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BB Responds to Antisemitic Media · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: It is very clear now. If you are a Republican,
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Speaker 1: you stand with Israel. If you're a Democrat, you're supposed
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Speaker 1: to stand with Hamas and the Palestinians. It only took
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Speaker 1: thirty days to figure it out. If you didn't know
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Speaker 1: this before, if you support Israel, let's be very very
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Speaker 1: very very very clear. There's one party that supports Israel
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Speaker 1: right now. That is the Republican Party. If you are
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Speaker 1: a Democrat, you are supporting Palestine and Hamas. Thirty days.
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Speaker 1: I'll say it again, thirty days is all it took.
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Speaker 1: That's all they could fake it for was thirty days
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Speaker 1: after a nine to eleven style attack. In thirty days.
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Speaker 1: The Democratic Party couldn't keep it together for just thirty one, No,
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Speaker 1: only thirty days. They knew after the horrific attack where
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Speaker 1: there was beheading of infant children, not left in their bodies,
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Speaker 1: children that were cooked to death in stoves in Palestine,
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Speaker 1: they knew they had to act like they were with Israel. Now,
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party and this includes the White House, are
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Speaker 1: calling for a quote humanitarian ceasefire. In other words, it's
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Speaker 1: exactly what I told you and predicted on the show.
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Speaker 1: Israel will have weeks that's it. Weeks to do whatever
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Speaker 1: it is they want to do, because after that they're
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Speaker 1: going to say, okay, enough, after that they were going
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Speaker 1: to say, you've got to stop whatever it is you're doing.
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Speaker 1: Do they tell that to the terraces? No, all the
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Speaker 1: tunnels that have taken decades to build, that are underground
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Speaker 1: in Hamas uses to killing us in people and move
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Speaker 1: around Gaza. That is what the Israelis are now destroying
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Speaker 1: as they should. Are they done with their job? Yet
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Speaker 1: they are not? And what is the White House doing
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Speaker 1: right now? They are calling for a cease fire. Don't worry.
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Speaker 1: They call it a humanitarian ceasefire, implying that somehow you
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Speaker 1: can get back on the horse and do it all
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Speaker 1: over again if you need to. That is not what
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Speaker 1: this actually is. Let's be very very very very clear
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Speaker 1: about that. It's not even close to what they're calling for.
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Speaker 1: They're saying, okay, you responded, now stop. Benjamin Nette Yahoo
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Speaker 1: went on ABC World News tonight to do an interview,
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Speaker 1: and in that interview, very first question the liberal media
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Speaker 1: asks him about and starts talking about, is exactly what
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Speaker 1: I just mentioned to you, humanitarian ceasefire. We've been watching
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Speaker 1: and witnessing this build up to this demand from the
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Speaker 1: White House for the last week, week and a half,
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Speaker 1: because again, as I predicted here, the Israeli government and
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Speaker 1: the Israeli military had weeks to get done whatever it
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Speaker 1: was they wanted to get done in response, and if
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Speaker 1: they didn't get it done in time, then the laugh
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Speaker 1: was going to say, Okay, that's enough, good luck. Now
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Speaker 1: I want you to hear ABC News introduce this one
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Speaker 1: on one interview in net Yaho.
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Speaker 2: Listen I interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netnahoo just
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Speaker 2: moments after his phone call today with President Biden. Tonight,
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Speaker 2: Israel's war with Hamas. Where does this war stand? One
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Speaker 2: month after the Hamas terror attack. The Biden administration pushing
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Speaker 2: for a humanitarian pause, so will there be one?
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Speaker 3: How?
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Speaker 2: The Prime Minister answered that question. The Israeli military tonight
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Speaker 2: saying its troops have now completely surrounded Gossa city, describing
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Speaker 2: the fighting as quote close quarters urban war, face to
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Speaker 2: face battles and the staggering told the Health Ministry in Gaza,
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Speaker 2: run by Hamas, now claiming more than ten thousand Palestinian
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Speaker 2: civilians have been killed.
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Speaker 1: By the way, it's amazing to me that ABC News
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Speaker 1: will quote the health minister in Palestine, because that's the
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Speaker 1: same health minister that came out and said that Israel
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Speaker 1: bombed a hospital. That's the same health minister that knew
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Speaker 1: that he was lying that it was actually their own rockets, right,
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Speaker 1: their own rockets that hit that hospital and didn't destroy
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Speaker 1: the hospital. In fact, it hit the parking lot of
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Speaker 1: the hospital. The same Israeli are Palatinian health minister that
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Speaker 1: said that thousands died in that rocket attack, then they
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Speaker 1: dropped it down to a thousand, they dropped it down
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Speaker 1: to five hundred, when in fact, we're not even sure
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Speaker 1: that anyone died in that rocket that they shot that
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Speaker 1: was supposed to kill people in Israel and it mythsfired
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Speaker 1: and it hit their own people. But then ABC News
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Speaker 1: immediately acts like the health minister is an individual that
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Speaker 1: should be trusted. Clearly that individual should not be trusted,
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Speaker 1: or they could have at least said the same health
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Speaker 1: minister claiming that this is how many people died, also
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Speaker 1: lied about the rocket attack on the hospital to give
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Speaker 1: it perspective. But did ABC News do that? Absolutely not.
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Speaker 1: Why because they're anti Israel, they're anti Semitic listen to
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Speaker 1: the interview.
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Speaker 2: Mister Prime Minister, thank you for joining us here. I
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Speaker 2: know you spoke with President Biden just a short time ago.
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Speaker 2: President Biden has repeatedly said that Israel has every right
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Speaker 2: to defend itself, has an obligation to defend its people.
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Speaker 2: We also know what the administration is now saying, calling
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Speaker 2: for a humanitarian pause to help get aid into Gaza
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Speaker 2: and to help minimize the depths of Palestinian civilians. Will
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Speaker 2: there be a pause, christ of Well, let me.
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Speaker 3: Say that I deeply appreciate us do the entire people
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Speaker 3: of Israel, President Biden's in the American government, the American
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Speaker 3: people's support for Israel with great moral clarity. I think
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Speaker 3: there's the question of a ceasefire. The President himself has
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Speaker 3: said that a ceasefire would be a surrender to Hamas.
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Speaker 3: It would be a victory for Hamas, and you would
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Speaker 3: no more have it than you would have a ceasefire
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Speaker 3: after the Alcadia bombings of the World Trade Center.
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Speaker 2: I know the Biden administration has also said now is
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Speaker 2: not the time for a ceasefire. What they're proposing is
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Speaker 2: a humanitarian pause.
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Speaker 1: There will be no pause.
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Speaker 3: Well, there will be no ceasefire, general ceasefire and Gaza
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Speaker 3: without the release of our hostages.
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Speaker 1: As far as tactically, let's not right there. They're trying
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Speaker 1: to badger net Yahoo into agreeing to a ceasefire. Net
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Speaker 1: and Yahoo just said there will be no humanitarian ceasefire
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Speaker 1: unless they release our hostages. Now, think about that. Shouldn't
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Speaker 1: that be the story if the media was honest, what
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Speaker 1: they would say right there is Israel calls for humanitarian
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Speaker 1: ceasefire with release of hostages. I would like that. I
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Speaker 1: think that would be a great way of framing it.
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Speaker 1: I think it would be an intellectually honest way of
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Speaker 1: framing it. But that's not what ABC News is doing.
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Speaker 1: The White House, by the way, knows that some of
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Speaker 1: those hostages that are being held by Hamas are Americans.
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Speaker 1: Quite a few of them actually are Americans. You would
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Speaker 1: think that the President would say, I am calling for
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Speaker 1: a humanitarian ceasefire and that will happen, and I'm advocating
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Speaker 1: for it if they release the hostages, right like that
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Speaker 1: would be a pretty good thing to say, wouldn't it.
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Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be a pretty nice thing to say, A
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Speaker 1: pretty decent thing to say. And you can say, look
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Speaker 1: We're in favor of humanitarian ceasefire and the people of
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Speaker 1: Gods that need to be putting pressure on the terrorists
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Speaker 1: right like they need they really need to. They need to.
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Speaker 1: They need to put the pressure on the terrorists to
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Speaker 1: release the hostages so that they can have a humanitarian ceasefire.
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Speaker 1: Why not? Why does it always have to be on
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Speaker 1: the Israelis? Say exactly why? Because these people are anti Israel.
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Speaker 1: say this about the ceasefire idea, which is the obsession
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Speaker 1: of the left, and he's saying, look, you release those hostages, fine,
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Speaker 1: release them and we'll talk about a ceasefire. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to back it up just a second. Listen and pause.
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Speaker 1: There will be no pause.
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Speaker 3: Well, there will be no cease fire, General cease fire
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Speaker 3: and Gaza without the release of our hostages. As far
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Speaker 3: as tactical little pauses an hour here, an hour there,
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Speaker 3: we've had them before. I suppose we'll check the circumstances
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Speaker 3: in order to enable goods, humanitarian goods to come in
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Speaker 3: or our hostages individual hostages to leave. But I don't
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Speaker 3: think there's going to be a general cease fire. It's
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Speaker 3: not that I don't think. I think it will hamper
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Speaker 3: the war effort. It'll hamper our effort to get our
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Speaker 3: hostages out because the only thing that works on these
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Speaker 3: criminals in Hamas is the military pressure that we're exerting.
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Speaker 2: If Hamas agrees to release the hostages, then there would
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Speaker 2: be a pause.
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Speaker 3: Well, there'd be a cease fire for that purpose, and
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Speaker 3: we're waiting for that to happen. It hasn't happened so far.
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Speaker 1: Do you think I love how nat Yahu is very clear,
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Speaker 1: and you would think that the media would give him
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Speaker 1: some credit for this. He's saying, look, you guys are
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Speaker 1: living in a fairy tale world. You're implying that the
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Speaker 1: butchers that beheaded children and bake them in ovens are
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Speaker 1: somehow going to wake up tomorrow morning and think, you
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Speaker 1: know what, maybe we should have a humanitarian cease fire.
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Speaker 1: Let's release some hostages to allow that to happen, so
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Speaker 1: that we can, you know, kind of help the people
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Speaker 1: in Palestine. They don't care if they kill their own citizens.
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Speaker 1: Forty percent of the rockets they shoot into Israel misfire.
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Speaker 1: They kill their own citizens all the time. They don't care.
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Speaker 1: They don't care about their own quote people, Why would
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Speaker 1: they care about anybody else in Israel? And yet the
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Speaker 1: media is still saying, but but shouldn't you have a ceasefire?
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Speaker 1: But but shouldn't you be the bigger man. Shouldn't you,
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Speaker 1: you know, do a better job of just hitting pause here?
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Speaker 1: Why not have a humanitarian ceasefire and then give all
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Speaker 1: the people in palast on what they need. Let's let's
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Speaker 1: talk about if that happened for just a moment, what
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Speaker 1: would that look like. You want them to turn the
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Speaker 1: power back on, You want for them to turn the
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Speaker 1: gas back on. All that would do is give exactly
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Speaker 1: what the terrorists need, more fuel for them to run
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Speaker 1: their terrast operations. Part of the reason why they've shut
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Speaker 1: everything off to Gaza from Israel is because it was
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Speaker 1: all being used to help in the terrorist attacks and
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Speaker 1: the and this this Geehad again. See Israeli people we
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Speaker 1: saw the other day they send in humanitarian fuel trucks
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Speaker 1: and what happened. Some of those fuel trucks shocker, right,
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Speaker 1: shocker were taken by who who were they taken by?
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Speaker 1: They were taken by Hamas. It's very predictable. Everybody knew
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Speaker 1: that that's exactly what was going to happen. It was
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Speaker 1: very very very very very very very predictable. And yet
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Speaker 1: they want them to do it again. But they want
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Speaker 1: them to do it for days, So what Hamas can
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Speaker 1: have meetings and then plan another assault and try to
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Speaker 1: kill more innocent people. Netanyahu is right in what he's saying,
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Speaker 1: but the media refuses because they're anti Semitic to accept it.
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Speaker 2: You know where the hostages are? Do you know where
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Speaker 2: the Americans are?
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Speaker 3: We have some intelligence. I'm not sure it's wise to
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Speaker 3: share it here with Hamas.
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Speaker 2: I know you said you're doing everything you can to
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Speaker 2: minimize civilian casualties. Obviously, the world saw the horror in Israel,
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Speaker 2: the fourteen hundred brutally killed in that terror attack. We
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Speaker 2: were on the ground for several days, as you know.
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Speaker 2: But the world has now also seen the toll in Gaza.
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Speaker 2: The Health ministry run by Hamas now says ten thousand
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Speaker 2: Palestinian civilians have been killed, of them children. I'm not
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Speaker 2: asking about Hamas here, I'm asking about the ten thousand
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Speaker 2: civilians killed. Are you concerned about the number of civilians
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Speaker 2: that we've seen lost caught in the middle of this conflict.
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Speaker 3: I think every civilian loss is a tragedy. Every civilian
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Speaker 3: life lost is a tragedy. We're fighting an enemy that
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Speaker 3: is particularly brutal. They're using their civilians as human shields.
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Speaker 3: And while we're asking the Palestinian civilian population to leave
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Speaker 3: the war zone, they're preventing them at gunpoint. They're using
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Speaker 3: them as human shields.
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Speaker 2: I know you have told Palestinian civilians to move to
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Speaker 2: the south. We know that there have been strikes in
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Speaker 2: the south as well. We should just point that out
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Speaker 2: when you talk about the tactics used by Hamas, the
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Speaker 2: world is aware of those tactics. Are you taking that
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Speaker 2: into account, because when you start to see numbers that
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Speaker 2: are difficult to wrap your head around ten thousand Palestinian civilians,
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Speaker 2: is there a more targeted approach in going after Hamas
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Speaker 2: being explored here to try to minimize the number of
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Speaker 2: Palestinian civilians who are not Hamas, who are not militants
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Speaker 2: who've lost their lives here.
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Speaker 3: The answer is yes. First of all, I wouldn't take
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Speaker 3: those numbers at face value. I think we have to
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Speaker 3: check them, and there are quite a few several thousand
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Speaker 3: Palestinian combatants there that is a Hamas terrorists that are
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Speaker 3: incorporated in those numbers. It's a very tough enemy, but
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Speaker 3: we can't let them have immunity. If we let them
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Speaker 3: have immunity, David, then Barbara barbarians win.
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Speaker 2: You have refused any temporary pause that doesn't include the
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Speaker 2: return of hostages. You mentioned that right here with me
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Speaker 2: again today. I'm curious what you would say to the
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Speaker 2: families of those hostages who believe that this mounting civilian
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Speaker 2: death toll in Gaza, now at ten thousand, is putting
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Speaker 2: their own loved ones, these hostages, at greater risk.
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Speaker 3: Well, we're taking that into consideration, believing there's no one
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Speaker 3: who wants to get our hostages back more than us.
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Speaker 3: I think that it's important to understand that there is
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Speaker 3: no way to defeat terrorists embedded in a civilian population
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Speaker 3: without going as targeted a way as you can against
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Speaker 3: the terrorists, but there will be Unfortunately, these civilian casualties
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Speaker 3: will do again and again I say it. We'll do
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Speaker 3: everything in our power to reduce that.
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Speaker 2: You spoke with President Biden just before you came on
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Speaker 2: the year here to talk with me. Does he agree
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Speaker 2: with you on this no pause unless hostages or is
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Speaker 2: this a disagreement with President Biden?
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Speaker 3: We agree on many things. I've known President Biden. I've
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Speaker 3: known Joe Biden for forty years. He's a great, great
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Speaker 3: supporter of Israel and he's a great friend. It's trying
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Speaker 3: times for both of us and for the people of
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Speaker 3: Israel and our friends. We understand that, but we have
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Speaker 3: to stand together, and I think we stand together.
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Speaker 2: But there is daylight here on this notion of a
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Speaker 2: humanitarian pause. You don't agree with the Biden administration on that.
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Speaker 3: We agree that we have to provide humanitarian assistance. We're
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Speaker 3: doing it with and coordinating it with our American friends
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Speaker 3: and with Biden. We'll do whatever we can. We don't
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Speaker 3: want to give Hamas the opportunity to endangerous soldiers. We
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Speaker 3: saw that until we started the ground action, there was
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Speaker 3: no pressure on them to release hostages. What we see
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Speaker 3: is the minute we started the ground action.
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Speaker 1: There is pressure, I know it. How many different ways
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Speaker 1: could ABC News and davem You're asked the same damn question?
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Speaker 1: How many different ways can they keep putting pressure on
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Speaker 1: Israel not Hamas to release the hostages. This is how
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Speaker 1: anti Israel the media is in this country and around
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Speaker 1: the world. They're the ones attacked on nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: This is their nine eleven attack. Is a better way
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Speaker 1: of saying it. And then the people are saying, wow,
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Speaker 1: you need to do this. Really, that's what I need
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Speaker 1: to do. Why do I need to do that? Tell
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Speaker 1: me why I need to do that. I'm going after
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Speaker 1: these chairs are holding them hostage or not releasing them.
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Speaker 1: They're killing them, raping them, torturing them. Don't you need
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Speaker 1: to get give a better chance here? Don't you need
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Speaker 1: to have a cease fire here?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 1: Why would I seez fire against terrasts at Butcher children.
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Speaker 3: We saw that until we started the ground action, there
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Speaker 3: was no pressure on them to release hostages. What we
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Speaker 3: see is the minute we started the ground action, there
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Speaker 3: is pressure.
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Speaker 2: I know Israel pride itself on its intelligence capabilities. We
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Speaker 2: now know the Hamas attack had been planned for months.
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Speaker 2: We saw the training videos. Of course, we saw the
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Speaker 2: thousands of mos Terrists swarming into Israel. How did your
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Speaker 2: government miss this?
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Speaker 3: It's a very good question because the first task of
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Speaker 3: government is to protect the people, and clearly we didn't
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Speaker 3: live up to that. We had a big, big setback.
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Speaker 2: As Prime Minister, Do you personally bear any responsibility here?
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Speaker 3: I've said that there were going to be very tough
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Speaker 3: questions that are going to be asked, and I'm going
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Speaker 3: to be among the first to answer them. We're not
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Speaker 3: going to invade that the responsibility of a government is
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Speaker 3: to protect the people. That responsibility wasn't met.
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Speaker 2: But you know what I'm asking here, because so many
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Speaker 2: Israeli officials, including the Defense minister, the military intelligence chief,
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Speaker 2: the military chief of staff, they've all taken some responsibility
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Speaker 2: for Israel being caught off guard. They didn't say we
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Speaker 2: have to wait for an investigation here. Do you believe
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Speaker 2: that you should take any responsibility?
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Speaker 3: Of course, that's not a question. It's going to be
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Speaker 3: resolved after the war. I think there'll be time to
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Speaker 3: allocate that.
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Speaker 2: President Biden has said that it would be a mistake
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Speaker 2: for Israel to occupy Gaza. Who should govern Gaza when
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Speaker 2: this is.
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Speaker 3: Over, those who don't want to continue the way of
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Speaker 3: Hamas it certainly is not.
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Speaker 1: I think Israel will, for.
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Speaker 3: An indefinite period, will have the overall security responsibility, because
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Speaker 3: we've seen what happens when we don't have it. When
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Speaker 3: we don't have that security responsibility, what we have is
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Speaker 3: the eruption of Hamas terror on a scale that we
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Speaker 3: couldn't imagine.
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Speaker 2: Do you have a warning to Iran to Isbola.
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Speaker 3: I think they've understood that if they enter the war
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Speaker 3: in a significant way, the response will be very, very powerful,
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Speaker 3: and I hope they don't make that mistake.
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Speaker 1: Isn't it amazing that all of the stuff that was
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Speaker 1: just thrown there at the end wasn't put at the
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Speaker 1: beginning of that interview, talking about the actual terrorists, talking
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Speaker 1: about state sponsors of terrorism, talking about Iran, talking about
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Speaker 1: how barbaric this was, talking about the planning of this
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Speaker 1: attack and how it was helped planned by Iran. Why
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Speaker 1: throw that at the end of the interview? I can
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Speaker 1: explain it because they don't want you to feel sorry
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Speaker 1: for Israel when you're watching this interview. The first part
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Speaker 1: of this interview was about having negative thoughts or to
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Speaker 1: make you feel like maybe Israel is being too brutal
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Speaker 1: in their response to this terror attack. That's what this is, folks,
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Speaker 1: That's why they're doing it this way. I understand that. Okay,
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Speaker 1: like really really really understand that what they're doing in
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Speaker 1: this interview is trying to put all of the pressure
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Speaker 1: on Israel. Every single bit of this is on Israel. Well, Israel,
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Speaker 1: why don't you do this, Israel? Why haven't you done this, Israel?
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Speaker 1: Why won't you do this? Israel? You should do this, Israel.
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Speaker 1: You need to do more, Israel. You need to change this, Israel.
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Speaker 1: You need to do you know, you need to pause.
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Speaker 1: None of it. None of it is on Hamas, none
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Speaker 1: of it's on Palestine. And then, finally, at the very end,
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Speaker 1: even in their question about this barbaric attack, they say
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Speaker 1: to Israel, how did you guys miss this somehow, implying
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Speaker 1: it's like their fault that this happened. How did you
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Speaker 1: miss this attack? The goal of people that attack is
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Speaker 1: to have a successful attack by making sure the other
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Speaker 1: size knows it didn't happen. Happened on nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: to us, It's happened all over the world with different
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Speaker 1: terarist attacks. We all know that, Okay, we all understand it,
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Speaker 1: right like we get it. We understand it. Sometimes intelligence
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Speaker 1: er to intelligence failures. We've had intelligent failures, for example
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Speaker 1: with Boston bombing, we had intelligence failures in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Speaker 1: We had intelligence failures recently in Iraq in Afghanistan. But
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Speaker 1: to imply that this was something that should have never happened,
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Speaker 1: and to imply that it should have never happened, and
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Speaker 1: somehow that the reason why it did happen, well, it's
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Speaker 1: kind of you guys fault, Like, how did you guys
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Speaker 1: miss this? This is a level of anti Semitism that
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Speaker 1: we should all be shocked by. This morning, by the way,
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Speaker 1: on MSNBC, and I'll just give you another example of
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Speaker 1: the anti Semitism, Joe Scarborough said this about Natnyahuu.
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Speaker 5: He moved forward as Israel's closest ally And how we
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Speaker 5: have other allies move forward with a man running Israel,
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Speaker 5: a man that not only the world community doesn't trust,
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Speaker 5: but far more importantly, the Israeli people don't trust. What
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Speaker 5: Benjamin Etna who said right there, I think an awful
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Speaker 5: lot of people would agree with. But the fact that
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Speaker 5: he is a messenger, and the fact that nobody believes
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Speaker 5: that he's not taking actions without trying to resurrect his
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Speaker 5: own political career almost negates the message itself.
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Speaker 1: You know, the message, the medium is the message, and in.
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Speaker 5: This case, nobody has any confidence in that Nyahoo.
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Speaker 4: Like It's true in China, you have the expression mandate
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Speaker 4: of heaven. That's what leaders need. Well, beaving that to
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Speaker 4: Yahu has lost the mandate of heaven. He's not trusted
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Speaker 4: or respected by a lot of the Israeli people. There's only, though,
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Speaker 4: two ways to remove him. One is in parliament he
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Speaker 4: could be replaced by some other figure or future elections.
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Speaker 4: Not going to have elections in the middle of this crisis,
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Speaker 4: So the only real thing is to see if the
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Speaker 4: Israelis decide.
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Speaker 1: To remove them.
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Speaker 4: But I don't think we can control Joe Is our
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Speaker 4: policy towards him, and where I would disagree at times
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Speaker 4: or suggest as the United States ought to become more forceful.
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Speaker 4: He's not a partner in many ways, and I think
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Speaker 4: so we're probably stuck with him for the foreseeable future.
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Speaker 6: But I don't think he can have a vedo on
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Speaker 6: everything that goes on. Well, we have to be more forceful,
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Speaker 6: and we have to be more forceful. If you talk
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Speaker 6: to and I, we have to be more forceful. Nobody
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Speaker 6: has any confidence in that.
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Speaker 1: And Yahoo, If that's not anti Semitic rhetoric at the
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Speaker 1: highest level, I don't know what is. But this is
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Speaker 1: your media right now, This is your media siding with Hamas.
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