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1:46

up to this point, I keep

1:48

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1:51

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1:53

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1:55

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2:00

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2:02

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2:04

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2:07

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2:10

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2:12

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2:14

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2:16

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2:18

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2:20

Biden, uh, which

2:22

should have been caused enough for recusal.

2:25

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2:27

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2:30

recusal and his daughter's political

2:32

actions. Uh, you can't even talk about

2:34

that, but that is a real issue

2:37

that would mandate recusal. I think it would

2:39

be brought up on appeal and it's

2:41

an easy win. Uh, then

2:43

you've got the issue of course that in New

2:45

York as a matter of law, what he is

2:47

being charged with is a misdemeanor. Uh,

2:50

let alone the fact that the statute of

2:52

limitations have long since passed, let

2:54

alone that he is reaching for

2:56

a federal election law

2:58

that the Department of Justice has

3:01

weaponized it as it is even

3:03

passed on, not thinking they can

3:05

get a conviction or not thinking

3:07

it warranted an indictment, uh,

3:09

which says a lot in and of itself, uh,

3:12

nevermind the fact that the previous

3:14

DA in Manhattan passed on charging

3:16

Donald Trump here. And

3:18

that originally even this DA album brag

3:20

passed on it, but only political pressure

3:22

brought him back to the case. And

3:25

here it is eight years later and 200, you

3:28

know, and three days is when the trial

3:31

started before election day. Oh,

3:33

let's bring it up and let's

3:35

force the president to stay inside

3:37

a courtroom for over a month

3:39

and leave the playing field in,

3:41

in swing States open to only

3:43

one candidate and not one candidate

3:45

is Joe Biden. If any

3:47

of that sounds fair to any of

3:49

you that are listening, you have no

3:52

sense of justice or fairness. This is

3:54

law fair. This is a dual justice

3:56

system. This is unequal justice under the

3:58

law. It's not equal. this under

4:00

the law and is not equal application

4:03

of our laws. But

4:05

here we are and Donald Trump will be

4:07

stuck in this courtroom anywhere four, six weeks,

4:09

however long it takes. The jury has been

4:11

seated. We'll go over that in a second.

4:14

Kevin O'Leary had a really good comment

4:16

about all this, how this case in

4:18

particular is hurting America's brand and how

4:20

it's making not only New York City

4:23

but the entire country make us look

4:25

like a bunch of clowns. Listen. I'm

4:28

going to bring this up. I got all this Trump

4:30

stuff, Trump stuff. Forget about Trump, okay? We

4:32

don't do this in America. We don't

4:35

go after the office of the president

4:37

with porn star cases. We

4:39

give him a broad swath of

4:41

latitude. If you're an ex-president, you

4:44

murdered somebody. I get it or been

4:46

accused of murder. But

4:48

what is this? This hurts the American

4:50

brand. I keep saying that. I was

4:52

in Geneva last week, 150 countries

4:55

represented there. Everybody's

4:57

talking about this saying, what is this porn

4:59

star thing? This

5:01

is an American president. This is the office

5:03

of the United States of America's highest office.

5:06

And we're doing this. This is

5:08

sheer stupidity. And I'll tell you what should

5:10

happen. This should be pushed until after he

5:12

wins or doesn't win. This should be not

5:14

part of this election cycle at all. And

5:16

this is not a Trump-loving comment. This is

5:19

about the American brand where I bring capital

5:21

from all around the world to invest here.

5:24

We look like clowns. I hate this.

5:26

It's bad for the country on every

5:28

level. But Stephen A. Smith, I thought

5:31

he was on Hannity last night, made a lot of good

5:33

comments about this. Why can't they beat

5:35

him on a level playing field? The reality is,

5:37

and we'll get to the polls later, I don't

5:40

think that they can. Donald Trump

5:42

has spoken out about the issue of recusal. He

5:44

has spoken out about the issue of a gag

5:47

order. Now understand, every other

5:49

person that is a part

5:51

of this case, including the

5:53

star witness for the prosecution,

5:55

Michael Cohen, who himself

5:57

was convicted for lying before Congress.

6:00

They're free to say anything they

6:02

want, anywhere they want on social

6:05

media, on cable television, on network

6:07

television, quoted in our

6:09

major newspapers around the country. They can

6:11

all say whatever they want. But anyway,

6:14

here to analyze all of this, Mark

6:16

Bernovich, former Attorney General, State of Arizona,

6:18

Greg Jarrett, Fox News, legal analyst, best-selling

6:20

author, welcome both of you. Mr.

6:23

Attorney General, let's get your overall view

6:25

of what's going on, what's happening, the

6:27

issue of the gag order, the issue

6:29

of recusal, the issue of the

6:31

charges, the issue of the statute of limitations. There's

6:33

a lot to digest here. Yeah,

6:36

and Sean, thanks for having me on. And

6:38

as you know, I was also a former

6:40

federal prosecutor, a state gang prosecutor. So I

6:42

have literally, during the course of my career,

6:44

handled thousands of criminal cases. And

6:47

what is going on in New York is

6:49

unprecedented. And frankly, I think it's an embarrassment

6:51

for the justice system. Now,

6:53

we know that there's basic rules,

6:56

even in New York, the

6:58

criminal procedure code, a defendant can waive his presence.

7:00

Remember, all of these rights are supposed to ensure

7:02

a defendant or the accused of fair trial. And

7:05

it seems like every time there's a decision,

7:07

it breaks against the accused. And whether

7:09

that was today's decision to not have

7:12

the prosecution turn over the first few

7:14

witnesses, which is a very common and

7:16

typical order the judge would grant to

7:18

keep a trial moving, whether it's not

7:21

allowing the accused to waive his presence.

7:23

As you mentioned, a gag order. And

7:25

we know under existing constitutional law that

7:28

prior restraints on speech are presumptively unconstitutional

7:30

because you want to guarantee the accused

7:32

a right of a fair trial. So

7:35

I think the public understands the hypocrisy

7:37

of what's going on. People like Michael

7:40

Cohen and porn stars can have documentaries

7:42

and beyond, you know, other networks, you

7:44

know, basically slamming the defendant where the

7:47

DA can issue a speaking indictment and

7:49

say all sorts of nasty stuff. And

7:52

yet they can say whatever they

7:54

want. And the accused is muzzled and

7:56

gagged. It really the hypocrisy stinks

7:58

on so many different levels. And

8:00

I think it's gotten so bad, Sean, that

8:02

when Trump wins this case, I bet you

8:05

the New York DA is going to charge

8:07

him for converting the courthouse into a campaign

8:09

fundraising event, because that's what's going to happen.

8:11

I actually think it's going to list sympathy,

8:13

but in the meantime, you have a former

8:16

president of the United States being charged with

8:18

a crime that's too complicated to explain in

8:20

30 seconds or less, which is always a

8:22

bad sign for a prosecutor. And

8:24

ultimately, I think that they're going to lose this

8:27

case either at trial or on appeal, and

8:29

it's just a waste of time and money. It's clearly

8:31

designed to thwart someone for running for the

8:33

highest offices in the world. You

8:36

know, and here's the thing, and the judge has

8:38

not pressed the prosecutor or the DA in this

8:40

case brag to give

8:42

a full complete definition of what

8:44

the actual charge is. Now, Greg

8:46

Jarrett, you've been following it as

8:49

closely as I have. Do

8:51

you have a full complete understanding of what

8:53

the charge even is about against Donald Trump?

8:56

Absolutely not, and neither does the

8:59

defense. You know, he's

9:01

not charging the underlying crime. He's simply

9:03

citing it as the

9:05

crime that Trump

9:07

was trying to conceal, which

9:09

is, we guess, federal

9:13

election law violations, even though as

9:15

you point out, the Federal Election

9:17

Commission investigated and said, this isn't

9:19

a violation. The Department of

9:21

Justice studied and said there's no

9:24

crime here. So the

9:26

defense demanded in a bill

9:28

of particulars, tell us what the underlying

9:30

crime is. And

9:33

the judge said, okay, Mr. Bragg, tell

9:35

him. Well, he offered up

9:37

four different possibilities, which means

9:40

the defense has to prepare

9:42

for four

9:44

different defenses, which

9:46

is utterly absurd, but it underscores

9:49

the bias of this judge and

9:51

the gag order issued by the judge is a

9:54

blatantly unconstitutional prior restraint on

9:57

free speech. Our legal system...

10:00

does not take priority over the

10:02

Bill of Rights. Take a look.

10:04

There's no exemption in the First

10:06

Amendment for criminal trials. The accused

10:08

has a protected right to

10:11

defend himself both at trial and

10:14

in the court of public opinion

10:16

where he's already been convicted both

10:18

by the DA and a biased

10:20

media. Here Trump has an elevated

10:22

right as the leading candidate for

10:24

president and his accusers

10:26

who were trial witnesses for

10:28

the prosecution have been publicly

10:31

trashing Trump at every turn.

10:33

Yet prosecutors and the judge are

10:35

not gagging those witnesses

10:38

only Trump preventing

10:40

him from fairly responding. You know

10:42

Michael Cohen is a confessed and

10:44

convicted perjurer. He continues to lie.

10:47

Two weeks ago a federal judge

10:49

called him a serial perjurer but

10:52

Trump is not allowed to

10:54

point that out. Again

10:56

this exposes the bias

10:58

of the judge. Alright

11:00

quick break right back more with Attorney

11:03

General, former Attorney General of Arizona Mark Bernovich

11:05

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20:21

whether it's this recent order about what the

20:23

media can and can't report, I mean where's

20:25

the ACLU, where's all the First Amendment groups

20:27

saying, wait a minute, the judge shouldn't be

20:29

doing this, we have a right to report

20:31

whatever we want to report. So I think

20:34

this shows once again that when people talk

20:36

about the rule of law, remember the ends

20:38

cannot justify the means and clearly everything that's

20:40

happened thus far shows that the scales

20:42

of justice are tilted against the president. Now

20:44

as far as the jurors, I will tell

20:46

you honestly when I used to pick juries,

20:48

I used to not like, this is from

20:50

a prosecutor's perspective, I did not like engineers

20:52

on the jury because everything they

20:54

did had to be precise, like everything had to fit

20:57

in place and why did the bullet bounce off this

20:59

or why did this happen and so I

21:02

think as a defendant that it

21:05

might be good for the former president to

21:07

have people on that jury that might

21:10

want to hold the TA accountable

21:12

because remember the job of the prosecutors to

21:14

do justice, it's not to get a conviction

21:16

at any cost, you don't don't count success

21:18

in terms of years in prison, you count

21:20

has justice been done and apparently Bragg doesn't

21:22

understand that. If Greg was just talking about

21:24

if you're a prosecutor you can't explain the

21:26

theory of your case in 30 seconds or

21:29

less, you shouldn't bring the case and that's

21:31

right to tell young prosecutors in our office.

21:33

So I think having someone like an engineer

21:35

that is used to position, he's used to

21:37

everything fitting into place, he might be one

21:39

of those people that says wait a minute,

21:41

this doesn't make sense. The

21:43

fact that there's people that are

21:45

educators on the jury, and once again I used

21:47

to not like, I used to not like having

21:50

quite frankly educators, teachers on

21:52

the jury because they tend to believe a

21:54

little left, now that may cut either way

21:56

for the president but they tend to be

21:58

a little more sympathetic. to your people

22:00

that are accused of crimes once

22:03

again this is the president you throw out a

22:05

lot of the normal rules when it comes to

22:07

to the law of the jury so the base

22:10

of what i've seen thus far it's

22:12

a manhattan jury we know that you're

22:14

already pushing rocks uphill if you're present

22:16

on defense attorneys so it could be

22:18

a challenge but remember you have to

22:20

have unanimity any criminal trial so if

22:23

you look at your defense you've got

22:25

to figure out what you can do

22:27

maybe what keep people and

22:29

so we're doing testimony you can see the right kind

22:31

of light up you can see the not in your

22:33

head also that's who if i

22:35

was a fat i would hear my defense

22:37

for that because clearly and we've

22:39

got that jury is going to be i think predispose

22:41

to commit president trump not what they are i mean

22:44

you know uh... you know let me let me get

22:46

great gerry's take on this now there is a former

22:49

attorney general deputy assistant attorney

22:51

general raw raw story reported

22:53

this eliot williams who said

22:55

flag the particular juror that said uh...

22:58

described as a married investment banker with a master's

23:00

degree but the fact that he's read trump's best-selling

23:03

book the art of the deal uh...

23:05

claims to track trump and his truth

23:07

social posts uh... he claimed that

23:10

might be a problem when you look at the the

23:12

jurors and what we know about them what is your

23:14

reaction greg here well

23:16

our action is the jury selection uh...

23:19

has been dominated by a flood

23:21

of people likes of which

23:23

i've never seen who said they cannot and will

23:25

not be fair to trump they don't want to

23:27

be but the unknown question

23:30

here sean is how many of

23:32

those who said otherwise oh yes

23:34

i can be fair are

23:36

lying with the head agenda of getting

23:38

on the jury to convict manhattan by

23:40

very makeup as you know is

23:43

inherently hostile venue for the

23:45

accused in a politically charged

23:47

case against a political candidate

23:50

that hated their these

23:52

jurors i think a predispose the

23:55

outcome is preordained which is had

23:57

a better chance of a fair

23:59

trial in Salem. I

24:02

mean this absolutely should have been

24:04

moved elsewhere to Staten Island for

24:07

example where the jury pool would

24:09

be more balanced but Bragg opposed

24:12

it so to judge Mershawn which

24:14

is evidence to me that they

24:16

know their prosecution is weak. You

24:19

would think the judge would know that the

24:22

issue of recusal will

24:25

be a major point if there is

24:27

a conviction upon appeal but we'll wait

24:29

and we'll see. Appreciate both of you

24:31

Mark Burdevich, Greg Jarrett have a great weekend. 800-941

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calls your comments coming up straight ahead. I

24:57

want to update you the situation at Columbia

25:00

University. Well we

25:02

finally saw some action. Here

25:05

you have the president of an

25:07

Ivy League institution. Now think

25:09

about this how many parents maybe they have

25:11

children and they hope and they pray that

25:13

maybe one day their child might be able

25:15

to achieve admittance to

25:18

one of the nation's top

25:20

and most prestigious universities like

25:23

Columbia, Harvard or any of

25:25

these places. Well it turns

25:27

out it's the last place I think I want my

25:29

kids to be going to college. So the so earlier

25:33

in the week we saw the president of

25:35

Columbia go before Congress and literally

25:38

is asked a very

25:40

simple fundamental moral question.

25:43

Now understand and

25:45

think about this answer through the prism of

25:48

the times that we're living in. Woke-ism

25:51

on college campuses,

25:53

PC-ism all over

25:55

college campuses. Oh My

25:58

sensibilities. Oh I Think. In

26:00

the vapors. I got the vapors. Somebody

26:02

used the wrong pronoun. In. Oldest

26:04

kid in North Carolina. The gets. Suspended

26:07

and put on his record. Racist

26:09

first using the term illegal alien

26:12

which the Federal government uses as

26:14

official language and has for a

26:16

very long time but. When.

26:18

Asked about the comment about well from

26:20

the river to the see which means

26:23

the annihilation. Complete. Wiping

26:25

out of Israel. Well. The

26:27

Colombian president says, well, I'd really rather

26:29

they not use it. It could be

26:31

hurtful. What? Doesn't. Doesn't.

26:34

Say that shit. that's not be the kind

26:36

of speech used on a college campus. So.

26:39

This is a college university and I went through

26:41

this the other day where you have a tenured

26:43

academics. Who. Got criticized rightly

26:45

so after the October or

26:47

Seven terrorist attacks by the

26:49

terror group Hamas. Of. This

26:51

professors name is Joseph Massage.

26:54

They. Are he referred to it

26:56

as awesome and studying victory

26:58

of the Palestinian Resistance the

27:01

side of the Palestinian resistance

27:03

fighters storming is is rarely

27:05

checkpoints separating Gaza Israel was

27:07

astounding. He pad. Really?

27:09

Grabs. The major achievement of the resistance.

27:12

Is. The temporary take over of

27:14

these settler colonies. Four. Hundred

27:16

as let Israelis were murdered. that what's

27:19

that day? In. Countless numbers

27:21

of women were raped. Little.

27:23

Babies were beheaded. Hundreds.

27:26

Were taken hostage Summer still has the

27:28

zoos them for their even still alive.

27:31

And he have another professor Hamid. Odd.

27:33

The boss he is his name. And.

27:36

What do we learn from this

27:38

guy? Every dirty, treacherous, ugly, pernicious

27:40

happening in the world. Just wait

27:42

a few days and the ugly

27:44

name Israel will pop up in

27:46

the atrocities he writes on Facebook.

27:49

and Twenty eighteen. As. And

27:51

I can go on now for the

27:53

next ten minutes talking about professors that

27:55

are radicalized. That. Are teaching. At.

27:58

ivy league institutions And

28:01

this president, like the former Harvard

28:03

president and these other presidents, needs

28:05

to go. Well anyway,

28:07

we do have an update. Finally the police

28:10

got involved. But it has

28:12

gotten so bad throughout the week that

28:14

I want to play some of the audio

28:17

that we have. I want to

28:19

play Columbia University protesters yelling, oh

28:21

we are Hamas. And

28:24

we basically said we are terrorists. Kind

28:26

of like the chanting that we heard in

28:28

Michigan. Death to

28:30

America, death to Israel, death to America, death

28:33

to Israel. Then I want you to listen

28:35

to a pro-Palestinian protest. They are reading a

28:38

message from Gaza thanking the

28:40

Columbia students for standing in

28:42

solidarity with Palestine.

28:45

And a pro-Palestine protester chanting at

28:48

Columbia University. Just listen to

28:50

this and imagine this is

28:52

supposed to be the top of the top,

28:54

the creme de la creme. In

28:57

terms of a college campus and university

28:59

where you would think there is diversity

29:01

of thought. Where you can have

29:03

the free and open exchange of

29:05

ideas, ideals and opinions. That

29:07

have been so radicalized that conservatives are

29:09

run out of college campuses if they

29:11

dare to utter a word. But

29:14

yet we can have people yelling, we

29:16

are Hamas. Listen. Listen.

29:18

I said to you. I

29:21

said to you. From

29:23

ISIS to the US. From

29:25

ISIS to the US. We started

29:27

on the University of Columbia. We

29:30

did not get free from the university.

29:33

We got students from Joseph from Palestine

29:35

at Columbia University. We

29:37

did not get free from

29:39

Palestine at Columbia University. We

29:41

got a university member.

29:44

We did not get free from the

29:46

university. We are doing it! We are

29:48

doing it! We are doing it! At the process, you

29:50

will be able to survive. We

29:52

are doing it! Okol Depends!

30:00

Ac Thomson Nights. illinaru.ri

30:10

sounding derisive and

30:19

uh uh

30:25

uh uh

30:31

we support them unequivocally we

30:33

support them unequivocally and our pride

30:36

if their will just remain set

30:38

forth we support if their will

30:40

just remain set forth and sacrifice

30:42

for our just cause and

30:45

everyone for their just cause we

30:47

would use the nature of the poor at home

30:50

we would use the nature of the poor

30:52

at home you were in your office you

30:55

were in your poll office was there

30:57

any action on your campus within your old

31:00

degree? uh oh

31:08

hello oh you

31:11

what hello

31:15

hello oh

31:18

hey we

31:21

are oh oh

31:27

oh oh oh

31:33

oh oh oh

31:40

oh oh oh

31:45

oh oh oh

31:51

oh oh

31:55

oh oh

31:58

oh Bill Jacobson,

32:01

Cornell Law professor. Welcome

32:03

back professor. How are you? Good.

32:05

Thanks for having me back. What's

32:08

going on? I want to get your reaction to all of

32:10

this. You know, your parent thinks that

32:12

it's a great thing. You get admitted to

32:14

an Ivy League institution and this is

32:16

what you're sending your kids into. This is

32:19

the environment they're going into? Yeah, I

32:21

think people don't realize this has

32:23

been building for 30 years on

32:26

campuses. It just has burst out

32:28

to the surface, but the radicalization

32:30

of the campuses, the radicalization of

32:33

the faculty, the homogenization of anti-US,

32:35

anti-Israel animosity from faculty. Faculty drives

32:37

a lot of this. The students

32:40

come and go, but the faculty

32:42

are there for decades. And so

32:44

what is happening now is

32:47

that the faculty have been advocating, and

32:49

you cited a couple of examples in

32:52

the intro, have been advocating for violence,

32:54

have been advocating for the destruction of

32:56

Israel, and they also advocate for the

32:58

destruction of the United States. And is

33:00

it any wonder that after 30 years

33:03

of that, students are becoming radicalized? So

33:05

it's a much worse situation than I think most

33:07

people in this country realize. Let

33:10

me get your thought on this because

33:12

I never thought we'd be discussing this

33:15

in our lifetime, and that is the

33:18

vile, the repulsive,

33:20

the virulent anti-Semitism that

33:22

has emerged on

33:24

college campuses in the halls of

33:26

Congress. We hear it all

33:29

throughout Europe, European nations. I never

33:31

thought I'd hear in Australia, gas

33:33

the Jews, F the Jews, but

33:35

we heard that too. Where

33:37

is all of this hatred coming from? Well

33:41

it's coming multiple places. One, I

33:43

mentioned the outer radicalization of the

33:45

faculty at certainly the elite colleges

33:48

more than any place, the Colombians

33:50

of the world. But it's also

33:52

a lot of it is coming

33:55

from you know the anti-Semitism that

33:57

exists in the Arab world, of

34:00

the Arab media. Not all of

34:02

it, but Palestinian media is notoriously

34:04

anti-Semitic, notorious for demonizing and dehumanizing

34:07

Jews. There are groups like

34:09

Palestine Media Watch and Memory

34:11

who just show you what they're putting

34:13

on their TV. UNRWA,

34:15

the refugee agency, the

34:17

schools they run, are

34:20

inundated with gross, gross

34:22

Nazi-like depictions of Jews.

34:24

And so a lot of

34:26

that carries over. So the

34:28

so-called Palestinian activists are

34:32

parroting the same sort of vile anti-Semitism,

34:34

and it's being imported into our country.

34:36

So I think it's coming from many

34:38

different directions, but it's here. It's now,

34:40

and we have to face up to

34:42

it. All right. We'll take a quick

34:44

break. We'll come back. The latest out

34:46

of this insanity all week that's been

34:48

going on at Columbia Mall with Professor

34:50

Bill Jacobson, a Cornell Law

34:53

professor. Our call's also coming

34:55

up, 800-941-SHAWN, if you want to

34:57

be a part of the program as

35:00

we continue. Our coverage, Israel fights back,

35:02

and the Iranians lie in power. Straight

35:05

ahead. Stand up, young and

35:07

dog-based pony soldier. That's

35:11

just a few of the fighter moments you

35:13

recall. When

35:19

you walk down Joe's memory lane,

35:21

you can't make this up. And

35:23

with fighting in office, you don't

35:25

have to. This is

35:27

the Shawn Anities Show. The

35:34

decision for Professor Bill Jacobson, he is

35:36

a Cornell Law professor as we

35:39

discussed the virulent and

35:42

repulsive anti-Semitism on college campuses,

35:44

in this case Columbia. Well,

35:47

how does this end? Because

35:49

I love the fact that Israel, in

35:52

spite of the advice, don't

35:54

advice of Joe Biden, don't means

35:56

do, I guess could be a

35:59

great bumper sticker. But in

36:01

spite of it they hit is they hit

36:03

Iran hard and what I was

36:05

really impressed with those I was watching this

36:07

all unfold last night is They

36:10

hit deep inside of Iran

36:13

and I did not think it would be

36:15

as easy as it was for Israel We

36:17

know that they have the nuclear sites all

36:20

around the country. They're spread out

36:22

They're buried underground But the fact

36:24

with great precision that Israel was

36:26

able to get deep inside but

36:29

even close to one of the nuclear sites

36:32

and close to Tyra Tehran and and

36:34

other parts of it of Iran tells

36:36

me that The

36:38

Israelis have them they were able

36:41

to stop every missile that was fired

36:43

into Israel But one out of hundreds

36:45

that were fired and Iran wasn't able

36:47

to stop a thing And that's why

36:49

they're denying it even took place But we have all the

36:51

evidence in fact that it did take place That

36:54

surprised me and that might be a

36:57

moment where the world can say and

36:59

pause and and recognize Oh if

37:02

we want we can stop their nuclear

37:04

program right here right now So

37:06

we don't wake up one day and

37:08

learn that the radical mullahs with their

37:10

extreme ideology of converter die Have

37:13

nuclear capability that I'm pretty convinced that

37:15

they would use to As

37:18

a means to an end for them. I

37:20

think they do it. I think they'd use it I

37:23

think they're that sick and not ugly and that evil

37:25

and that's wasted your thoughts Absolutely.

37:27

They announce every day. Their goal is

37:29

to eliminate, you know Israel that is

37:31

their goal They announced it every single

37:33

day they marched death to America death

37:35

to Israel So yes, absolutely

37:37

and but Israel's in a really big

37:39

predicament because on the one hand they

37:41

need to defend themselves On

37:44

the other hand, they're faced with an uprising within

37:47

the Democratic Party in the United

37:49

States that puts pressure on the

37:52

Biden administration and People

37:54

within the bureaucracy at the State Department

37:56

who are not friendly to Israel and who

37:58

want to cut off weapons supplies who

38:00

want to really hang Israel out to

38:02

dry. So Israel has to be very

38:04

careful. I suspect that if it wasn't

38:06

for fear of what the Biden administration

38:08

would do, the response would have been

38:10

much stronger. They might have actually taken

38:12

out those nuclear sites, but they have

38:15

to thread a needle with the current

38:17

administration because the current administration has held

38:19

them back in Gaza, has held them

38:21

back from Rafa, has been trying to

38:23

save Hamas. So it's a very big

38:25

predicament. And I think people don't understand,

38:27

you know, a lot of people like

38:29

to criticize Benjamin Netanyahu, but he's

38:31

got to weave his way between a

38:33

lot of competing forces, one of which

38:36

is the hostility deep within the Biden

38:38

administration. So let me tell you something.

38:40

Bibi deserves a lot of credit because

38:42

he did not in the end give

38:44

a rip about what Joe Biden said.

38:46

His country is in a fight for

38:48

their survival. And what he did last

38:51

night shows that Joe Biden's

38:53

words and Joe Biden's threats and Joe

38:55

Biden's lectures are meaningless to Israel and

38:57

meaningless to the prime minister. And he

38:59

did what was right for the survival

39:02

of his country. And I applaud him

39:04

a lot for that. Yeah,

39:06

he has really, I think, done an excellent

39:08

job. And you know, because his domestic politics

39:11

in the US, Biden and

39:13

Chuck Schumer, they want Netanyahu gone.

39:15

They want somebody who will be

39:17

completely compliant with our own failed foreign

39:19

policy. The worst thing advice you

39:21

could give to any ally of

39:23

ours is to, you know, rely

39:26

on the wisdom of Joe Biden's foreign

39:28

policy because he has historically been the

39:30

worst. I forget who it was. I

39:32

think Obama's former defense secretary said he's

39:35

been on the wrong side of every

39:37

foreign policy issue his entire life. So,

39:39

you know, Israel needs to weave its

39:41

way through US politics. So it continues

39:44

to get on supplies, but they should

39:46

not follow the failed policies and the

39:48

failed, you

39:50

know, advocacy of the Biden administration. Well,

39:53

I agree completely. Professor, you're a

39:55

rare commodity these days. Somebody that

39:57

has common sense that actually has

40:00

the ability to teach our kids. We

40:03

really appreciate your time sir. Thank you for being with

40:05

us. Thanks for having me

40:07

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