

1:13:01

give up. So a lot of states like

1:13:03

Wisconsin, the legislature stopped Zuckbuck's private funding of

1:13:05

election but then the Democrat governor vetoed it.

1:13:07

But then they put it back on the

1:13:10

ballot and the people overrode the governor. So

1:13:12

there's these fights. Georgia is a great example.

1:13:14

The legislature has now passed, let's watermark all

1:13:16

the ballots in the future and let's make

1:13:19

it open record so that we can, they

1:13:21

still three and a half years later haven't

1:13:23

looked at Georgia which was one of the

1:13:25

big disputed states. Tell me about watermarks. Watermarks

1:13:29

are, it's like your dollar,

1:13:31

it's watermarks. Yes, or your

1:13:33

check. Yeah, and you cannot

1:13:35

fake that part. And it's

1:13:38

individual. So in our bank

1:13:40

analogy, if I have a check, there should be two

1:13:42

checks on that. One, digitally the

1:13:44

bank should be able to count it so that's one

1:13:46

place that we make sure there's no shenanigans. But two,

1:13:48

I should be able to go look at my check.

1:13:50

I wrote you a $5 check and

1:13:52

it cleared and I can see

1:13:54

that's my check. We made that a

1:13:56

$50 check, right? Or

1:13:59

that would now be nine. Okay, somebody modified it

1:14:01

before you got it and you counted

1:14:03

it. So it's one thing to just

1:14:05

count the digital. It doesn't mean anything.

1:14:07

If it's they're stuffing counterfeit dollar bills

1:14:10

and you just count the dollar bills, that

1:14:12

doesn't answer the second question. So where do

1:14:14

they stand in Georgia on the watermarking? On

1:14:16

the watermark, they pass the legislation, but the

1:14:18

governor has to sign it or veto it

1:14:20

by July 1. I think if he doesn't

1:14:22

sign it, it becomes law, but he said,

1:14:24

hey, we're good here on election integrity. So

1:14:26

if you live in Georgia, you know somebody

1:14:28

in Georgia might be a good letter and

1:14:30

what we'll do for people who sign up

1:14:32

at Million Voices, those are the kind of

1:14:34

things we then follow up on. We

1:14:36

match your passion to the practical solution. You don't need

1:14:38

to be talking to the president. You need to talk

1:14:40

to your county commissioner. You don't need to talk to

1:14:43

the president. You need to talk to your state rep.

1:14:45

That's why in the, when you first get there, it

1:14:47

says, tell me your passions. That's it. The

1:14:49

first one is voter integrity. Yes. And,

1:14:52

but we all are interested in different

1:14:54

things. That's right. And we don't, we

1:14:56

don't. So I think I'm going to

1:14:58

be getting a lot from you. Well, and

1:15:00

if it's one person, mostly it's the state

1:15:02

rep. Your state rep is, has, things

1:15:04

are, you said it last night on the special. Things are

1:15:06

coming back to the states. That's the, that's

1:15:09

the great thing about the constitutional court

1:15:11

we have right now. They're especially with

1:15:13

the vote. Yes. That is

1:15:15

constitutionally that belongs to the state.

1:15:17

That's right. The stuff I showed,

1:15:19

you know, before we got into this are truly

1:15:21

terrifying. What the federal government

1:15:24

is doing and these

1:15:26

public private partnerships are

1:15:29

absolutely out

1:15:32

of control and nobody is really talking

1:15:34

about it. Yeah. And

1:15:36

I, I tell people, you know, don't, if somebody asked

1:15:38

me this morning, they said, Hey, I saw

1:15:40

your special last night, or is it going to be secure or

1:15:42

not? Well, it's not a binary hundred percent or not. It's

1:15:45

better now what you just mentioned, private funding.

1:15:48

28 states now have passed. Hey, we

1:15:50

don't want somebody like Zuckbox coming in.

1:15:52

Right. And flooding the system. They've outlawed

1:15:54

it, but there's a lot of work that needs to be done.

1:15:56

We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We can

1:15:58

fight for the issues of passion. But you need to

1:16:01

vote and you need to get all your friends to

1:16:03

vote and that's why we ask people to pledge to

1:16:05

do Two things, you know, there were only between

1:16:07

16 and 19 percent

1:16:09

of the American population back in the

1:16:11

1700s that was with The

1:16:15

founders. Okay, it doesn't

1:16:17

take an awful lot of people.

1:16:20

It just takes committed People

1:16:22

that will not sit down and

1:16:24

I know you're frustrated But

1:16:27

you really are the hero in this story You

1:16:29

are the one that will make the chains if

1:16:31

you choose to do so. That's right Yeah, they

1:16:33

have to vote and have to use their voice

1:16:36

I my girls play basketball and so I tell

1:16:38

them all the time, you know, we may have

1:16:40

a bad referee Maybe he's incompetent

1:16:42

or maybe he's getting paid. I don't know but

1:16:44

don't put it in his hands It's

1:16:47

like make your free throws don't turn the ball

1:16:49

over make your threes make your assists, you know

1:16:51

Play good defense and so if we show up

1:16:53

and vote and enough numbers and bring your friends

1:16:56

It'll shock people but the number one way

1:16:58

we can solve this is government belongs to

1:17:00

those who show up if we don't show

1:17:02

up And vote we can't change these laws

1:17:04

I've got about a minute left and I

1:17:06

want you to share the scripture that we

1:17:08

were talking about on the step Yeah, Luke

1:17:10

18 it is the least politically powerful person

1:17:12

think about think about how widow in the

1:17:14

time Jesus told the story that had an

1:17:16

unjust judge and he told two things you

1:17:18

have to pray and you have to not give up

1:17:20

And so she spoke she used her voice to the

1:17:23

judge and she prayed we want people to do both

1:17:25

We want you to vote and we want you to

1:17:27

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1:17:30

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1:17:32

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1:17:37

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Couple of odd breaking news stories here.

1:20:26

On a highway? I

1:20:29

guess this would be horse on a highway. Okay,

1:20:31

a horse on the highway. We'll say this one

1:20:33

is a very wealthy, formerly

1:20:37

very powerful person avoiding

1:20:40

legal consequences, so maybe not a horse on

1:20:42

a highway, exactly. Okay, all right, yeah. Harvey

1:20:45

Weinstein, his 2020 rape

1:20:47

conviction was overturned

1:20:50

today. What? Yes,

1:20:52

a shocking reversal of a landmark case that

1:20:54

helped launch the Me Too movement. The

1:20:57

court ordered a retrial ruling

1:20:59

that the judge in Weinstein's

1:21:01

original trial improperly allowed

1:21:03

testimony about allegations that weren't part

1:21:05

of the case. Wait,

1:21:08

what about the part of the case where the

1:21:10

plant? Is the plant testified yet? The

1:21:14

fern, which now has a very large family of

1:21:16

ferns, I've heard. Fern-human

1:21:19

hybrid. Very fast, fern-human

1:21:21

hybrid. And

1:21:24

hairy, hairy plant. All right, this

1:21:26

is going down a bad road.

1:21:29

So he will remain in prison, however, because

1:21:32

of his 2022 California rape conviction.

1:21:34

Okay. So, I mean, he's not gonna

1:21:36

be, go one race down. You shouldn't see him down the

1:21:38

street at your local florist. I'd

1:21:42

like to talk to you about that hot fern in

1:21:45

the window there. But

1:21:48

yes, so that's a kind of a crazy

1:21:51

story. Now both Cosby and

1:21:53

Weinstein, I

1:21:57

mean, what did, would the Meek-Hoo movement really, it worked

1:21:59

out. accomplished a ton there it seems like

1:22:02

but the two main guys that were part

1:22:04

of that now now

1:22:06

I at least had some of

1:22:08

their convictions overturned okay okay

1:22:11

we have an update on the horses

1:22:13

in London that were covered in blood

1:22:15

that were running loose on the streets

1:22:17

coming up for you you

1:22:20

know other deceased here really no

1:22:22

big deal just big huge

1:22:24

horses running down the streets covered

1:22:27

in blood in London and

1:22:30

more on the protests the

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that 60 seconds first having dogs just makes

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from the Simon Wiesenthal Center. He

1:24:55

is the Director of Interface Affairs.

1:24:57

He is one of my favorite

1:24:59

people on Earth. Rabbi. Good

1:25:01

area. Great. Severe there are.

1:25:03

you. Just got back from Israel,

1:25:05

correct? How. Are things. We

1:25:09

say in Israel kumo color noom

1:25:11

like everybody else. And from

1:25:13

it's it says a lot means that

1:25:15

we're going through some hard times. but.

1:25:18

We're. Still remarkably united where they some

1:25:20

signs of things fracturing a little,

1:25:22

but it's a minority of the

1:25:24

country who were you there for?

1:25:26

The response from. Moran. Is

1:25:29

there? Mister? It

1:25:32

was a nice of biblical

1:25:34

meaning. I

1:25:37

was one of the overly naive people

1:25:39

who actually believed that the reports from

1:25:41

the media when the first came in.

1:25:44

They've launched their on their way, but they're only

1:25:46

going to hit two places in the country. So

1:25:49

unless you're as an Air force base in the

1:25:51

Negev, are sitting on the Golan Heights to be

1:25:53

okay. So I actually went to sleep. They.

1:25:55

Went to many people who went to sleep. To. Be

1:25:57

a waste in that to am. By

1:26:01

their by the Sirens I'm I

1:26:03

was a we gotta get downstairs

1:26:05

to the bomb shelter and likes

1:26:07

to live like that. It's.

1:26:09

Some ice, it's not. It's

1:26:11

not pleasant. It's not pleasant.

1:26:13

But I had steel myself

1:26:15

to before. I figured I'd

1:26:17

rather I'd rather die with

1:26:19

my boots on cigarette of

1:26:21

lean most good as a

1:26:23

not figuratively and die with

1:26:25

pride as a zoo in

1:26:27

God's land than Tower in

1:26:29

Brooklyn. And

1:26:32

I'm We went downstairs we had

1:26:34

some yes over as well. And

1:26:36

we waited a couple minutes and. And

1:26:39

nothing happens. Son whom he gets the

1:26:41

all clear. A This is

1:26:43

kind of like go. Anti.

1:26:46

Climax decisions. We went upstairs

1:26:48

and then I'll just like

1:26:51

figured we'd look outside. And.

1:26:53

Went outside we have a beautiful view from

1:26:55

our our our ports. And. In

1:26:58

Jerusalem and treated to a

1:27:00

light show like it was

1:27:02

fourth of July. He. It

1:27:05

did you know you said it was biblical. see

1:27:07

if we're on the same page. It.

1:27:10

Was his his cell to at least

1:27:12

to me like. A. Just

1:27:14

printed Divine Protection The hand

1:27:16

of God just putting a

1:27:18

dome over. By. Israel,

1:27:21

however, easier than ninety nine percent

1:27:23

rate of taking those things found.

1:27:25

We know that there is, You

1:27:28

mean inaccuracy? Look, anybody who plays

1:27:30

video games knows yet se don't

1:27:33

always get those incoming right right?

1:27:35

And. Any one of those

1:27:37

could have them damage and then a few

1:27:39

days later. After. We sustain

1:27:41

almost no damage or with one

1:27:43

injury in the bedouin village. A.

1:27:46

Couple days later, we finally

1:27:48

responds to Iran. And

1:27:50

don't lobbed anything like

1:27:52

those numbers they're They

1:27:54

hit the munitions factory

1:27:56

right next door to

1:27:58

a nuclear. The license? yeah and

1:28:00

blow it up. I gotta tell you that went

1:28:03

what was done in Syria. Fury.

1:28:05

In a town in Syria

1:28:07

and there are buildings right

1:28:10

next to buildings and you

1:28:12

hit with a missile once

1:28:14

and that collapsed and seemingly

1:28:16

no damage anywhere else is

1:28:19

incredible how accurate things are.

1:28:21

Are are happening with Israel rights

1:28:24

and and those who are believers

1:28:26

don't attribute that to. The.

1:28:28

Might have the idea for. very

1:28:30

very very grateful to the idea,

1:28:32

especially to the soldiers. But.

1:28:34

They you know they got October Seventh Wrong.

1:28:37

And there have been lots of

1:28:39

friendly fire casualties because human errors

1:28:41

always involved in the wasn't here.

1:28:43

To those who are believers, this

1:28:45

is as close to assess will

1:28:47

be the mill moment as we

1:28:49

can only get in our lifetime.

1:28:53

Forgive me for not knowing the.

1:28:56

Ah, As

1:28:58

good as get all a g of of.

1:29:02

Choose. But

1:29:04

there's. Many Christians believe we're

1:29:06

We're living in the times for

1:29:08

the return of the Messiah. I.

1:29:11

Know a Ram believes that they're They're

1:29:13

looking for the return of the promised

1:29:15

one of the twelfth, the mom and

1:29:17

which gives them a real bloodthirsty at

1:29:20

this point. What? Do

1:29:22

people in Israel feel

1:29:24

about the Messiah? That

1:29:27

we've been. We've been waiting for a couple of

1:29:29

thousand years and we pray. Every. Day

1:29:31

and we don't hope for the Messiah

1:29:33

that from know is the com India

1:29:36

we know is coming. Jews and Christians

1:29:38

share that we all hope for Better

1:29:40

world is guaranteed. God's word is money

1:29:42

in the bad. weather will

1:29:45

living on in those five and i'm

1:29:47

up in those times they're they're hints

1:29:49

of this i'm i'm a little bit

1:29:51

on the conservative side so try not

1:29:54

to your area you know i'd set

1:29:56

ourselves up for disappointment but is one

1:29:58

thing in the talmud that

1:30:02

strikes me. Thomas says

1:30:04

that one of the indications that you're

1:30:06

on the verge or in the footsteps

1:30:08

of the Messiah is that the generation

1:30:11

of it is... there

1:30:13

are no fence sitters. You're either

1:30:16

on one side or you're

1:30:18

on the other. And we are so close. So

1:30:20

we really got there on October 8th. When

1:30:23

you have half of the people in the world, I

1:30:25

hope it's half of the people in the world, or

1:30:27

still hundreds of millions who said, this

1:30:30

is moral depravity. If

1:30:32

this can't be called not

1:30:35

only evil, but barrack, barbaric

1:30:37

and demonic, then nothing is.

1:30:40

And other people are saying, well, really

1:30:43

nothing is. It's all context. Or

1:30:45

you guys brought it about. Or

1:30:48

what do you expect? So

1:30:50

the world, not just

1:30:52

the small corner of it, and

1:30:55

not just America, but the world has

1:30:57

divided itself up with the people who

1:30:59

have room to understand morality

1:31:01

and those who've rejected it and see

1:31:03

everything is relative. Do you see

1:31:06

in the rest of the world... I don't

1:31:12

even want to know the answer to this. Hopefully

1:31:15

you see a difference in

1:31:18

Christians. The Jews see a

1:31:20

difference in Christians this time around, from

1:31:23

the last time. But we

1:31:26

are only seeing the bad stuff. When

1:31:28

you go over to Europe, are you

1:31:30

seeing Christians and

1:31:32

others surprisingly,

1:31:35

maybe, standing up?

1:31:37

I'm surprised at the hesitation

1:31:39

in your asking that question.

1:31:41

A hundred percent. We

1:31:44

are conscious in Israel that the only

1:31:47

reliable allies we have on the face of the

1:31:49

earth are Christians. Are

1:31:52

serious Bible believing Christians,

1:31:56

to be more specific. And

1:31:58

then there are good people. all over. I came

1:32:01

back not so long ago in

1:32:04

Berlin. He's on the faculty of a rabbinical

1:32:09

school in Berlin. He lives across the street from

1:32:11

the synagogue and community

1:32:14

center in school where his kids go that was

1:32:16

firebombed a couple of months

1:32:20

ago. So ever since the time that

1:32:23

it was firebombed, a group

1:32:25

of people, mostly

1:32:28

Christian, believe in Christian, come every Friday

1:32:30

night to stand guard

1:32:33

as a vigil for the people. And

1:32:35

these are just locals. They're not busting

1:32:38

from other parts

1:32:40

of Berlin. Locals in the

1:32:42

neighborhood. Yes, there are people. There are good people.

1:32:44

There are good people all over. I can point

1:32:46

to Palestinian friends as well. You

1:32:50

know, I'm shocked because when I go

1:32:52

over to Israel, and I'll talk

1:32:54

to Palestinians. I don't go into Gaza, but when I talk

1:32:57

to Palestinians who are living

1:32:59

in Israel, if

1:33:01

the cameras are off, they

1:33:04

will always say, I would much

1:33:06

rather I have

1:33:08

a much better time in

1:33:10

Israel than over in Gaza. I live

1:33:12

next door to the Jews and

1:33:15

we're fine. But

1:33:17

once the camera is on, you don't hear that

1:33:20

very often. And they're afraid.

1:33:22

They're afraid to say that. Now

1:33:25

in Gaza, the ones who have been raised on this,

1:33:28

poison, I mean,

1:33:33

sort of like students in America have been raised on

1:33:35

a different kind of poison. Yeah, not

1:33:37

all that different. So

1:33:40

what do you do? You know, you can't

1:33:42

put a fire out. You

1:33:44

can't put 80% of the fire out and then go, we're just going

1:33:46

to take a break. We didn't

1:33:48

stop in Germany with the Nazis.

1:33:50

You cannot have that. You can't

1:33:52

have anything other than, okay, okay,

1:33:54

okay, okay, okay. And then you

1:33:56

still have to go through the

1:33:58

community those that were

1:34:01

leaders of it and please

1:34:07

tell me that Israel

1:34:10

is committed to no matter what

1:34:12

the world says finishing

1:34:14

this job because that's the only shot

1:34:17

we have. The majority

1:34:19

of the country is committed to that very

1:34:21

very strongly there definitely

1:34:24

is a minority that that's

1:34:27

wavering. Is it

1:34:30

kind of the Tel Aviv kind of

1:34:32

crowd? Yeah, yeah, the Tel

1:34:34

Aviv kind of crowd and

1:34:36

some of the old time, the old time leftists

1:34:38

and some of the old

1:34:40

brass of the Army which is very

1:34:45

reluctantly giving up control to

1:34:47

a younger generation which is

1:34:49

much more committed, much

1:34:52

more focused. I

1:34:55

don't know it would be so frustrating. It's

1:34:57

frustrating to live in America right now.

1:34:59

It would be so frustrating to have

1:35:02

the bombs actually raining down and what happened

1:35:04

on October 7th and then

1:35:06

sit next to somebody who's like,

1:35:09

yeah I think we should give it a pause.

1:35:11

It would be hard. It would be hard.

1:35:17

What can we do to help? What can

1:35:19

this audience do to help?

1:35:21

What? What? What? Do

1:35:24

Jews here in America need and what

1:35:27

do Jews in Israel need? Well

1:35:29

that's a bunch of

1:35:31

questions. Jews in Israel are

1:35:35

enormously buoyed up by shows of support

1:35:38

from the rest of the world. On the one hand

1:35:41

we're prepared to go it alone. What

1:35:45

we've done, what the events of the last months,

1:35:49

preceded by a couple of decades have done is

1:35:51

to produce a Gen Z

1:35:53

in Israel which

1:35:56

is the polar opposite of what

1:35:58

we have here in the United States. States. We're talking about

1:36:00

kids who were in their 18-19, learned to live

1:36:02

together to

1:36:09

cooperate in the

1:36:11

army, learned that they have

1:36:13

a national mission, that they

1:36:15

work for others and for community, and

1:36:18

now they've had a practicum in what

1:36:21

it means to translate that into reality

1:36:23

and see the reaction of the rest

1:36:25

of the world. So

1:36:28

we're prepared and we have the strength

1:36:30

to go at it and whatever God decides

1:36:32

is the outcome, you know, will live

1:36:35

with it or die with it. But

1:36:39

it is so comforting to know

1:36:41

that it's not the entire world

1:36:43

that has turned against us, that

1:36:45

there are good people all

1:36:48

over, almost

1:36:52

exclusively people who believe

1:36:54

in Abrahamic monotheism. Yeah.

1:36:58

Do you have a theory

1:37:00

on why this keeps happening? People

1:37:05

have been coming

1:37:07

up with theories about anti-Semitism

1:37:10

for thousands of years. The

1:37:16

only theories that resonate with

1:37:18

me is that Jews

1:37:22

stand for something that consciously

1:37:24

or subconsciously much of the

1:37:26

world resists, which

1:37:29

is a connection between man and

1:37:31

God. People

1:37:33

committed to a mission of making

1:37:36

God's will something real.

1:37:38

Even Jews who are not observant

1:37:41

still stand for that biblical message

1:37:44

and that message is more than a lot of people can

1:37:46

take. Hitler supposedly

1:37:49

said it best. He

1:37:51

said that there are two things that

1:37:54

we we can

1:37:56

never forgive the Jews for. Circumcision?

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a corporation? Do you have a faith? What

1:38:30

do you have real trust in? You know,

1:38:33

it's funny as trust is going further

1:38:35

and further away in our society. I

1:38:38

find my trust growing

1:38:42

exponentially in God. Lesson

1:38:44

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When we saw last week, we had

1:39:48

the consulate brief us

1:39:50

on some of the things. Have you seen that

1:39:52

presentation yet? It is literally...

1:40:00

like watching Schindler's

1:40:03

List except you know

1:40:05

it's happening

1:40:07

right now. It was

1:40:12

it's one of the most disturbing things because of

1:40:14

the the joy in most

1:40:18

of it is you know footage from their

1:40:20

cameras so the joy

1:40:22

the fact that they

1:40:25

at one point they would call into their

1:40:27

you know commander from Hamas and say we

1:40:30

killed them we killed them we killed them

1:40:32

all you know Allah Akbar God is great

1:40:34

as they're saying we killed them all and

1:40:37

the Hamas commander would

1:40:40

say drag their bodies

1:40:43

into the streets bring them back

1:40:46

or cut off their heads and bring their heads

1:40:49

and play with them they

1:40:51

were playing soccer with heads and

1:40:53

I thought to myself it's bad

1:40:56

enough God is great I just

1:40:58

raped and murdered this person but

1:41:00

then to go up the next

1:41:02

level and say play

1:41:05

with the bodies and quote get

1:41:08

others to play with the bodies

1:41:11

it shows the evil that is

1:41:14

just a black hole that is

1:41:16

if you're not directly involved we'll

1:41:18

get you involved into this and

1:41:21

just just

1:41:24

learn Jews are not even people

1:41:26

it's nothing to worry about it's

1:41:28

a soccer ball instead of a

1:41:31

head it's terrifying and

1:41:35

as I watched this it just

1:41:37

struck me as old ancient ancient

1:41:40

evil and you know I there's

1:41:43

been night what 19 Holocaust and you'll

1:41:45

see that they just

1:41:47

keep passing something on and

1:41:50

the last time we had a

1:41:52

Holocaust it jumped from Germany

1:41:54

at the last minute and it jumped

1:41:58

to Jerusalem and to You.

1:42:01

Know a ran. It

1:42:04

it always does that. And.

1:42:06

It's it's. almost as is evil is

1:42:09

just saying. Oh well. I.

1:42:11

Can Beep God. Because.

1:42:13

I have to do is kill a small little group

1:42:15

of people. And. It keeps

1:42:17

losing. was learning. But

1:42:20

when you see it, You

1:42:23

can watch it from seven

1:42:25

hundred in Persia to today

1:42:27

in New York City and

1:42:29

it's exactly the same. It's

1:42:32

it's It's a force. It's not an attitude.

1:42:34

I think it's a force. No.

1:42:38

I'm not going to do Not gonna disagree

1:42:40

with that. But.

1:42:43

Denotes: old been predicted I don't

1:42:45

read the read the bible and.

1:42:48

You. To separate sections just than

1:42:50

the and the sensitive about

1:42:52

that us servers. That.

1:42:54

That happen when you lose God's protection.

1:42:57

And. It does happen to us and worse. I

1:42:59

were sitting in a place Now I. Feel

1:43:02

We're losing God's protection. How many

1:43:05

of these protesters on these campuses

1:43:07

do you think? Are. Actually

1:43:09

engaged with their brain and know what

1:43:11

they're saying. That's the scariest thing about

1:43:13

an Asian and interview after interview a

1:43:16

camp name revert to the see what

1:43:18

river. What see. Didn't even know what

1:43:20

would. Have been at

1:43:22

it and it's it's it's become

1:43:25

just people repeating slogans, That.

1:43:27

they've been brought up with now we know

1:43:29

from elementary school. And. So much

1:43:31

of it as the the wolf progress

1:43:34

of this as a hence to. Of

1:43:37

people think that that of weavers

1:43:40

the ones who cut off the

1:43:42

world and so you guys in

1:43:44

a bad guys right? And what's

1:43:46

happens in Americans today I know

1:43:49

you have the oppressors and they

1:43:51

are so things and the intersectionality

1:43:53

house all of those of and

1:43:55

then you have any of the

1:43:57

press. If

1:44:00

I always going to see you, thank you

1:44:02

for coming by. God bless you! Like to

1:44:04

summarize back in just a minute. Man.

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You know there are pop stars out there who

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are donating the proceeds from their concerts to help

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fund abortions actually. Grab I've you don't mind staying

1:44:18

a bit more? Is there something else I want

1:44:20

to talk about? and that his. Life.

1:44:22

And death. So we'll talk about this after the

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commercial. Concerts.

1:44:27

Being held now where they're donating

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for abortions to kill babies. I

1:44:32

mean, we are just losing our

1:44:34

soul and it is a struggle

1:44:36

between life and death. Dark.

1:44:39

And light. And. It's pretty

1:44:41

easy to see if your eyes

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are open. Everything.

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That enters your mind when you hear

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don't wanna do it but they feel

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alone. They don't have any way to

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1:45:51

of Interfaith Affairs. with

1:45:54

everything that's happening in the

1:45:57

colleges said the anti semitism

1:45:59

the true. I mean

1:46:01

it's, you know, people

1:46:04

are on TV all the time going, well

1:46:06

I don't know if that is anti-Semitism or

1:46:08

anti-Zionism. You know when you're calling for the

1:46:10

death of Jews and the destruction

1:46:12

of all of the Jews in Israel, I

1:46:15

think that's a little

1:46:18

stronger than anti-Semitism. It's hatred

1:46:20

for Jews. But

1:46:22

yesterday I don't understand the Jews, Rabbi,

1:46:25

that are standing

1:46:28

with and supporting, you know,

1:46:31

usually it's all left-wing Jews.

1:46:34

And there was a Seder yesterday.

1:46:37

First of all, explain what a Seder is

1:46:39

and what happened on campus.

1:46:41

Seder is probably the single

1:46:44

most observed Jewish practice of

1:46:47

the religion. Religious Jews, non-religious Jews, almost

1:46:49

everybody gets together for a Seder. It's

1:46:51

where you get together with your family

1:46:53

and friends and you recount

1:46:55

the events of the

1:46:58

liberation from Egypt

1:47:00

and their ritual foods that

1:47:03

are consumed. Several hour affair

1:47:07

and you want to get an idea, don't

1:47:09

go to Woody Allen. But I

1:47:12

would say that the

1:47:14

Jews who participated in the Seder probably

1:47:17

only experienced Woody Allen type

1:47:20

Seder in their life. It's Judaism

1:47:22

without any content. So that is

1:47:24

a Christmas that only is about

1:47:26

Santa. That's right. Okay. Again,

1:47:31

I'm trying to, I try

1:47:35

to understand these people, you

1:47:38

know, it's like the gay and lesbians

1:47:40

for Hamas. You know,

1:47:42

go bring your flag over to Gaza

1:47:44

and see how long you last. You

1:47:47

know, go over to Gaza if you're a

1:47:49

Jew and have a Seder there in Gaza.

1:47:51

It's not going to go well for you.

1:47:53

How do they miss this? They

1:47:56

miss it in the same way it happens

1:47:58

in the Christian world. world. As

1:48:01

Interfaith Director, I've gone to

1:48:03

denominational conventions over the

1:48:05

years. I'm not going to mention one

1:48:08

of the mainstream liberal denominations where

1:48:10

God was mentioned at

1:48:12

the opening moments of the first

1:48:14

day, the last moments of

1:48:17

the last day, and there was

1:48:19

nothing of the five days in

1:48:21

between. Nobody mentioned God. But God

1:48:23

and his message have been replaced

1:48:26

by selective culling of a

1:48:28

theme here, a theme there.

1:48:32

The michell inherit the earth

1:48:34

becomes oppressive. Oppression is bad

1:48:36

and being oppressed is good.

1:48:39

How the Jews became the oppressor

1:48:41

and not the oppressed is amazing.

1:48:44

How we became whites is also

1:48:46

a perfect thing. 51% of Israel

1:48:48

would not be considered white by

1:48:50

the same criteria that people

1:48:53

use in America to decide who's white. Yet

1:48:56