0:00

As I think it was President Reagan said,

0:02

we're from the government, we're here to help. Surely

0:05

you can't be serious. I think you all know

0:07

that I've always felt the nine

0:09

most terrifying words in the English

0:12

language are, I'm from the

0:14

government and I'm here to help. Hello,

0:23

people, I'm Dave Rubin. This is The Rubin Report. It's November 28th,

0:25

2023. That

0:28

was Education Secretary

0:31

Miguel Cardona, who

0:34

should be fired from his job

0:36

immediately. And that would not be

0:38

cancel culture. That would be justified

0:40

culture. He is the head of

0:43

the Department of Education and he

0:45

completely 180 reverse butchered that quote

0:50

from Ronald Reagan. A quote that I

0:52

actually often quote on this show, right?

0:54

When the government shows up at your

0:56

door, we're here to help, we're the

0:59

government, you know you are in deep

1:01

doo-doo, okay? They don't do anything well.

1:04

He literally reversed it. And

1:07

it was like, did he know he was

1:09

doing it? Are they gaslighting us at this

1:11

point? Could they all be this awful and

1:14

incompetent? I honestly do not know. That actually

1:16

has nothing to do with what we are

1:18

doing on the program today. We

1:21

are gonna be talking about Elon Musk.

1:23

We are gonna be talking about the

1:25

new president of Argentina, Javier Malay. We

1:28

are gonna be talking about the fight

1:30

against socialism and woke-ism and what the

1:32

media does when you fight the socialists

1:34

and the woke intent. They call you

1:37

Hitler and Nazi and that kind of thing. And

1:39

also if you're the bad guys right now,

1:41

let's say you're the people who

1:43

were raping women and

1:46

shooting Holocaust survivors and a whole bunch more. Let's

1:48

say you're like a Hamas type, they pretend you're

1:50

Jesus. That's the upside down world that we live

1:52

in. But I do think there is a way

1:54

out of it. As I often say, I think

1:57

it has a little something to do with bravery,

1:59

perhaps a dash. courage, a bit of

2:01

wisdom, and maybe more than anything

2:03

else, something that we're all seeming to

2:06

forget right now, which is a pro-human

2:08

mindset, right? We are constantly pushed with

2:11

this idea of AI, and we must listen

2:13

to the machine, and the algorithms will tell

2:15

us what to do, and we will own

2:18

nothing and be happy, but

2:20

maybe there's something that we have to own that's

2:22

inside us, and we have to refind it again,

2:24

or at least reignite it, something along those lines.

2:26

So let's just dive right back into it. The

2:28

big story of last week was that

2:30

Argentina elected a libertarian.

2:33

Now, a libertarian generally believes that

2:35

the government shouldn't do that much,

2:37

that you should kind of keep

2:39

what you earn, and you should

2:41

have property, and we should have

2:43

basic laws to protect property and

2:45

life, but that the government shouldn't

2:47

be doing all these crazy social

2:49

programs, and you know, that they

2:51

should kind of stay out of your way so

2:53

that you can live the life that you want.

2:55

That's generally the libertarian mindset.

2:58

If you listen to the media, of course, if you're

3:00

a libertarian, they will call you

3:02

far right. So Javier Malle becomes

3:05

the president. He is now the

3:07

president elected, but in effect he

3:09

is the president of Argentina, and

3:11

he ran on a radically anti-socialism,

3:14

anti-communism, anti-collectivism, and most importantly, anti-woke

3:16

movement. He wanted to get rid

3:18

of all of these crazy programs

3:21

that the government in Argentina had,

3:23

and they've had massive, massive inflation.

3:25

Their money is in essence worth

3:28

nothing right now, and he wants

3:30

to fix that. That's why he won, and I

3:32

think we showed you this clip last week, but I think

3:35

it'll set us up nicely today. Here

3:37

he is with Tucker Carlson right before

3:39

he became president, talking about the dangers

3:41

of socialism. Argentina is at

3:43

the end stage of that. Argentina is now a

3:46

poor country because of those policies. What

3:49

advice would you give to Americans having

3:51

lived it? What

3:54

advice would you give to them? What

3:59

advice would you give to them? I

4:30

don't have any problems

4:32

with the method of being able

4:34

to work, and to

4:36

apply the technical techniques, to

4:39

understand the art, to understand

4:42

the culture, to understand

4:45

the communication, and

4:49

to understand the content of the

4:51

education. I have

4:53

done a lot of work on the financial

4:56

side, and I have done a

4:58

lot of work on the part, and

5:01

I have done a lot of work on the social

5:26

side, to understand the social side.

5:56

I have done a lot of work on the social

5:58

side, of

6:00

these other things which he's doing right now.

6:02

He then quotes Nobel

6:04

Prize winning economist Milton Friedman.

6:07

Milton Friedman, who by the way was on

6:09

the front page of the New York Times

6:11

as one of the leaders of the alt-right

6:13

alongside me, Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson, oh

6:15

and Thomas Sowell. So you see the way

6:17

they treat people who just, if you believe

6:19

in freedom, somehow that makes you far right

6:22

and the implication there is that then you

6:24

are racist and everything else, but he's calmly

6:26

laying out his ideas and what

6:28

people who want to control you

6:30

fear the most is people who

6:32

understand the basic tenets of freedom.

6:34

That's how it works. So

6:36

here he is now also explaining the

6:38

ridiculousness of how the media operates when

6:40

it comes to people who have kind

6:42

of good ideas. Do you

6:45

think there are more important things than whether we should

6:47

turn five year

7:11

old girls into boys and whether we should

7:13

constantly debate whether the founding of our countries

7:15

are good or anything else? Do you think

7:17

we should have serious conversations

7:20

about how we can do

7:22

economics right, how we should protect

7:24

our borders, how we should protect

7:26

our culture and everything else? That

7:28

is now what he is importing

7:30

into Argentina and I suspect that

7:33

Argentina is going to start turning

7:35

around when you, not give

7:37

exactly, I was going to say give, but

7:39

when you create a culture

7:41

that will allow people to flourish and suddenly

7:43

they start realizing, boy, I went to work

7:45

today and I received this check and I

7:48

have a little bit more of my money

7:50

because my money didn't go to intersexual

7:53

lesbian badminton, that's

7:55

nice and now I can spend a little bit more of that

7:57

money. Do you want to go out to dinner tonight? And

8:00

then what happens is you go out to dinner and

8:02

the guy who owns the restaurant is like, boy, there's

8:04

more people in my restaurant. I think I'm gonna hire

8:06

another chef. And then the guy who wasn't

8:08

working suddenly has a job as a chef. And he's

8:10

like, oh my God, I have a job. You know

8:13

what I'm gonna do? Honey, do you wanna go on

8:15

vacation? And then the chef and the

8:17

wife go on vacation. And the guy who

8:19

owns the resort, you guys get the point.

8:21

That's how capitalism works. And that's what's gonna

8:23

start happening in Argentina. Now I have no

8:25

doubt, at the same time, the machine as

8:27

it exists and the WEF and all of

8:29

that stuff and the elites and the globalists,

8:31

they're gonna try to figure out a way

8:33

to screw over Argentina. There's no doubt about

8:35

that, right? They can't have an experiment of

8:37

freedom actually start working. So

8:40

we will see how that fight goes. But I

8:42

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Just a

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11:18

the media labeling Javier Millet as a

11:20

far right extremist. A

11:23

far right outsider compared to former President

11:25

Donald Trump has been elected to president

11:27

of Argentina. Coming from the far right,

11:29

Javier Millet. A far right politician. A

11:31

far right politician. Far right candidate. Far

11:33

right outsider. Extreme right wing. Millet

11:35

is just way out there on

11:38

the extreme scale. Argentina has elected

11:40

a right wing populist. Right

11:42

wing populist. Right wing populist. Javier

11:44

Millet is a populist who lacks

11:46

government experience and displayed erratic behavior

11:49

and foul language. This is a

11:51

potentially worrisome development. He's promised

11:53

some radical measures. Wielding a

11:55

chainsaw that symbolizes war on

11:57

government spending, threatening vital public

11:59

service. He

12:01

has absolutely no experience.

12:03

His screens resonated

12:06

widely. His screens

12:08

resonated widely with Argentines.

12:10

Particularly young men. Malay's

12:12

controversial tirades against the political

12:14

class have drawn comparisons to

12:16

neighbor Brazil's former president, Yair

12:19

Bolsonaro, as well as former

12:21

president Donald Trump. He has been deemed

12:23

the Donald Trump of Argentina. Malay's campaign

12:25

drew comparisons to Donald Trump here in

12:27

the U.S. Malay, who has been compared

12:29

to former president Donald Trump, you can

12:31

guess who congratulated him by saying,

12:33

Make Argentina great again. Make

12:36

Argentina great again.

12:38

Maybe these anti-democracy forces

12:41

will, in the end, get overwhelmed.

12:44

But that didn't happen in Argentina. Not

12:46

even close. All right, you

12:49

guys see what they do. They do it over and

12:51

over again. But listen to just some of the words.

12:53

He's a populist. Well, populist

12:55

generally means popular. The people are

12:57

kind of into you. That's pretty

12:59

good sometimes, I suppose. He's erratic.

13:01

He's worrisome. He holds a chainsaw.

13:03

Jesus. He's going to

13:05

cut vital public services. What's hilarious is,

13:07

as they're talking about the vital public

13:10

services that he's cutting, we showed you

13:12

that video. He goes across this board,

13:14

and literally he's cutting out like gender,

13:16

sports gender equity programs. Vital public services.

13:19

He has screeds. That sounds like

13:21

a scary word. Screeds. He's, young

13:24

men love him. Uh-oh. There's nothing worse

13:26

than young men. And who?

13:28

The orange man, Donald Trump. And

13:31

then, of course, anti-democracy forces, which

13:33

Joe Scarborough is in. All

13:35

the guy is a libertarian. You might

13:37

not be a libertarian. We

13:39

could all argue about what the role of

13:41

government is, and maybe some people think that

13:43

there should be a little more social service,

13:46

or maybe you should have some level of a progressive

13:49

tax, let's say. I don't

13:51

really believe in that. I think a flat tax would be fair. But,

13:53

like, you could have some arguments about

13:55

that, but instead of making any arguments

13:58

against this guy, there's no reason for that. reason to

14:00

believe that he's racist. Because when they

14:02

say far right, that's what

14:04

they mean. All they mean is racist. Now they're

14:06

not coming out and saying it because he hasn't

14:08

said anything racist, but they have to combine him

14:11

with Donald Trump and everything else. Anyway, we thought

14:13

we'd show you a couple of the headlines in

14:15

the last couple of days about him. This is

14:17

from Jacobin, which is a socialist magazine. Meet

14:20

Argentina's free market authoritarian

14:22

president elect, Javier Malay.

14:25

Wait, free market

14:27

authoritarian. Free market,

14:30

that means freedom. An

14:32

authoritarian, that's the reverse of freedom, so

14:34

that does not work. Okay. Here's

14:37

from The Guardian. Trump and

14:39

Bolsonaro salute Javier Malay as

14:41

far right rejoiced around the

14:43

world. Again, far right. The

14:46

implication is he's somehow racist.

14:49

Here's the New York Times. Argentina

14:51

elects Javier Malay in victory

14:53

for far right. Oh, God.

14:57

And CNN. Far

14:59

right outsider, Javier Malay

15:01

wins Argentina's presidency. Again,

15:04

if you want to do this honestly, media,

15:06

and I know you don't want to do

15:08

it honestly, and all you have to do

15:10

is not be just abjectly completely horrible. You

15:13

can be about 80% horrible and

15:15

the people will keep swallowing the nonsense. Just don't

15:17

be totally horrible, but I know we're past the

15:19

point, right? We through the uncanny

15:22

valley, we're on the other side. All you'd

15:24

have to say is libertarian. Free

15:27

market guy, Javier Malay.

15:30

That would be fine. Guy who's

15:32

a little different than us. How about

15:34

that? But instead he's far right. So why am I

15:36

showing you this? There is a

15:38

reason, believe it or not. It's

15:40

to demonstrate how evil and demented,

15:44

demented and twisted the media is when

15:46

it comes to you. Because it's

15:48

never about these people. It's never about

15:50

Donald Trump or Javier Malay or any

15:53

of these people. It's about you. They

15:55

will lie and slander and attempt to

15:57

destroy you, but we never ask ourselves.

16:00

Should we listen to these people? Why aren't

16:02

we listening to these people? We're not sure

16:04

anymore. They had so much control over our

16:06

culture and our information and our news and

16:08

our current events that we've been programmed to

16:10

listen to them. And I constantly,

16:12

it's one of the things I talk about on

16:15

the show and that we have an internal debate

16:17

here about all the time. How much should we

16:19

show you of the mainstream media, right? Like debunking

16:21

their nonsense is good, but at the same point,

16:23

people are tuning out. So maybe we

16:25

should start ignoring them. That's a

16:27

good debate to have. And I'm open to your thoughts

16:29

on that. But I want to show

16:31

you a video of Dana White

16:33

from the UFC. He's the president of the UFC.

16:36

We've shown a couple of his clips over

16:38

the last couple of months. Here he

16:40

is just going off on the media

16:42

and he nails it perfectly. And again,

16:45

he's not a politics guy. He's

16:48

not a politician. He's now

16:50

running a fighting organization, but he gets

16:52

it better than most of the pundits,

16:54

I would say, especially

16:56

the media. If the media tells

16:58

you you've got something that's going

17:00

to fail, it's definitely going to

17:02

win. The media are the dumbest,

17:05

no nothing, do nothing, never

17:07

built nothing on planet

17:09

earth. So when they say it isn't going to

17:12

work, you got a home run, man. You know

17:14

what I mean? Jump in and grind the

17:17

media. These guys think about who these people are.

17:19

When you really think about the media, who are

17:21

they? Where did they come from? Why does their

17:23

opinion matter? What have they ever done? What have

17:25

they ever created? What have they ever built?

17:28

Who's ever depended on a paycheck from

17:30

the media? Nobody. They are a bunch

17:32

of zeros that sit around and write

17:34

stories about people who

17:36

are actually doing. Oh, right.

17:39

Like we all know it's true.

17:41

What does the media actually create

17:43

other than chaos? Look

17:46

at Elon Musk. We're gonna do some stuff about

17:48

Elon in the second half of the show, but

17:50

look at just the last year with Elon Musk.

17:52

For the 10 years before that, Elon was the

17:54

hero of the media, right? He was sending rockets

17:57

to Mars. He was building electric cars. He was

17:59

doing all. of this cool stuff,

18:01

and everyone loved him. Then he

18:04

started to take some positions that were

18:06

little against the media, mostly related to

18:08

free speech, which is ultimately why he

18:10

bought Twitter. This is a

18:12

guy who, by any estimation, is still

18:14

a, I would say, old-school liberal for

18:16

the most part, and now they

18:19

hate him. Now they're constantly

18:21

worried about, say, child porn on Twitter, which

18:23

is an important thing to worry about, but

18:25

they didn't care about it before he had

18:27

Twitter, right? So everything they

18:30

do is to destroy the people

18:32

who create. Why do they go

18:34

after Jordan Peterson? He's helping people

18:36

take care of their lives. Why

18:38

do they go after anyone who

18:40

creates anything? Because that's where the

18:42

clicks and the views are. And

18:44

if people start realizing that you

18:46

don't need the government to build

18:49

your business, and you don't need

18:51

the government to educate your kids, and a whole

18:53

bunch more than, uh-oh, then they're going to be

18:55

out of business, and they're not in the business

18:57

of being out of business. So why

18:59

should we care? Well, we shouldn't intrinsically care.

19:02

They are of no value. I think you

19:04

guys are coming around to that, right? You

19:06

get it. But their lies, their contortions, their

19:08

confusions, 24-7, that they

19:10

spread out globally, have everybody flipped on

19:13

things backwards. So now back to the

19:15

mainstream media for a second. A little

19:17

bit from the televised mental institution known

19:19

as MSNBC. They have former Senator Claire

19:21

Haskell. She's now a contributor to the

19:24

mental institution. And here she

19:26

is explaining that Donald Trump

19:28

is even more dangerous. A

19:31

lot of people have tried to

19:34

draw similarities between Mussolini and Hitler,

19:36

and the use of the

19:38

terminology like vermin, and the

19:41

drive that those men

19:43

had towards autocracy and

19:46

dictatorship. The difference, though,

19:48

I think makes Donald Trump even more

19:50

dangerous. And that is, he has no

19:52

philosophy he believes in. He is

19:55

not trying to expand the boundaries

19:57

of the United States of America. He's

19:59

not trying to overcome. a neighboring

20:01

country like Putin is in Ukraine.

20:03

He is not going for some

20:05

grandiose scheme of international dominance. All

20:07

he wants is to look

20:09

in the mirror and see a guy who's

20:12

president. So for those that believe that

20:14

they have issues with President Biden, and

20:16

I'm not saying that you don't have

20:18

issues, I'm just saying that you should

20:20

have a few more issues with the

20:22

person that literally wants to ban Muslims

20:24

in this country. He's already tried it

20:26

before, and he said that he will

20:28

do it again. Oh,

20:31

all right. Well, McCaskill first, and then

20:33

we'll deal with that girl. McCaskill

20:35

says that Trump is more dangerous than Hitler

20:37

because Hitler wanted to do a whole bunch

20:39

of stuff. He wanted to make Germany bigger,

20:42

right? You know, and, and kill a

20:44

lot of people. He'll, but Trump's worse because he doesn't want

20:46

to do any of that stuff. He just wants to look

20:48

in the mirror. The analysis

20:50

of that, that they offer on that televised

20:52

mentalization is just, it's so extraordinary that that,

20:55

I mean, I really believe it that 20

20:57

years from now when we're past all of

20:59

this, I don't know if earth will

21:01

be here, we're just going to be floating around in

21:03

pods going, wandering throughout the galaxy with God

21:06

pray that that's where we're at because otherwise it's going

21:08

to be much worse. We're going

21:10

to be studying that. They're going to be studying these crazy

21:12

people. Again, I have a

21:14

zillion frustrations with, with Trump. And I

21:16

think if he becomes president, it's just

21:18

not going to work and all of

21:20

the stuff. But it's like, yes, lady,

21:22

that all he wants, he wants to

21:24

do everything that Hitler did, but not

21:26

the stuff that Hitler did, but he

21:28

still like Hitler and he mostly wants

21:30

to look in the mirror. And then

21:32

that other woman, I don't know, who

21:34

is that other woman? Does it even

21:36

matter? Just another one of these MSNBC

21:38

generic people, Trump with the Muslim ban.

21:40

By the way, when Trump did the

21:42

quote unquote Muslim ban, it didn't include

21:44

the top seven most populous Muslim countries.

21:46

It was specific countries that terrorists were

21:48

coming from. It was not a Muslim

21:50

related specifically. Anyway, let's continue because there's

21:52

more over on MSNBC. Eric Swalwell, you

21:54

remember Eric Swalwell? He's the guy who

21:56

farted while he was on Chris Matthews

21:59

show. He also. one

24:01

American yesterday. The Israelis got one dual citizen

24:03

of Israel in America back yesterday. I wanted

24:05

to show you something because

24:07

this video, we just put this short up yesterday

24:09

and we weren't even planning on showing this and

24:11

then I saw the swallow clip and I was

24:13

like, boy, that's a perfect segue right there. You

24:16

may remember about six months ago when we were

24:18

in Israel and we were in Jerusalem and we

24:21

interviewed a couple people. But I interviewed, well,

24:24

he's now former ambassador to

24:27

Israel from America, David Friedman,

24:29

and watch him talk about Trump's

24:32

policies in the Middle East and then,

24:34

right, that's the one we're showing right

24:37

now, Trump's policies in the Middle East

24:39

and then let's contrast that with where we're at now.

24:42

In less than a year, the president recognized

24:44

Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and then

24:46

May 14th of 2018,

24:50

exactly five years ago this coming May 14th,

24:53

which is also Israel's day

24:55

of independence. We opened up our embassy and

24:58

the entire world predicted that this

25:00

would create endless wars and untold

25:03

violence and it really didn't. Not at all. No,

25:05

there was basically nothing. Basically nothing and you know

25:08

why. That's

25:12

the other reason why it will never be a two-state

25:14

solution anymore because it's no longer just

25:16

about you know drawing borders and

25:18

figuring out you know the details. It's about

25:20

can we ever again trust these people to

25:22

be our neighbors in ways that they can

25:24

never do this again. But

25:27

you see what we did there with that short,

25:29

obviously the last 10 seconds or so there, that

25:31

was from my interview with David Friedman right in

25:33

this room last week. So we went

25:35

from six months ago talking about all the good

25:38

things that were happening in the Middle East, right,

25:40

and they were good things and they were

25:43

about a week away, had October 7th not

25:45

happened, they were about a week away from

25:47

signing this peace deal with Saudi Arabia, which

25:50

now obviously has been completely shredded. But

25:52

the point is that where we are at right

25:54

now, there's nothing close to a two-state solution. By

25:57

the way, I personally was never for a two-state

25:59

solution. The two-state The very concept of the

26:01

Tuesday 2 solution is completely ridiculous because it's really

26:03

a three state solution because you'd have Israel proper,

26:05

you'd have Gaza and the West Bank which are

26:07

not connected, so you'd just be creating two

26:10

separate terrorist outposts. That

26:13

would be three states, right? You just can't

26:15

have them just bisecting Israel. But

26:17

anyway, the point of all of that is that

26:20

we had an administration that had good

26:22

policies and now we have an administration

26:24

that has bad policies that everyone is

26:26

now seeing the repercussions of and

26:29

yet they are still

26:31

calling Trump Hitler and they're going

26:33

out of their way to portray

26:35

Hamas and their terrorist buddies as

26:37

the good guys. So now I want to show you

26:39

this. This is from the New York Times. This is

26:42

just abs... Well, I'd say it's wild or it's shocking

26:44

or something, but none of it is anymore with the

26:46

New York Times. Check out this headline from the New

26:48

York Times. A disfigured woman whose

26:50

case has become well known is among

26:52

Palestinians released. And that woman, you can

26:54

see her face. She's

26:56

been burned and badly butchered. And the implication there,

26:59

if you just read the headline, is somehow that

27:01

the Israelis did that to her. But

27:04

as the Twitter account points out

27:06

properly above, this disfigured woman is

27:09

a car bomber who having

27:11

blown herself up in an attempt to

27:13

kill Israelis demanded that Israelis pay for

27:16

her plastic surgeries. This is how the New York

27:18

Times covered her release. So yes, she

27:20

went to a checkpoint, blew up her car, mangled

27:22

her face. The Israelis did give her at least

27:24

some level of surgery and they put that up.

27:26

And wait, can you put it back for just

27:28

a second? Because even if you look under the

27:31

headline in the New York Times, let me read

27:33

that part. Perhaps the most well-known

27:35

name on the list of 39 Palestinian

27:37

prisoners and detainees released from an Israeli

27:39

jail early Sunday was Isra Jabari, who

27:42

was accused of attempted murder by Israel

27:44

and has been in jail since 2015.

27:47

She wasn't accused of attempted murder. She tried

27:49

to blow up her car and it blew

27:52

up her face instead. But you

27:54

guys get it. This is exactly what the New York Times

27:56

does. It used to be all the news that's fit to

27:58

print. Now it's all the news that Hamas made. takes up

28:00

in essence. Here's CBS, because it's

28:02

happening all across. You know, the Jews have really

28:04

lost control of the mainstream media. I thought the

28:06

Jews controlled the mainstream media. Totally lost control. Here's

28:09

CBS basically celebrating the release

28:11

of Hamas terrorists. Listen to

28:13

the way they frame this.

28:15

Just extraordinary. Israel

28:18

says the miners it's releasing as

28:20

part of the truce are terrorists.

28:22

The Palestinian leaders

28:24

say they're just children held

28:26

for what other countries would

28:28

regard as civil disobedience offenses

28:30

like attending protests. The

28:32

plight of prisoners is a deeply

28:34

felt issue for Palestinians. According to

28:37

a recent U.N. report, around one

28:39

fifth of the population of five

28:41

million has spent time in Israeli

28:43

jails. Among

28:45

those released is Norhan Awad. She

28:48

was 16 years old when she was

28:50

arrested in 2015 for the attempted stabbing

28:52

of an Israeli man. Now 24, she

28:55

denies the charges. Oh,

28:58

guys, she was

29:00

a cute. That's the video.

29:02

She has a fucking cleaver and she's

29:04

trying to chop someone's head

29:06

off, you morons. Well,

29:09

we're not getting monetized today, guys.

29:11

Sorry, no lunch. But

29:14

it never stopped. It never

29:16

stopped. Right. By the way, the

29:19

other people that the children that Israel released,

29:21

these are people who were stabbing people, shooting

29:23

people, trying to ram cars into people, right?

29:25

All of these things Hamas literally right now

29:28

still has a six month old baby, assuming

29:30

that the baby is alive. Like

29:32

that, that is the difference here. Anyway, let's go to

29:34

go over to the view. We haven't shown you a

29:36

clip of the view in the last week or so.

29:40

Sunny Hosta here. She is racist,

29:42

leftist, woke stir, possibly

29:45

the most unlikable, dishonest person

29:48

on television. Sunny Hosta. Here

29:51

she runs cover for Hamas the exact way that

29:53

these last two things that we showed you have

29:55

done. It's unfortunate

29:57

that people have taken

30:00

such sides here because this is something

30:02

that has been going on for

30:05

decades, right? And we

30:08

did show the reunification

30:10

of Jewish families and I

30:12

think that was really important especially little Abigail.

30:14

I'm a mother. I can't

30:17

imagine having your child taken from

30:19

you and held hostage by a terrorist organization.

30:22

But we also there were you know

30:24

76 Palestinians

30:27

including women and children that were

30:29

being held in Israel with no

30:32

understanding of why they were being held, no

30:34

administrative hearings. And so those

30:38

reunifications are something that we should

30:40

also be looking at and talking

30:42

about. She's evil. Like she is just evil.

30:44

I can't say what I want to call her but you

30:46

know what I want to call her. She is just evil.

30:49

Trying to make the moral equivalence between

30:52

these people. She's also lying that there was no

30:54

trials for these people. There are trials for these

30:56

people. There is videotape of

30:58

people stabbing people and the litany of things.

31:01

We all know that. And that she opens

31:03

it up by saying it's unfortunate we have

31:05

to take sides. You

31:07

amoral vapid. Here's

31:12

another clip of Sunny Hostin. I

31:15

think that you're absolutely right, Whoopi.

31:18

Is media allowed in Gaza? Yes, there

31:20

is media in Gaza. I've seen these

31:22

videos. I try to watch the BBC.

31:25

I try to watch Al Jazeera. I

31:28

try to get my news everywhere because I think

31:30

everyone should. And

31:33

I think what's really important is

31:35

what happens after this pause

31:38

because a ceasefire apparently is a

31:40

bad word now. So what happens

31:42

after this humanitarian pause? Who

31:45

is in charge? Who isn't in charge?

31:47

Are we going to continue seeing this

31:49

devastation in Gaza? Are we going to

31:52

continue seeing these three Palestinian

31:54

kids going, college kids,

31:57

one who knows my son's

31:59

friend? Okay, when

32:01

is that gonna stop? When are

32:04

we going to really meet at

32:06

the table and understand that all

32:08

lives in this situation are being

32:10

Affected and we must have a

32:13

two-state solution No,

32:15

you dimwit First

32:18

oh my god. Somebody knows her son. Somebody

32:20

was some of her son has a friend.

32:22

I'm sorry for her son for mother

32:26

You cannot have a two-state solution in

32:29

the aftermath of what just happened and I already

32:31

explained partly why geographically it makes no sense The

32:35

cause of the entire Palestinian movement is

32:37

only to kill Jews. They have been

32:39

offered states six times There has been

32:41

no Jew in Gaza since 2006 the

32:44

Israelis want nothing to do with the

32:46

place She's she's she's dumb. She's dumb

32:48

and she's evil and I don't know

32:50

what to do with these people I

32:53

really do not know what you do

32:55

with these people and what

32:57

they are doing is they are causing anguish and

32:59

despair For decent people.

33:02

So now here is a decent woman. This

33:04

is an Israeli citizen right outside

33:06

the Western Wall Which of course people always

33:09

say it's the holiest site in Judaism It's

33:11

actually the second holiest site in Judaism because

33:13

the holiest site in Judaism is the Temple

33:15

Mount which is right above where she's standing

33:17

It's gonna be right out of camera They

33:19

don't let Jews pray there Israel does not

33:21

allow Jews to pray on its on its

33:24

holiest spot in the world

33:26

in Jerusalem Because they don't

33:28

want to upset the Muslims and the Jews are supposed to be

33:30

the bad guys here anyway, so though she's

33:32

at the Western Wall and Well,

33:34

here's someone actually kind of laying out some

33:36

truth And

33:50

every single person on the planet

33:52

to make it your vision to bring

33:54

these souls 240

33:57

souls they are from 33 We

34:00

are human beings and they need you.

34:08

A world, a

34:10

world leader, the Israelist

34:13

Israeli leader. They

34:21

need you to save their lives. In

34:24

the Torah, in the Bible, we are

34:26

told in the book of Leviticus,

34:29

in the book of Leviticus, it has an

34:31

idea to work next week. You

34:33

will get to say to me, maybe

34:36

you will get to say to me, maybe

34:40

you will get to say to me, I am God. Each

34:42

of us one day is going to die and

34:44

face our maker. We will each be

34:47

asked to account for the things

34:49

that we did in this world. We

34:51

will each be asked if

34:53

we stood idly by. What

34:57

will you answer them? Bring

35:00

them home now.

35:06

So yeah, you do have to pick a side.

35:09

I'm sorry, Sunny Hostin. Who's

35:11

laying out more truth, that woman

35:13

or Sunny Hostin, over at the view?

35:16

Right? You have to pick a side. Thirty-three

35:19

countries have citizens held in Gaza

35:21

right now. As

35:23

she pointed out, Jews, Christians,

35:26

Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, everyone

35:28

should care about this because this is the

35:30

fight that the West now has on

35:32

its hands, because it will be coming

35:34

to all Western nations. If you think

35:36

that a certain set of people, because of

35:39

whatever their perceived grievances, is allowed

35:41

to do the most unspeakable things,

35:44

unspeakable things, do you know that there's

35:46

video now, it's been seen by several reputable

35:48

journalists, and on October 7th,

35:50

they literally dismembered a pregnant

35:52

woman and took the fetus out of

35:54

her that was still alive, and

35:57

they made her look at it until she bled out,

36:00

of course the baby died as

36:02

well. That's what they did. And

36:04

if you think that that can be excused, if you think

36:06

that it's tough to pick a side when it comes to

36:08

that, there is something seriously

36:10

wrong with you. And I think we do have

36:12

to accept that there is a serious mind virus

36:14

in the West and there is something seriously wrong

36:17

with a lot of the people that we put

36:19

on television and a lot of the people that

36:21

we send to colleges and a lot of the

36:23

people that we have teach those college students. One

36:26

of the interesting things now is as more of this

36:28

video is coming out, there

36:31

has just been no condemnation of Hamas by

36:33

any of these quote unquote feminist organizations. I

36:35

wanted to read to you a tweet from

36:37

Yashar Ali, who's an actual journalist. I don't

36:40

have to use quotes around. He's talking about

36:42

a Washington Post article here. He's quoting the

36:44

Washington Post article. He didn't

36:46

pick up his pants. He shot her

36:48

while inside her. You can figure out

36:50

what that means. There was

36:52

humiliation through rape on the morning of

36:54

October 7th, a harrowing

36:57

story about sexual violence faced by

36:59

women in Israel at the

37:01

hands of Hamas terrorists. So more and more

37:03

stories are coming out. I do wanna show

37:05

you a bit of good news because here

37:07

are 50 of the Israeli hostages that have

37:10

been released in four days and you can

37:12

see a lot of old women

37:14

there. You can see a lot of children

37:16

there. So some of these families are being

37:18

reunited and that is a miracle and this

37:21

will not stop until every single one of

37:23

them have been reunited and Hamas is wiped

37:25

off the face of the planet, which that's

37:27

the side I'm gonna pick. Sorry, Sonny Hostin.

37:29

I know that's, you know,

37:31

you kind of say they don't wanna pick a side, but you

37:33

have picked the side actually. Anyway,

37:36

here's a video of women and children

37:38

who had been held hostage by Hamas,

37:40

reuniting with family. ISU

37:43

i weighs esp

37:53

Chapter F Go

38:01

to the palace! Go

38:11

camp pick a side, Sunny Hostin.

38:38

What is how different

38:40

the reaction is, the emotion is? When

38:43

the Israelis get their children and

38:45

wives and mothers and grandmothers back,

38:48

there's quiet. There's peace.

38:52

It's actually unspeakable, right? That's

38:55

just one of many videos that are now out with this sort of

38:57

thing. You know what

38:59

happens on the other side when the

39:01

Palestinians get their martyrs back? They're firing

39:03

rockets. They're chanting, we want more. We

39:05

want more death. They're joyous. They're handing

39:07

out candy because they are just waiting

39:09

for the next round to do all

39:11

this. It is joyful

39:14

for them if they kill more people.

39:16

So if you cannot pick a side,

39:18

Sunny Hostin, again, you already have picked

39:20

a side. Speaking of a guy

39:22

who picked a side, this one's kind of disappointing

39:24

for me personally because I've played a couple videos

39:27

of this guy over the past five or

39:29

six months in a somewhat positive vein because

39:31

I think he's done some nice things. I'm

39:33

talking about Andrew Tate, who's

39:35

a former MMA guy. He's

39:38

done some nice things as it

39:41

pertains to men kind of getting their lives right

39:43

and standing up for

39:45

yourself and some of the Jordan Peterson-esque stuff. So

39:47

we've played some videos of him. Anyway,

39:49

he's really come out on

39:52

the wrong side of this Hamas-Israel

39:54

situation. Piers Morgan, who I have

39:56

some frustrations with because he kind of takes

39:58

every side of But I like

40:00

to give credit where credit is due. He sat

40:03

down with Andrew Tate and did, just

40:05

like remember a couple weeks ago, he

40:07

tried to get Jeremy Corbyn, former Labour

40:09

leader in the UK, to just say,

40:11

hey, is Hamas a terrorist organization? He

40:13

asked him 15 times and Corbyn refused to answer. Watch

40:16

what happened with Piers Morgan and Andrew

40:18

Tate. What do you think of

40:20

what Hamas did on October the 7th? Why are you

40:22

starting the story in the middle? Let me ask you

40:24

again. It's a simple question. Do you believe Hamas are

40:26

a terror organization? And that's a very interesting question, but

40:29

I think you're peddling assoninities. Well, just

40:31

answer the question. Can somebody do me a

40:33

favor? Google assoninities. Are they a terror group? You're peddling

40:35

assoninities because I'll tell you why, Piers. Let me answer

40:37

the question. No, I'm not. Of

40:39

course you are. A simple question. That's going through a border

40:41

on October the 7th. Oh, October the 7th. And

40:44

massacring young people at a

40:46

festival, killing babies. Oh, killing 40 babies.

40:48

That was true. Well, fine. Were

40:51

the babies vaccinated? Why are you being flippant?

40:53

I'm not being flippant. The point I am making... I

40:55

find that funny. The point I am making is that

40:57

the media lies, firstly. Secondly... What is

40:59

your reaction to what happened on October the 7th? Sure.

41:02

It would be an amateur if I could

41:04

not sit and pretend I do not understand

41:06

the motivations behind either side. I still call

41:09

the Israeli actions absolutely abhorrent and genocidal. In

41:11

terms of what Hamas did on October the

41:13

7th, do you accept that was an act

41:15

of terrorism? It's an interesting question

41:17

because... It's not really. It is. It's

41:20

very straightforward. Nothing justifies what happened on October

41:22

the 7th. So what are they supposed to do? Nothing. So

41:24

what are they supposed to do? What they are supposed to do for

41:26

you is why can't you, which is my position on this, is very

41:29

straightforward. What Hamas did was an act of

41:31

terror. And to try and pretend they're

41:33

not makes you sound like Jeremy Corbyn. I can't think

41:35

of a worse insult to throw at you, right? So

41:37

I just want to ask you one more time. Is

41:40

what Hamas did on October the 7th an

41:42

act of terrorism? I think, Pierce,

41:45

it is. Peddling assoninities for you. Play these people.

41:48

You sound like Jeremy Corbyn. No, let me answer

41:50

the question. Fifteen times he refused to answer the

41:52

question. Let me answer the question. You'll now ask...

41:54

Are they a terror group or not? They're

41:56

one team's freedom fire and they're deemed a terror group.

41:59

What do you think? I think that if

42:01

you lock people in an open-air prison and steal their land,

42:03

they're gonna retaliate. So they're not a terror group? I think

42:05

they're gonna retaliate. They're not a terror group? One team's terrorists

42:07

is a... Okay, we're now talking about eight. Are they a

42:09

terror group? And also, another thing I want to make clear

42:11

to you, Peter. Only Jeremy Corbyn has done this. Done what?

42:14

Refused to answer the question. I

42:16

think that what they are doing is seemingly

42:18

deemed an act of terror by the people

42:20

that the... That is weaselly word. They're not

42:23

weaselly, of course. One more time. Is

42:25

Hamas a terror group who committed an

42:27

act of terrorism? I

42:29

think that when you lock people in an open-air prison,

42:32

you're gonna have to take a retaliation. No, because I

42:34

have to... There's a comment you're saying. I think it's

42:36

spineless. Sure. As a realist, sometimes you do not come

42:38

to the conclusion of labeling good guys and bad guys.

42:40

The world is not black and white. Oh, you're not

42:42

a master bad guy. The world is not black and

42:44

white. The world is actually very grey. Anybody who sits

42:46

and thinks there's clearly a good guy... There's

42:49

nothing clear about what Hamas did. No,

42:51

clown. You are completely wrong. Isn't it

42:54

interesting? Sonny Hostin, it's so unfortunate we

42:56

have to pick a side.

43:00

And then what did he say? Oh, the

43:02

world is not black and white. There aren't

43:04

good guys and bad guys. This is what

43:06

the collapse of sanity and decency and truth

43:09

will do. People will not know

43:11

whether murdering four-year-olds and 85-year-olds and

43:13

raping women in front of their

43:15

dying husbands, whether that is good

43:18

or bad or whether there's any

43:20

situation when it is inexcusable. He

43:22

also, of course, calls Gaza an

43:24

open-air prison and says that they

43:26

stole their land. Mind

43:29

you, there has never been a Palestinian state. And

43:31

before 1967, Gaza was part of Egypt. And

43:36

before that, it was part of the British Empire.

43:38

And before that, it was part of the Ottoman

43:40

Empire. And we can go back and back and

43:42

back and back and back. I

43:46

know you get all that, but I want to

43:48

focus on this open-air prison comment for just a

43:50

second, because there is an incredible video that was

43:52

going viral. This is two or three days ago

43:54

on Twitter, posted by

43:56

a... someone who purports

43:58

to be a Palestinian journalist. And

44:00

his tweet in essence said, I wish

44:03

we could have the Gaza back from

44:05

before October 7th. Now how long is

44:07

this video? What did we cut from

44:09

it? All right, so we're going to show

44:11

you about 30 seconds of Gaza

44:14

before October 7th. Take a look.

44:48

So that's the open air prison. That's the

44:50

place that was so horrible. By the way,

44:52

it was a three minute video in totality

44:54

that he posted. It started going viral because

44:56

people like me started retweeting it and saying,

44:58

boy, that's quite an open air prison. So

45:01

do you know what that Palestinian journalist did?

45:03

He deleted that video. We

45:05

were able to screen capture it and grab it, but

45:07

that video is no longer on Twitter because

45:10

he realized once

45:12

the truth was shined on it, how ridiculous

45:14

it was. So that open air prison, boy,

45:16

that place was so freaking horrible and not

45:18

a Jew there since 2006, right? It

45:22

was so freaking horrible that that is what

45:24

allows Andrew Tate to say that yes, murdering

45:27

pregnant women is pretty much your only

45:30

choice because that's where you had to

45:32

live. Ladies

45:34

and gentlemen, there is evil and there

45:36

is good. And if you do not

45:38

pick a side, then by default you

45:40

are on the evil side. That is

45:42

really how it works. And

45:45

now let's get to some of the positive stuff as

45:47

we get towards the close here. We covered

45:49

it yesterday. It was happening as we were doing the show

45:51

yesterday. Elon Musk went

45:54

to Israel and toured some

45:56

of the areas in the South that were attacked by

45:58

Hamas. civilization?

46:10

Here's a little more video of a

46:14

mother who had her

46:16

son kidnapped by Hamas

46:18

showing the video

46:38

to Elon. There's no

46:44

audio on this one, but here she is showing

46:46

the actual video. There he is. He's just watching

46:48

it. He also watched

46:50

the 47-minute compilation video

46:53

of the atrocities that we're not

46:55

even going to show you here. I mean, the

46:57

stuff literally happened. There

47:00

are many journalists who have verified it. Elon has

47:02

now seen it. Them cutting

47:04

open a pregnant woman and taking the fetus out and

47:06

letting her bleed out as they showed the baby to

47:08

her. If they were

47:11

in the movie Saw, you would say this one is

47:13

too over the top. Here

47:15

is Elon Musk now talking about a

47:18

better way to go ahead

47:20

and how do you figure out what's going to happen to Gaza in

47:22

the future? It was

47:25

certainly been a

47:28

day, I would say an emotionally difficult

47:30

day to see the

47:34

places where people were murdered. I

47:36

just did a talk with the prime minister. I

47:39

think there's obviously three

47:42

things that need to happen in Gaza's

47:45

situation. There's

47:47

no choice but to kill

47:50

those who insist on

47:52

murdering civilians. There's no choice. They're

47:55

not going to change their mind. The

47:58

second thing is to change the air. education

48:01

so that a new generation of

48:03

murderers is not trained to be murderers.

48:07

And then the third thing, which is also very important, is

48:09

to try to build prosperity. You

48:11

know, it's interesting because he's right, of course,

48:13

and this is what Israel's stated goal is,

48:15

right? The goal is you must kill every

48:18

Hamas member, period. And you're going to have

48:20

to kill the ones that are in Qatar, too, the billionaires

48:22

who are running the thing. You're going to have to kill

48:24

all of them. So it was great to see some moral

48:26

clarity. It was great to see someone picking a side. That

48:28

was number one. And you have to change the education system.

48:30

By the way, he could be talking about America in this

48:33

case, too, right? You have to change it so you don't

48:36

grow generation after generation with all of

48:38

the wrong ideas and who are

48:40

breeding other murderers and all of those things. And

48:42

then the third one, which is the most interesting one to me, is

48:45

that you have to fix the economic situation.

48:47

Now, the irony of that is that that's

48:49

exactly what Israel tried to do when they

48:52

left, right? They left them with greenhouses. They

48:54

had they left them with infrastructure.

48:56

The UN and all and the WHO

48:58

and all of these organizations,

49:00

they put billions, literally billions with

49:02

a B worth of dollars into

49:05

the Gaza Strip so that they

49:07

could build a fully free

49:09

functioning society. And the Israelis said, we want

49:11

nothing to do with you freaks. But

49:14

what did they do? They decided to

49:16

build a freaking war machine. And

49:19

the war machine is actually quite

49:21

effective at spreading mayhem and medieval

49:23

barbarity and everything else. So

49:25

Elon is right about that. The problem is,

49:28

this is like a chicken or the egg situation.

49:30

If you still have all of these people who

49:32

want the murder, want the mayhem, want to meet

49:34

the 72 virgins and everything else, then what are

49:37

you going to do? Here's

49:39

audio, Elon talking

49:42

about how Hamas is

49:44

actually anti-human. And when

49:46

you have an anti-human force, there really is only

49:48

one thing you can do with that.

50:01

by Hamas, destroy Hamas. All

50:03

of that is a precursor to the question

50:06

that you asked. You first have to

50:08

get rid of the poisonous

50:10

regime, as you did

50:12

in Germany, as you did in

50:14

Japan in World War II. These were two...

50:17

There's no choice. There's no choice. So

50:19

that's a prerequisite. There's no choice. Isn't

50:22

that interesting? It's not that hard to take a stand.

50:24

It's not that hard to pick a side. There's no

50:26

choice. These people are here to

50:28

destroy everything that is good. They are here

50:30

to kill people and murder people and kidnap

50:32

people and do things that

50:35

we could not have possibly imagined

50:37

humans could do less than

50:39

two months ago. But you do

50:41

have to pick a side, right? And

50:43

it might be surprising, I suppose, to some

50:45

people to hear Elon taking such a clear

50:47

stance. It was very refreshing, but it

50:50

wasn't surprising. It was refreshing to me because people are

50:52

so afraid of taking a stance these days, but knowing

50:54

what I know about him, it wasn't surprising to me.

50:57

And I would also argue that this

50:59

is a guy who has spent most

51:01

of his adult life trying to figure

51:04

out interplanetary travel, trying to figure out

51:06

what the preservation of the

51:08

good stuff on Earth will be and

51:10

then allow humans to take that out

51:12

into the cosmos. Like this is

51:14

the good guy in this situation. I want to

51:17

just end with one other video. This is Elon

51:19

Musk a little while

51:21

ago talking about Google co-founder Larry

51:23

Page because Larry

51:26

Page basically believes, well

51:29

believed or maybe still believes that

51:32

you can basically create God

51:34

through AI. And the

51:36

question that Elon poses really that I think we are

51:38

all going to have to think about as AI

51:41

becomes more and more ubiquitous and as

51:43

I said yesterday, as Skynet

51:45

turns on, are

51:47

you pro-human or anti-human?

51:50

Do you think computers can create Gods and

51:53

we should just be little cogs in their

51:55

system? Or do you

51:57

think that there is something uniquely important about being

51:59

a human? I think I probably know what you

52:01

think and I think you definitely know what I think. Anyway, take

52:03

a look. I mean, the

52:07

reason OpenAI exists at all is

52:09

that Larry

52:11

Page and I used to be close friends and I would stay

52:13

at his house in Palo Alto and I

52:15

would talk to him late into the night

52:17

about AI safety. And

52:19

at least my perception was that Larry

52:21

was not taking AI

52:24

safety seriously enough. And

52:27

what did he say about it? He

52:29

really seemed to be

52:31

sort of digital

52:33

super intelligence, basically digital God, if you

52:36

will. And at one point

52:38

I said, well, what about, you know, we're going to make

52:40

sure humanity's okay here. And

52:46

then he called me a species. Did

52:51

he use that term? Yes. And

52:54

there were witnesses. I wasn't the only one there when

52:56

he called me a species. And so

52:58

I was like, okay, that's it. I've,

53:00

yes, I'm a species. Okay. You

53:03

got me. What are you? Yeah,

53:05

I'm fully a species. Busted.

53:12

So that was the

53:14

last role. All right. So that's

53:16

our last video today. And I think you got

53:18

what I did there. That

53:21

Elon Musk, the

53:23

people that are fighting for humanity,

53:25

who are fighting for the West, who are fighting for

53:27

freedom. It's not just that we

53:29

have to fight Hamas. It's not just that we have

53:32

to fight all the indoctrination and the woke and the

53:34

stuff that Mille is doing down in Argentina and all

53:36

of those things. But we have other fights on the

53:38

way. We are literally going to have to fight the

53:41

robots and the people that want to create digital gods.

53:43

And I get it. It's all a lot. But

53:45

if you are pro human, you

53:47

should be anti Hamas. You

53:49

should be anti mainstream media. You should

53:52

be, well, you should be a species,

53:54

a species, right? You should be because

53:57

we're a species. And I would like to see us

53:59

continue to thrive. Pick

54:01

the good guys, pick the bad guys, pick a

54:03

side. The time of choosing

54:05

is now, man. The time of choosing was a while

54:08

back, but it is definitely on. That

54:12

was quite a program today. I have to say

54:14

that my manscaped balls have never

54:16

felt better. I hope yours do too. People

54:19

of the internet will be live as always at 1 p.m. If

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54:30

I mentioned that we did do an interview here

54:32

in studio with David Friedman. I

54:35

had no intention after interviewing him six months ago in

54:37

Israel that we were gonna interview him again so quickly.

54:39

He happened to come to Florida for a couple days.

54:41

Let me just show you a quick little promo of

54:43

that, and the full thing is up across platforms. One

54:46

of the important perspectives here

54:48

is, think about

54:50

1,200 people were slaughtered on

54:54

the 7th of October. To

54:57

compare that, for example, to the Holocaust, that

55:01

event, in Holocaust terms, happened every day for

55:03

four years. Picture October

55:05

7th every single day for four

55:07

years, and that's the Holocaust,

55:10

and we survived the Holocaust, right? So

55:12

we're gonna survive this, but

55:15

we're not our

55:17

parents or our grandparents. I mean, I'm

55:19

not as tough as my grandparents were. I mean, I

55:21

didn't grow up that way. I grew up in a

55:23

very comfortable life, as you probably did and

55:25

everybody else we know, right? We both grew up in

55:27

Long Island about three miles away from each other. It

55:29

was okay. We're not cut out for this. We're not

55:31

cut out to be ripped away from

55:33

our parents and stuck in a

55:35

hole in the ground. I mean, that's not what

55:38

our gen, thank God, that's not who we are. So

55:41

now, this episode is causing all of us to

55:46

think about what we're made of and how strong we are

55:48

and how we're gonna survive. We will survive, but

55:51

it's causing everybody to really rethink all their

55:54

assumptions. I've been thinking about

55:56

that last line, right? We will survive,

55:58

but all of us, and it's all of us. Again, I

56:00

keep saying this isn't about the Jews, this

56:02

is about everybody. You live in a Western

56:04

country, you live in UK, Spain, it does

56:06

not matter right now. Ireland,

56:08

etc., Argentina. All

56:11

of us have to think a little bit

56:13

more clearly, because yes, we will survive. Humans

56:16

will survive. But will

56:18

we be better on the other side? Will

56:20

we be handing our kids something better than

56:22

we were handed? That

56:24

is up for debate, and that is the challenge for

56:27

all of us. I leave you with a

56:29

cold close. Did I even say Joe Biden's name

56:31

on today's show even once? I don't do. What

56:34

has Joe Biden been up to? Well, here you go.

56:37

It's good to see you again. You had dinner last night. I

56:42

told you, you sat next to my wife, you

56:44

were so captivating, I was worried she liked you

56:46

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