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The. Question on the European Continent for one

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hundred and fifty years has been whether

0:34

to appease evil, to give evil what

0:36

it wants in the hope that evil

0:38

will then suddenly become good or at

0:40

least non offensive, or whether to fight

0:42

evil and allow others to fight evil.

0:45

Their battle did not end with World

0:47

War Two That battle is ongoing. So

0:49

yesterday, the State of Israel. And.

0:51

The victims of October Seven, Their

0:53

parents particularly are some women who

0:55

are kidnapped and are now presumably

0:58

being held in raped by Com

1:00

Os and Israel and his parents

1:02

released tape from October Seventh of

1:04

Com Os kidnapping. These females were

1:06

talking about. Women: Who are

1:08

eighteen? Nineteen? twenty years old? These were soldiers

1:11

were the now how Owes base. Their.

1:13

Job was largely teachers monitor the

1:15

Gaza border. Obviously on

1:17

October seventh from our stormed the Gaza border.

1:19

They then killed a huge number of the

1:21

women who are at this base and then

1:24

they proceeded to kidnap the others. And.

1:26

Up until now, the footage of Com Os

1:28

celebrating the capture of these women had not

1:30

been released. It's very difficult to watch. Here

1:32

is what Com Os is in a nutshell.

1:35

I mean, aside from the kidnapping of actual

1:37

babies, in the killing of other babies, in

1:39

the raping of the lemon. This.

1:41

Is what Com Os did. Here is just

1:43

a brief excerpt of this video. Again, some

1:46

of the video has been cut because they're

1:48

dead bodies all over the ground because Hamas

1:50

walked in and literally just slaughtered female soldiers.

1:52

Which by the way is yet another reason

1:54

why having women in frontline combat positions this

1:56

is not rolling com A position. But.

1:59

Is one of the reasons why that idea but this

2:01

isn't in a video. On

2:05

my vagina run out

2:07

from Rhode Island. A

2:11

So they say here are the

2:13

girls. You are so beautiful!

2:16

Yet determined that they are using their is determined

2:18

by Up and is a term that was used

2:20

by Isis to mean sex slave. For.

2:23

Yazidi women. It means female

2:25

top did that your own Which presumably means the

2:27

you can read. Those particular

2:29

women. Again is nothing. New

2:31

from Hamas, We know the Hamas engaged in

2:34

mass rape on October Seventh. We also know.

2:36

That. The women in captivity were

2:38

in fact rates that testified about that

2:40

much. But. This is who

2:43

com Os Is there some online who

2:45

are doubting? For example, set. Com

2:47

Os actually engaged in raped. While obviously that

2:49

is not true, here is some tape of

2:51

a member of Hamas. Telling.

2:54

His really interrogators about what he

2:56

did to israeli. Women: During

2:59

October seven. The. Interrogators has

3:01

approximately how old was the victim was raped by

3:03

your father was had about thirty years old. Your

3:07

father was the first race. Yes,

3:11

And I an Ottoman. we're it's or two. and then

3:13

we left A before I left before my father and

3:16

Hassan awesome and I left and I it off memory

3:18

records you and and left. Our

3:20

for five hundred percent off when I left. You

3:22

loves after you Rates are. Yes,

3:25

after we raped her. You

3:29

left him What? where we left the

3:31

house hours with realized by know my

3:34

father kill her every finished raping her

3:36

my father tells her. Says

3:40

that this com os. Savage says.

3:44

That. These are the people who. Europeans

3:46

have decided. Probably. Deserve a state.

3:49

In. The Aftermath of October Seventh. Europe.

3:52

has decided to basically side with some

3:54

ass release large portions of europe or

3:56

on the fence and then there's some

3:58

portions of that have decided that

4:00

basically Hamas deserves a state.

4:02

So on Wednesday, Ireland, Norway

4:04

and Spain all said

4:06

that they would recognize a Palestinian state. And

4:09

the Tayshah, which is the prime

4:12

minister of Ireland, named Simon Harris,

4:14

announced this new move. Last

4:18

month I stood on the same steps with Prime

4:20

Minister Sanchez of Spain. And

4:22

we said that the point of recognizing

4:24

the state of Palestine was coming closer.

4:27

That point has now arrived. Today,

4:31

Ireland, Norway and

4:33

Spain are announcing

4:35

that we recognize the state

4:37

of Palestine. Each of

4:39

us will now undertake

4:41

whatever national steps are necessary

4:44

to give effect to that decision. Okay,

4:48

let's make very clear, they are just

4:50

rewarding Hamas. So on a total of

4:53

six, none of these states recognized a

4:55

Palestinian state. Because as we'll discuss in

4:57

a moment, there is no Palestinian state.

4:59

It exists like Narnia exists or

5:01

more appropriately like Mordor

5:03

exists. The Palestinian

5:05

state does not exist. It does

5:07

not have a government. It doesn't have borders. It doesn't

5:09

have citizenship. But they are

5:12

recognizing it in the aftermath of the slaughter of

5:14

October 7th, October 6th. No

5:16

Palestinian recognition. And then

5:18

October 7th happens. And all that has happened

5:20

since October 7th is the greatest slaughter of

5:22

Jews since World War II. Followed

5:24

by the kidnapping of 250 people and the holding

5:27

hostage of women, children,

5:31

old people, Americans, foreigners.

5:35

And then Hamas is getting its ass kicked by

5:37

the IDF. That is all that has happened since

5:39

October 6th. And

5:41

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let's put aside all of this nonsense about how

6:51

the modern world is all about self-determination because none

6:53

of these people are stumping for an independent Kurdistan,

6:55

for example. I noticed that Spain,

6:57

which is standing right there, they're not talking

6:59

about an independent Catalonia. They're not

7:01

talking about Basque independence. So

7:04

self-determination is not the key issue here. The

7:07

truth is that normally when a state

7:10

is established, a state is established

7:12

through force of arms, typically speaking. That's

7:14

been true throughout human history. And

7:17

then once that state can hold its own,

7:20

then people either recognize it or don't recognize

7:22

it. It's whether other countries should

7:24

recognize a state or some for a state. It

7:27

has to do with what that state will

7:29

look like afterward. We know exactly what a

7:31

Palestinian state would look like afterward because

7:34

we can see it in action right now. Israel

7:36

pulled out of the Gaza Strip in 2005, and

7:39

the Palestinians proceeded to elect Hamas, and

7:41

then Hamas proceeded to kill many of its opponents. And

7:44

the Palestinians, by and large, support Hamas,

7:46

and they turned Hamas, Hamas did. They

7:48

turned the Gaza Strip into the world's

7:51

most nefarious terror state. Filled

7:53

with literally hundreds of kilometers of

7:56

terror tunnels and rockets

7:58

and sophisticated Now

8:02

again, all of this is symbolic. It doesn't

8:04

matter what Ireland says. It doesn't matter what

8:06

Spain says. It doesn't matter what Norway says.

8:08

I will note that all three of these

8:10

countries were neutral during World War II. So

8:12

neutral on the Nazis, I guess they missed their opportunity to

8:14

just openly side with them the first time. So now they're going

8:16

to side with today's Nazis in Hamas and the Palestinian Authority and

8:18

Islam if you hide and all the rest. But

8:21

this is all symbolic because, of course,

8:23

there are like 140 countries that currently,

8:25

quote unquote, recognize a state of Palestine.

8:27

But there is no state of Palestine

8:29

because, again, in order to have a

8:31

state, you actually have to have typically

8:33

a government, borders, and citizenship. And there

8:35

is no Palestinian state that has any

8:37

of these things. Okay, let's start with the prospect

8:39

of a government. Typically, if you're going to recognize a state, the

8:41

state has to have a government. Who governs

8:43

the, quote unquote, state of Palestine? A state

8:46

of Palestine that, by the way, the ICC

8:48

not only recognizes but is now acting on

8:50

behalf of when it seeks to prosecute a

8:52

nonmember, the

8:54

prime minister of Israel. So

8:57

who would the government be? Well, if

8:59

there were a government in a Palestinian state, it

9:01

would be the people who rape their

9:03

supposed sex slaves among Israeli

9:06

women and murder babies. That would

9:08

be the government. According

9:11

to polling data before

9:14

October 7th, Fatah, which is

9:16

the military arm of the Palestinian Authority, was

9:19

barely more popular than

9:21

Hamas with regard to the

9:23

West Bank. But

9:25

today, Hamas would actually defeat Fatah in

9:27

the so-called West Bank, Judea and Samaria

9:30

in the Gaza Strip. Hamas

9:33

is wildly popular. 59%

9:36

of all Palestinians think Hamas should rule Gaza. 70%

9:39

were satisfied with the role that Hamas has played

9:41

during the war. Even

9:45

among people who believed before October

9:47

7th that Fatah should win, they

9:50

believed 56% said the person who

9:52

should lead a Palestinian government is a man

9:54

named Marwan Barghouti who is serving multiple life

9:56

sentences for his role in the murder of

9:58

Jews during the Second Intifada. So let's

10:00

be clear. It would be a terror government. But

10:03

the reality is that no one treats the

10:06

actual terror government of Hamas as a government,

10:08

because typically governments are responsible for the safety

10:10

and well-being of their citizens, correct? What

10:14

is Hamas doing? Nobody treats

10:16

Hamas as the government of Gaza, including

10:18

the Europeans. If they did, all

10:20

blame for humanitarian problems in Gaza would

10:22

fall on Hamas. But the entire

10:25

European infrastructure, including the ICC, is placing

10:27

blame for the humanitarian situation in the

10:29

Gaza Strip on Israel. They're

10:31

expecting Israel to ship in humanitarian aid. Now,

10:35

nobody has made the argument among all the myriad

10:37

human rights arguments that are made about Russia and

10:40

its human rights violations in Ukraine. Nobody

10:42

has made the argument that Russia is not

10:44

shipping humanitarian aid into Ukraine. They won't even

10:46

make that argument about Russia. But

10:50

they're making that argument about Israel despite

10:52

the fact that they now apparently recognize a

10:54

sovereign state of Palestine in some bizarre way.

10:58

In fact, the government of Palestine were there

11:00

to be one, routinely steals aid

11:02

from its own people. How much aid do they

11:04

steal from their own people? Well, you get to pay

11:06

for it, which is really exciting. One

11:09

of the wonderful things about American Middle Eastern foreign policy

11:11

is that you generally are funding both sides of every

11:13

war in the Middle East. We,

11:15

the American taxpayers, are funding Iran and we're

11:17

funding Israel. We're funding Hamas and we're funding

11:19

Israel. We're funding Hezbollah via the

11:21

proxy of Iran and we're funding

11:23

Israel. That's the way that it works in the Middle

11:25

East because we are idiots. And so now we're doing

11:28

it on a direct – like directly. So

11:30

the Biden administration, in all of its extraordinary

11:32

wisdom, has spent hundreds of millions of dollars

11:34

to build a pier in the Mediterranean

11:36

off the coast of the Gaza Strip with

11:39

the supposed attempt to

11:41

get humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

11:45

That's the basic attempt. There's

11:47

only one problem, and there's been the problem throughout. The

11:50

minute that the aid enters an area

11:52

that Hamas has control over, Hamas steals

11:54

the aid. The problem has never been

11:57

Israeli willingness to get humanitarian aid. into

12:00

the Gaza Strip, food for the civilians

12:02

in Gaza. That has never remotely been

12:05

the problem. In fact, over

12:07

the course of this conflict, Israel

12:09

has shipped in thousands of calories per day,

12:12

per Palestinian civilian, into

12:15

the Gaza Strip. There

12:17

actually is no mass starvation in the Gaza

12:19

Strip by any available metric. It

12:23

doesn't matter. The United States decided we were

12:25

going to build this pier, and we're going to pretend

12:27

that the real obstacle to getting the aid in was somehow

12:29

the Israeli government, which is the only force in the

12:31

region attempting to get aid in. In fact, the Karim

12:33

Shalom Crossing, which Israel now controls near Rafah,

12:37

the Karim Shalom Crossing and the Rafah Crossing, are

12:39

both being attacked by Hamas in

12:41

order to maintain the blockade

12:44

against humanitarian aid getting in. In fact, the

12:46

Pentagon even admitted this. The

12:48

Pentagon actually came out and admitted this. Here's

12:50

Pentagon Major General Patrick Rider, openly

12:53

acknowledging that despite the

12:56

fact that 569 metric

12:58

tons of aid had

13:01

passed through the U.S. built pier, zero

13:04

had reached actual Palestinian civilians. All

13:06

of it had gone to Hamas.

13:09

This is the Pentagon admitting that. Those are your taxpayers. So where's

13:11

the government? I thought that there was a government. If you're

13:13

going to recognize the state of Palestine, it's got to have a Palestinian government. Where's

13:15

the government? Why aren't you holding

13:17

that government to account? Here's

13:20

the Pentagon acknowledging the failure. Am

13:23

I accurate to say zero has been delivered to the

13:25

people of Gaza so far? You'd

13:29

have to check with the World Food Program. I

13:31

know that aid is getting in, but it's

13:33

not accurate that no aid has been delivered.

13:35

We've been doing airdrops. We've

13:38

been helping to facilitate aid coming over the

13:40

Rand clan crossings. But the causeway has been

13:42

able to get over 569

13:45

metric tons of aid into Gaza for

13:47

onward delivery. So yes,

13:49

very shortly, I think you'll see aid starting to

13:51

be delivered. That has been delivered, right? Today.

13:55

As of today, I do not believe so. It

14:00

has been delivered up until today, and

14:02

the Pentagon acknowledges some of that

14:04

initial aid that was brought in, as it was

14:06

being taken along the transportation route, was intercepted by

14:08

some people who took that aid off those vehicles.

14:11

Who could those people be? Where

14:14

is the government of the state of

14:16

Palestine? Where is it? Hilariously, members of

14:18

the media, left-wingers like Chris Hayes, are

14:20

astonished and befuddled that the aid is

14:22

being stolen by Hamas. These,

14:25

of course, these are cretin. Larry

14:27

Seligman said, Ryder says, I do not believe any of the

14:29

aid that's been delivered through the piers actually got into the

14:31

people of Gaza. And Chris Hayes is like, wait, what? That's

14:33

what he tweeted out, wait, wait. Right,

14:35

because you're a dullard. Everyone has known

14:38

this for legitimately months. Because

14:40

once again, the terrorist entity that

14:42

runs the Gaza Strip is not anything

14:44

like a government that you would want

14:46

to recognize as a government. So

14:49

when you say you recognize a state of

14:51

Palestine, who's the government? Who is

14:53

the government? There is no government

14:55

other than terror groups. You are literally acknowledging

14:57

a terror state in the aftermath of a

14:59

slaughter on October 7. What

15:02

you are basically saying is, go slaughter Jews and get

15:04

a state. Go slaughter, kill, rape,

15:06

maim Jews and get a state. That

15:08

is the logic of Ireland, Norway and

15:10

Spain. It's absolutely incredible. This

15:13

Palestinian state, this supposedly recognized Palestinian state, which

15:15

by the way, again, there are lots of

15:17

countries that already, quote unquote, recognize a Palestinian

15:19

state. Sweden did it in 2014. Poland did

15:22

it in 1988. There still

15:24

is no Palestinian state because typically a state

15:26

has to have government, borders and citizenship. The

15:29

reason there is no Palestinian state, as everyone who

15:31

has ever studied this conflict knows and is honest

15:33

about, is

15:35

because no Palestinian entity

15:37

ever has accepted

15:40

any sort of partition plan with

15:42

regard to the land of Israel.

15:44

None. It has never happened, ever.

15:47

Let's go through the maps just to remind

15:50

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here is a map of

17:11

the Peel Commission Plan rejected by the

17:13

Arabs. Is this the Peel Commission?

17:15

Is this when this is British Mandate Palestine? Okay,

17:18

British Mandate Palestine, the Peel Commission originally,

17:21

before the Peel Commission, during the Balfour Declaration, you go all

17:23

the way back in British history, like 1919, Balfour

17:26

Declaration suggested that a Jewish state,

17:29

or a Jewish national homeland, would be established in

17:31

Israel and what is today Jordan. And

17:34

then, the British government sliced off Jordan,

17:36

it was then called Trans-Jordan, and

17:38

they said this would be the Arab state.

17:41

And then, under Arab pressure, because

17:43

there were massive attacks on Jews

17:45

and British soldiers by Arabs in

17:47

the intervening period, by 1937, the

17:49

Peel Commission proposed a partition plan.

17:52

That partition plan would have left, under

17:54

British rule, a corridor from Jaffo to

17:57

Jerusalem. That would have been

17:59

under British rule. And then, virtually

18:01

the entirety of the land of Israel,

18:03

the modern state of Israel, would have

18:05

been an Arab state, ranging

18:07

all the way in the north from nearly Lake Tiberius

18:10

all the way down to the Gulf of Aqaba. You

18:13

would have a split Jewish state that

18:15

contained like rikhovot in the south and

18:18

went up to like Svaat in the north. It was

18:21

a remnant, rump state. The Jews accepted this.

18:23

The Arabs rejected it. Then

18:26

in 1947, the British presented a –

18:29

they put it before the UN – the UN

18:31

presented a partition plan in 1947. Again,

18:35

a rump Jewish state

18:37

with indefensible borders. Absolutely

18:39

indefensible borders. The proposed Jewish state

18:41

would have sliced off not only the Gaza

18:43

Strip, but a large segment of the south

18:45

of Israel. Israel would have been left with

18:47

basically the Negev Desert, a corridor from Tel

18:49

Aviv to Haifa. Jerusalem

18:53

would have been an international zone. The

18:56

entirety of the West Bank – larger than the West Bank actually

18:58

currently – would have been an Arab

19:00

state plus parts of northern Israel. That

19:03

was the plan presented in 1947 by the

19:05

United Nations. The Jews accepted

19:07

the plan. The Arabs rejected the plan and

19:09

proceeded to launch an attack in 1948. That

19:14

attack in 1948 ended

19:16

with Israel controlling slightly more territory than

19:19

it would have if the Arabs had

19:21

actually just acknowledged the UN partition

19:23

plan in 1947. Here

19:25

is a map of what happened in

19:27

1948. Attacks from Saudi Arabia, Egypt,

19:30

Jordan, Syria, and

19:32

Lebanon. All

19:35

those armies simultaneously attacked the nation's state of

19:37

Israel. The nation's state of

19:39

Israel fought back. They ended up with control

19:42

of what looks like what is

19:44

now called the Green Line borders, the

19:47

pre-1967 borders. Now,

19:50

during the intervening period, 1948 to 1967, Arabs

19:54

controlled what would now be the

19:56

quote-unquote Palestinian state, including Jordan controlling

19:58

the so-called Lebanon. From

20:01

restricted religious

20:03

activities in Jerusalem, Jordan

20:08

made Judenrein the entire area of the West Bank. The

20:10

Gaza Strip, of course, had no Jews. It was controlled by

20:13

Egypt. There was no clamor for

20:15

an independent Palestinian state. In fact, the

20:17

Palestine Liberation Organization to liberate Palestine was

20:19

directed against the state of Israel and

20:21

founded in 1964, when all of the

20:23

current, quote-unquote, borders of the state of

20:25

Palestine were under Arab control. Again,

20:28

a state of Palestine was always a Trojan horse to

20:30

destroy the state of Israel. That's what it always was,

20:32

and it is what it remains. That

20:35

is why the Arabs never accepted any sort

20:37

of partition plan ever. So

20:40

after 1948, again, is when the

20:42

Arabs are now in control of what is currently called

20:44

the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. There

20:47

is no independent Palestinian state, not even one that's

20:49

proposed by Jordan or by Egypt. So

20:53

then, 1967 war,

20:55

the Arabs, under a

20:57

pan-Arab movement, led

20:59

by Nasser, decide to mobilize, Israel

21:02

preemptively strikes Egypt. And after the

21:04

1967 war, the Six-Day

21:06

War, Israel ends up in control of the

21:09

Gaza Strip, the West Bank, the Golan Heights,

21:11

and the Sinai Desert, all the

21:13

way up to the Suez Canal. That

21:16

is the land that Israel ends up winning in

21:18

a war that it did not

21:20

want. What

21:23

you'll see in the history of this conflict, Arabs routinely

21:25

reject peace plans, launch war against Israel, get their asses

21:27

kicked, and then whine about it and demand that they

21:30

get the land back. That

21:32

is the constant pattern throughout this history. If

21:35

ever once a peace plan had been accepted and

21:38

then simply lived through and developed,

21:42

and any Arab state, Palestinian state, Jordan

21:44

or Egypt had just decided, you know what? We're

21:47

going to develop the land that we currently hold

21:49

and create working economies and functional societies as opposed

21:51

to directing all of this as a Trojan horse

21:53

to destroy the Jewish state. Everything would

21:55

have been hunky-dory. They didn't until the

21:57

conflict remains ongoing. Okay,

22:00

that's the borders after 67 in 1973 The

22:04

Arabs this time led by Anwar

22:07

Sadat in Egypt. They decide

22:09

that they're going to launch a surprise attack on

22:11

Israel Israel ends

22:13

up again gaining slightly more territory than

22:15

it would have had before the Yom

22:18

Kippur War Which

22:20

was an attempted war to destroy the state of Israel

22:22

yet again Hey,

22:24

so in the

22:26

early 1990s the Oslo peace Accords are

22:29

assigned Idiotic plan by Israel

22:31

to now try to negotiate another peace deal

22:33

So the entire Sinai by the way is

22:35

now in Egyptian hands It was sliced off

22:38

under the Camp David Accords in

22:40

the late 1970s 1978 under

22:43

Jimmy Carter president of the United States and

22:45

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so Israel gives up the entire

23:55

Sinai desert for an agreement of peace

23:57

with the Egyptians So

24:00

that then goes away. Then

24:02

the Oslo Accords. So the

24:04

Oslo Accords happen, and

24:07

effectively speaking, the

24:09

Oslo Accords agree to a certain number

24:12

of areas. There's going to

24:14

be a gradual definition

24:16

of the borders of a Palestinian state

24:18

predicated on a series of steps being followed,

24:21

including the establishment of some sort of durable

24:23

peace. That is the

24:25

plan under Oslo. And of course, Israel is idiotic

24:27

to sign this because the person on the other

24:29

side of the table was arch-terrorist Yasser Arafat, a

24:31

mass-murdering piece of sh**. So Israel

24:35

foolishly signs the Oslo Accords, which

24:38

has been a bloody nightmare for them ever

24:40

since. This established

24:43

what were called areas A, B, and C

24:46

in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Area

24:49

A was under sole Palestinian

24:51

control. Area B was

24:54

under mixed Israeli and Palestinian security

24:56

control. And Area C was

24:58

not under Palestinian control at all. That

25:01

was the way that the Accords worked. That's the

25:03

way the Oslo Accords worked. There

25:06

had been no final definition of borders.

25:08

In 2000, Ehud Barak, a far-left Israeli

25:10

prime minister – I mean

25:12

extremely far-left Israeli prime minister – he

25:15

made a proposal. This

25:17

proposal would have allowed

25:19

for annexation of largely Jewish areas in

25:21

the West Bank in

25:23

return for land swaps that

25:26

would come from the state of Israel

25:28

to a Palestinian state. There would

25:30

be a corridor between the West Bank

25:32

and Gaza Strip, essentially a highway

25:34

between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

25:38

The state of Palestine would

25:40

then be very close to

25:42

looking like what the borders looked like between 1948 and

25:44

1967, except in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

25:49

Those would now be controlled by the

25:51

Palestinian Authority. That

25:54

was turned down by Yasser Arafat. He

25:56

Said no. And Then he walked away. And

26:00

he started the so called Second Intifada. A

26:02

violent uprising that ended up killing thousands of

26:04

Israelis. And. The reason you walked

26:06

away from that deal despite the richness of the deal

26:08

is Bill Clinton has he just said. The.

26:10

President of the time and agree fan of Friend of Israel.

26:14

The. Reason you are me if I'm a deal. Is. Because

26:16

again, There. Is no desire for

26:19

an actual partition plan on the part of

26:21

Halcion's they want all of gets. There's.

26:23

A reason October seventh is popular. That is why

26:25

when European country say we recognize a state of

26:28

Pals and without borders, what they are really recognizing

26:30

is an attempt to destroy the state of Israel

26:32

until all the jews living in it. Because.

26:34

That is the asshole desire of governing entities

26:36

in the Palestinian Authority and in the Gaza

26:39

Strip. In Hamas. Is those the

26:41

two thousand and can see the proposal? Then in two thousand

26:43

eight and who own their. Searching

26:45

for centrists figure. Made.

26:48

A desperate pain in an attempt to get

26:50

a piece. You. So.

26:52

He he made a two thousand a proposal. That

26:55

would have split sovereignty over Jerusalem. Air

26:57

is nice. Recently been transferred to the

26:59

nascent State of Palestine. There.

27:02

Would have been a hand over of the entirety

27:04

of Gaza Strip. To. Be Palestinians.

27:07

There. Would have been a hand over of pretty

27:09

much the entirety. Of the West Bank.

27:12

To. The Palestinians with land swaps who

27:14

town for the fact that there are

27:16

Jews live in historically Judea and Samaria.

27:19

In. The reason I say the so called less banks because the term

27:21

west bank. Is. About seven years old the

27:23

term zidane some area are literally thousands of years

27:25

old. The confide in the middle. And

27:28

so you're talking about cities of hundreds of

27:30

thousands of people's bet. Seven hundred, eight hundred

27:32

thousand Jews who live. In. The

27:35

West Bank because of their historically Jewish areas.

27:38

That the Palestinians on a map where boss

27:40

do not even issue a counter offer muffled

27:42

Boss just walked away from the table. So.

27:45

When I say the recognizing instead of house and

27:47

means you're there is a state without borders. It's

27:49

not that Israel has not tried to establish. Worse

27:51

is that the Palestinians the wanted to find borders

27:53

because the moment they define a border, Then.

27:55

They can no longer as as a trojan horse against

27:57

Israel. Because. the

27:59

react The Palestinian leadership

28:01

– I'm talking about some members of the

28:03

Palestinian population, although, again, by polling data, they support their

28:05

leadership, and they support the genocidal goal of the destruction

28:08

of the state of Israel. The

28:11

Palestinian leadership does

28:14

not want a state. The reason they do

28:16

not want a state along partition lines is

28:18

because at that point, the Trojan horse game

28:20

is over. Because

28:23

what they have always said they want

28:25

are two things. They have said

28:28

that they supposedly want a

28:30

partition plan, which they've never defined, never

28:32

accepted, and never specified. And

28:35

then they have suggested they want a quote-unquote right of return.

28:38

A right of return means that any

28:40

Arab who left or is expelled during

28:42

the 1947-48 War of Independence in

28:44

the state of Israel, they would

28:46

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28:49

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28:51

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29:55

were expelled or left various Arab countries in the region. between

30:00

1948 and 1967, and

30:03

moved to Israel. These were

30:05

refugees that Israel took in. Not

30:08

only have the Arab states not taken in

30:10

Palestinian refugees, they still call them refugee camps.

30:12

We are 70 years later. None

30:15

of these current states, like

30:17

Ireland, Spain, Norway, Hungary,

30:20

Poland, none of them have

30:22

suggested that because they recognize the state

30:24

of Palestine. You know what? You

30:27

know what isn't a refugee camp? A city in

30:29

a state that is yours. That is no

30:31

longer a refugee camp. But every

30:33

one of these entities still terms all

30:36

of these people refugees. How

30:38

can you be a refugee in your own state? So

30:40

if you acknowledge the state, how can you

30:43

simultaneously say its citizens are refugees? They are no

30:45

longer refugees, especially when you're talking about, in many

30:47

cases, the great grandkids of people who left because

30:49

they didn't want to be in the way of

30:51

a conflict as Arab armies stormed into Israel in

30:53

1947-48. That's

30:56

total insanity. Population movement has been a constant

30:58

throughout human history. You

31:01

never hear about a quote-unquote right of

31:03

return or populations that move

31:05

during wartime or are expelled during wartime. That

31:07

is generally not a thing, but that has

31:09

been kept alive specifically in order to destroy

31:11

the state of Israel. And this is why

31:13

you don't see any of the countries that

31:16

acknowledge a state of Palestine say, okay, now

31:18

that you have a state of Palestine which we've acknowledged,

31:20

you don't get to go and demand citizenship in the

31:22

state that you wish to destroy next door. That's

31:24

not a thing, but here is the UNRWA

31:26

map of so-called

31:29

refugee camps in the area. And

31:31

the UNRWA is basically a front group for Hamas.

31:35

It is an agency of

31:37

the United Nations that is devoted specifically and

31:40

only. It's the Relief and Works Agency. It

31:42

is devoted specifically and only to Palestinian refugees.

31:46

80 years later, and

31:48

if you look at a map of these so-called

31:50

refugee camps, you're looking at refugee camps that are

31:52

not refugee camps. You're talking about Chabbalah. That is

31:54

a major city. You're talking

31:58

About Nablus. Major

32:00

city. You're not refugee camps. Either

32:03

cities. There's any any so called state

32:05

of Palestine so he can have it both ways either your

32:07

knowledge instead of house and which means you have to define

32:10

a government. The. People of Palestine and

32:12

our citizens of a state of house and

32:14

the use a you recognize which means they

32:16

cannot the man citizenship in another state. That

32:19

they have no connection with. In

32:21

order to threat. But again, all of this

32:24

is malarkey. All this is nonsense. The reality

32:26

is that many of states that are currently

32:28

acknowledging a state of Palestine the reason they're

32:30

doing this is because they believe that Israel

32:32

is a cancer in the region and they

32:35

wish to see it extirpated. It's but they

32:37

don't want to say that out loud and

32:39

they're perfectly willing to. Facilitate.

32:42

Terrorism because that's what it is. A

32:44

massive terrorist. Again, none of the countries

32:46

that just said that they acknowledge a

32:48

State of Palestine. Zero of them, Zero

32:50

of them acknowledged a State of Palestine

32:52

on October. Six. After Hamas

32:54

commits an atrocity, that's when they say okay now

32:56

get a State. That's the way

32:59

this works. You. Deserve a state he tells.

33:01

Enough to use remains enough Use ne deserve a

33:03

say? How's that going to facilitate peace in the

33:05

region? Not. On your life. You

33:07

think? That the Saudis are interested

33:09

in a Palestinian state, they certainly are not.

33:12

They have to say that they are because

33:14

obviously their population hate Israel. But.

33:16

The Saudi leadership has zero interest in

33:18

a state of Palestine and becomes an

33:21

Iranian proxies state directed against it nears

33:23

on borders. Of course I'm not interested

33:25

in that. Which. Is why

33:27

the Saudis openly said recently that

33:30

they're desperately attempting to yell at

33:32

them. Administration: Please Stop pressuring say

33:34

Palestinian State. Stupid. We.

33:36

Will normalize if you just sit the hell up. But.

33:39

You abide more because again, he is

33:41

part of this broader idiotic notion. That

33:44

when a Palestinian state is magical, establish a conflict

33:46

in the League goes away, which is absolutely asinine.

33:48

Vast majority of conference in the Middle East. If.

33:51

You're dead wounded. Every war has nothing

33:53

to do with Israel or the Palestinians.

33:56

Check. out the iran iraq war or the

33:58

conflict in syria or isis Or the

34:00

takeover of Lebanon by Iran, if you don't believe me.

34:04

War is a pretty constant feature of the region,

34:06

actually, as it turns out. The

34:08

Saudis don't care about this. How do you know this?

34:11

Because the Wall Street Journal literally reported that the

34:13

state would be willing to accept a verbal agreement

34:15

from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he'd be

34:17

willing to renew talks for Palestinian statehood. That's

34:20

all they wanted, like a fig leaf. And

34:22

the Biden administration wasn't willing to let it go at

34:24

death. They were trying to pressure Israel to make concessions

34:27

to a terror entity in the middle of a war

34:29

against the terror entity. Meanwhile,

34:31

would it facilitate peace for there to be a

34:34

Palestinian state take in control of its own borders?

34:36

Absolutely not, considering those borders have been used to

34:38

facilitate terrorism. The reason why

34:40

Egypt has been so angry about

34:42

Israel going into Rafah, which borders Egypt, is

34:44

because they are afraid – and they are

34:47

correct to be afraid – that Israel is

34:49

going to discover massive, gigantic tunnels going from

34:51

Egypt into the Gaza Strip. Tunnels

34:53

for funneling out Hamas fighters and for funneling in weaponry.

34:56

Recently, it was revealed that the country of

34:58

Turkey is hosting 1,000 wounded Hamas fighters. So

35:00

you ask yourself, how did they get out?

35:03

The answer is, they got out through that border.

35:07

The reason the Egyptians are ticked off is because the

35:09

Egyptians have a serious terror threat in the Sinai

35:11

Desert. They've basically been allowing that to fester,

35:13

grow, and direct itself against Israel. If

35:15

Israel shuts down that border in a serious

35:18

way by closing off the tunnels, right now

35:20

it's basically a one-way border. Supplies

35:22

are going into Qomassistan in the Gaza Strip, but

35:24

you're not getting mass population moving out into Egypt

35:26

because Egypt doesn't want any of those people. In

35:29

fact, Egypt has a gigantic wall on that side of the

35:31

border. We should take some lessons from them on our own

35:33

southern border. But Egypt,

35:36

like many of these other countries, feels held

35:38

hostage by a wing of

35:40

radicals who are inside the country, and so they

35:42

are happy to facilitate terrorism. Do you think it

35:44

gets better or worse with a Palestinian state? We

35:46

all know the answer to this, which is why

35:48

Qomass issued a thank you. Qomass issued a really nice

35:51

thank you to these countries. Qomass

35:53

put out the following statement. The recognition of a

35:55

Palestinian state by Norway, Spain, and Ireland is the

35:58

fruit of the struggle and the resistance. Yes,

36:01

indeed you do. The

36:04

Europeans, as it turns out, appeasement

36:07

never ended. Or maybe it's something

36:09

worse than appeasement. Maybe

36:11

it's appeasement because they believe that if they

36:13

just give terrorists enough that they'll be left

36:15

alone. Now, Spain has a history of this. In the

36:18

aftermath of a massive terror attack in Spain, the

36:20

Spanish government decided it would no longer support the war in Iraq,

36:22

not on principle but out of fear of the terrorists. So

36:26

it could just be appeasement, or it could be

36:28

something significantly worse, which is a belief that really

36:30

it would be better for the world if the

36:32

Palestinians, including Hamas, achieve their goal. Now,

36:35

in the United States, the reaction

36:37

has been somewhat fascinating because the

36:40

Republican Party obviously thinks this is idiotic. The

36:42

Democratic Party is split.

36:44

The Democratic Party wants to

36:46

agree with Ireland, Norway, Spain.

36:49

They want to agree with them. But

36:52

there's still a wing of the Democratic Party that acknowledges

36:54

that a state of Palestine has no government other than

36:56

terrorists, no borders that even the Palestinians will define, and

36:59

no citizenry that they will define as citizens of the state

37:01

sufficient that they don't try to swamp the state of Israel

37:03

with a bunch of people who want to destroy it. So

37:07

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meanwhile, the American Democratic Party reaction to

41:29

everything that's going on in the Middle East has

41:31

of course been wildly split between sort of the

41:33

old school liberals in the Democratic Party who

41:35

recognized that actually Israel is a

41:38

democratic liberal state that shares

41:40

western values. And people on

41:42

the left who believe that Israel is an oppressor,

41:44

apartheid state, just like America is an oppressor state

41:46

that stole land and all the rest of this.

41:49

And you can see the split emerging in the Democratic Party.

41:52

So on the one side, you have Democratic Senator Chris Coons.

41:54

Of course, Coons is in no great shape when it comes

41:56

to support for Israel, but at least he recognizes that

41:58

Hamas is a democratic liberal state. Hamas is being rewarded

42:01

by Ireland and

42:03

by Norway and by Spain. Let's

42:07

be clear, Hamas is a hateful

42:09

terrorist organization dedicated to killing Jews

42:11

and destroying Israel. So

42:14

that they put out a statement today

42:16

cheering on these announcements by

42:18

Spain and Norway and Ireland should suggest

42:20

that this is not a constructive step

42:22

at this time. And we

42:25

should continue pressing for a

42:27

two-state solution through negotiations. Again,

42:31

good luck with that with the pressing for the two-state solution

42:33

through negotiations. As it turns out, only one of those sides

42:35

actually would like a peace deal and that's the Israelis. As

42:38

everyone knows, who's watched this conflict for any

42:40

amount of time, if Israel put

42:42

down all of its guns tomorrow, every Jew

42:44

in the region would be dead. If the

42:46

Palestinians put all their guns and their suicide

42:49

bombs and their educational materials educating small children

42:51

into a suicide cult, down tomorrow there would

42:53

be peace in the region in

42:55

this particular conflict at the very least. But

42:57

the Democratic Party is indeed split. And so you

43:00

have a split between the moderate liberals who

43:02

still mouthed platitudes of support

43:04

for the state of Israel and the wild left.

43:06

And they don't know what to do inside the

43:09

Democratic Party. So

43:11

Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, he

43:13

has been pushing this gap

43:15

in the Democratic Party, making it clear to Americans that

43:17

there is this wide gap in the Democratic Party. And

43:19

Democrats are now very angry about it. They're very angry.

43:21

And you'll recall that in the middle of this conflict,

43:23

Chuck Schumer decided that this was an amazing time to

43:25

try to oust the sitting prime minister of the state

43:28

of Israel. Again, not a move that he's

43:30

ever made about, say, Vladimir Zelensky. In fact, I'm

43:32

hard pressed to think of a single time in

43:34

the recent past that the United States has attempted

43:36

to oust a democratically elected leader of an ally

43:38

in a time of war. That's

43:41

kind of an astonishing thing when you think about it. In

43:43

the past, the United States has been

43:45

party to a number of coups, including

43:47

coups in allies, but never a democratically

43:49

elected leader in an allied state. If

43:53

we've cooed out democratically elected communists in

43:55

non-allied states, we've

43:57

cooed out dictators in the

43:59

United States. in non-allied states or even in

44:01

allied states like South Korea, for example.

44:04

But I really can't think of a single example where

44:06

an allied state of the United States, the

44:09

U.S. government tries to force out an elected leader

44:11

in a time of war. It's not

44:14

an astonishing thing, actually. Well, now

44:16

Mike Johnson is saying that

44:18

Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, who is

44:20

duly elected, that he should come

44:22

and speak in front of Congress. And Democrats are fighting

44:24

mad about it. Nancy Pelosi said no. Well,

44:27

who gives a crap what she says? She's a minority leader. But

44:29

this is creating a serious conflict inside the Democratic Party.

44:34

So White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said

44:36

on Wednesday the prime minister didn't speak to the White House about any

44:38

speech. Apparently,

44:41

Chuck Schumer is divided on it.

44:43

Representative Dean Phillips said he thinks the invitation

44:46

is a, quote unquote, political gesture. Phillips

44:49

said, I imagine the personal and political

44:51

conflicts facing Leader Schumer. Now,

44:53

again, how many times can we have Vladimir Zelensky here

44:56

to talk to the media and talk to the president

44:58

and talk to Congress, but not have

45:00

the elected leader of the other allied state

45:03

that has been significantly more of an ally historically

45:05

to the United States than Ukraine has? I mean,

45:08

Ukraine is a fairly new standing ally to the West.

45:12

Kind of an amazing, amazing thing. And of course,

45:14

that split is coming about because you have the

45:16

Bernie Sanders wing of the party that really, in

45:18

the end, wishes that the United States would side

45:20

with Ireland, Norway, and Spain in basically

45:23

just handing Hamas a state. Here's Bernie yesterday. What

45:26

do you make of Netanyahu coming to address Congress? Would you go

45:28

to that? I think it's a terrible idea. No, I

45:30

won't come. Look, you have

45:32

a prime minister

45:36

who has created the worst

45:38

humanitarian disaster in modern history.

45:41

Israel, of course, had the right to

45:44

defend itself against the Hamas terrorist attack. But

45:47

what Netanyahu has done is gone to

45:49

war against all that

45:51

war against the entire Palestinian people,

45:53

women and children. Five

45:55

percent of the population is now dead or wounded,

45:58

60 percent of them are murdered. Some 200,000 housing…

46:04

He's just using monstrosity. He's such a liar and a

46:06

terrible person Bernie. I don't need to listen to this

46:08

old socialist dullard drain on society's resources. The

46:11

worst person in the United States Senate by far

46:13

Bernie Sanders. He's just such a clown. He's such

46:15

a clown. The fact that anybody takes him

46:17

seriously shows how clownish our politics are. It's just

46:20

a general matter using Hamas statistics and declaring that

46:22

the war is somehow Israel has a right to

46:24

prosecute but not to actually fight a war in

46:26

which they have the best terrorist to serve.

46:29

Terrorist to civilian dead ratio in the

46:31

history of urban warfare. Kind of

46:33

amazing, but again, that's the split inside the Democratic

46:35

Party. So Joe Biden is trying to bridge that

46:38

split because he's afraid of losing votes

46:40

from liberal Jewish Americans who don't like his

46:42

stance on Israel particularly much. He's

46:44

doing this by, of course, slandering Donald Trump. He's

46:47

now trying to claim that he is the force

46:49

for light and goodness with regard to Jews in

46:51

the United States. Weird since all of your allies

46:53

seem to be arrayed in favor of campus protesters

46:56

who love Hamas. This

46:58

is just pathetic. It really is. He

47:17

cares about holding onto power. I care about you.

47:19

That's Hitler's language. That is a reference to the

47:21

myth that the Democrats are touting

47:24

as of yesterday. They're selling this myth

47:26

that Donald Trump is somehow

47:28

attempting to create a unified Reich because he

47:31

used a computer program or somebody else

47:33

he knows or doesn't know used a computer program

47:35

to create an ad. And it had a headline

47:37

that was blurred out that said unified Reich in

47:39

it. That's his pitch. But

47:42

everybody knows the truth, which is that in

47:44

term two, Joe Biden would be significantly more

47:46

pro Hamas than he already is. And

47:48

right now, again, the United States is

47:50

engaged in negotiation tactics that are designed

47:52

to prevent Israel from finishing off Hamas

47:54

in the Gaza Strip, which would leave

47:56

American hostages, including many of

47:58

the people who you saw in those videos. In fact,

48:02

Project Veritas came

48:05

out with a video yesterday showing

48:08

Sterling Waters, a U.S. National

48:11

Security Council advisor, explaining that

48:14

Biden is only pretending to be

48:16

somewhat pro-Israel for now. In term

48:19

two, he'll just make the full

48:21

turn. You're not going to continue to lie

48:23

and you're going to think it's wrong and you're

48:25

going to be fully split without facing serious consequences.

48:29

But that is a second term, decisions

48:32

of bandwidth, that first term, you know. So

48:34

we can't say now since you're probably due support.

48:37

Yeah, I'm due support that we can't get

48:39

to in a semi-annual. So

48:44

again, he'll make the full turn.

48:47

This is the split inside the

48:49

Democratic Party. Again, the predictable – there

48:52

may be – let's just assume good and

48:54

noble intentions on the part of everyone for

48:56

a second. The result is absolutely predictable and

48:58

Hamas knows it, which is the establishment of

49:00

a terrorist state directed at the destruction of

49:02

the state of Israel. That is the, in

49:04

fact, goal of the Palestinians writ

49:06

large by polling data. They do not wish to live

49:08

in side by side with

49:10

Israel in peace. I wish that that were the

49:13

case. Israel certainly wishes that that were the case.

49:15

Everybody wishes that that were the case, except apparently

49:17

the Palestinian population, which continues to support Hamas, the

49:19

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unsurprisingly, Joe Biden continues to ride really low in the

49:54

polls, according to a new swing states poll from Cook

49:56

Political and And

50:00

the G.S. Strategy Group, which is a Democratic Party group,

50:02

and B.S.U., which is a Republican Party group. It's

50:04

sort of a bipartisan polling outfit. Donald

50:07

Trump is now ahead quite heavily in many

50:09

of the swing states. He's ahead by nine

50:11

in Nevada. When you include R.F.K. Jr., he's

50:13

up by eight. And Pennsylvania is up by

50:15

three, 48-45. In

50:18

Georgia, he's up by three. In North Carolina, he's

50:20

up by seven. In Michigan, he is up by

50:22

two. In Arizona, he is up by ones. That's

50:24

a little closer than I think people would like

50:27

it to be in the Republican Party. In Wisconsin,

50:29

he is tied. So ain't

50:31

none of these particularly good polls for Joe Biden,

50:33

which means that Joe Biden's plan is to just

50:35

pay people. He's just going to give out money.

50:38

So yesterday, he did something. He's done this before.

50:41

You remember before the midterm elections, he went unbendid

50:43

knee to Saudi Arabia and tried to beg them

50:45

to lower the oil prices. Well, now he's going

50:47

to try to do the same thing. The Biden

50:49

administration said on Tuesday they are releasing 1 million

50:51

barrels of gasoline from a Northeast reserve established after

50:54

Superstorm Sandy in a bid to lower prices at

50:56

the pump this summer. The

50:58

sale from storage sites in New Jersey and Maine will

51:00

be allocated in increments of 100,000 barrels at a time,

51:03

which will create a competitive bidding process that

51:05

ensures gasoline can flow into local retailers ahead

51:07

of July 4th. So

51:11

as it turns out, that is just a

51:13

political move. So we're going to get rid of that

51:15

reserve in order to lower the prices ahead of the

51:17

election for Joe Biden. You could have done this at

51:19

any time. You didn't do it until now because, again,

51:21

we are now heading toward the election and it's time

51:23

to try to bribe the American people. He's also attempting

51:25

to bribe young people once again. He's

51:28

quote unquote canceling student loans for another

51:30

160,000 borrowers through a combination of existing

51:32

programs. The Education Department announced

51:34

the latest round of cancellation on Wednesday,

51:36

saying it will raise $7.7 billion in

51:38

federal student loans. With the latest action,

51:40

the administration says it is now canceled, $167 billion in student

51:44

debt from nearly 5 million Americans through several

51:46

programs. By the way, they didn't cancel the

51:48

student debt. We just ate it. We, the

51:50

taxpayers, ate the debt. So you got to

51:52

pay for the Douchebags Gender Studies Program who

51:54

is at Columbia University. Congratulations to you. That

51:57

is wonderful. The latest one of these. to

52:00

borrowers in three categories who hit certain milestones

52:02

making them eligible for cancellation. It

52:04

will go to 54,000 borrowers enrolled in Biden's

52:07

new income driven repayment program, along with 39,000

52:09

enrolled in earlier income driven programs, and

52:11

about 67,000 are eligible through the

52:14

public service loan forgiveness program. So you just

52:16

pay – the Supreme Court

52:18

literally said you can't do this. You're just doing it. Don't

52:20

worry. It's Donald Trump who's the threat to the republic. But

52:22

it turns out that bribery is not going to get you

52:24

there. It's not going to

52:27

get you there. And the Republican Party continues

52:29

to consolidate around Donald Trump. Yesterday, Nikki Haley

52:31

came out and endorsed Donald Trump. As

52:34

a voter, I

52:39

put my priorities on

52:41

a president who's going to have the backs of our

52:44

allies and hold our enemies to account, who

52:48

would secure the border, no

52:51

more excuses, a

52:53

president who would support capitalism and

52:55

freedom, a

52:59

president who understands we need less debt,

53:01

not more debt. Trump

53:05

has not been perfect on these

53:07

policies. I've made that clear many,

53:09

many times. But

53:12

Biden has been a catastrophe, so

53:15

I will be voting for Trump. Okay,

53:20

so everybody decided on the left

53:22

to now attack Nikki Haley because, again, you're the hero

53:24

of the moment so long as you don't support the

53:26

candidate against Joe Biden, when she said

53:28

she was going to support Trump, which, of course, was

53:31

sort of inevitable given the fact he's the Republican nominee

53:33

running against the worst president of my lifetime, bar none,

53:35

in Joe Biden. Everybody

53:37

sort of went nuts. Now, on the right,

53:39

you are seeing smart people like JD Van Senator

53:41

from Ohio. I have disagreements with Senator Vance, but

53:43

he's a smart politician and a very bright guy.

53:46

And he immediately came out and said, we welcome

53:48

Nikki Haley support. It's a mistake for people on

53:51

the right to yell at Nikki Haley, oh, my

53:53

God, she's on your side now. And

53:55

it's good for Donald Trump's campaign that she is on Donald

53:57

Trump's side. She will bring

53:59

in the right. People who are wavering, who are in

54:01

her camp. That is very good for Donald Trump. So

54:04

the base continues to consolidate around Trump. A lot of

54:06

coming home voters. And

54:08

meanwhile, Joe Biden doesn't have even a base

54:10

to consolidate. It's falling apart on

54:12

him. Which means that the

54:14

efforts to get Donald Trump arrested as some

54:16

sort of last ditch gambit to stop his

54:19

election, those continue at pace. AOC, the

54:21

venerable intellect, Alexander Ocasio-Cortez, who wears smart people glasses

54:23

sometimes. And then when she's really, really into it,

54:26

she puts him up on the top of her

54:28

head like this. She

54:30

says, the quiet part out loud, that they

54:32

basically are putting Trump in a legal version of an ankle

54:34

bracelet to stop him from running. By

54:38

the way, he's doing it in the south ground

54:40

not to make a point, but because he's got

54:43

court. And the man practically has the legal version

54:45

of an ankle bracelet around him, and he can't

54:47

leave the five boroughs because he always has to

54:49

be in court. And so it

54:52

is truly an embarrassment

54:54

to him. Okay,

54:58

well, I mean, I understand that you guys would love

55:00

it if you couldn't campaign. The

55:03

reality is all that's backfiring, by the way. It

55:05

is not actually going to work because people already have their

55:08

opinions with Donald Trump. If Donald

55:10

Trump reminds them of his worst excesses, it'll be a hard

55:12

election for him. If he doesn't, he's going to

55:14

win. That's just the way it is. All

55:16

right, guys, the rest of the show continues right now. We'll be

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Ben, I've got something pretty random for you.

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been watching a ton of post-apocalyptic shows, and

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I just need to pick your brain because

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there's been questions that have just been keeping

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