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The Party’s Over as AOC Declares the Old Democrats Dead · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: We have got a lot to talk about and to
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Speaker 1: break down now of the catastrophe that happened in New
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Speaker 1: York City, with New York clearly forgetting to never forget
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Speaker 1: what happened to them on nine to eleven. What is
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Speaker 1: so shocking to me about what I have witnessed happening
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Speaker 1: in New York and the data we're now getting back
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Speaker 1: is two things. One that about thirty percent of Jewish
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Speaker 1: voters voted for a guy that advocates and supports Jihadis
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Speaker 1: who want to annihilate Israel from the river to the sea.
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Speaker 1: That to me is unbelievably shocking. What is also shocking
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Speaker 1: about the data that we're now getting on undtting is
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Speaker 1: who voted for him, and it's not who you would
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Speaker 1: think voted for him. And I'm going to explain that
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Speaker 1: in a second. But there's a bigger part of this.
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Speaker 1: It's a warning that I've been saying over and over again,
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Speaker 1: and I've been saying it on this show and on TV,
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Speaker 1: and I now one hundred percent believe that the facts
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Speaker 1: back up that I am completely right that the Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party is dead and the Democratic Party is now filled
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Speaker 1: with Marxists, with socialists and with communists who are actually
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Speaker 1: running the party. Because the Democratic Party did not police
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Speaker 1: their own they allowed the radicals to grow within their party.
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Speaker 1: The people that are full blown anti Semites, those that
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Speaker 1: backed terrorists and the organizations of terrorism. Literally, Mindani is
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Speaker 1: that candidate in a place that was hit by terrorists
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Speaker 1: that they promise and vowed to never forget. That is
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Speaker 1: completely changed. I also have warned on this show that
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Speaker 1: if you are filling up our big cities with people
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Speaker 1: from outside this country, it is the easiest way to
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Speaker 1: destroy America. We know what Democrats are done with legal
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Speaker 1: immigrants coming across our southern border. We know how they
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Speaker 1: wanted to allow them to vote in our elections and
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Speaker 1: treat them like their American citizens and give them our
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Speaker 1: tax tours. That has all been happening all over the country.
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Speaker 1: We know how they hate law enforcement and ice agents
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Speaker 1: and police officers. Well, Mandannie is a great example of
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Speaker 1: that hatred becoming leadership man. Donnie has made it clear
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Speaker 1: he can't stand the police. He wants to abolish send
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Speaker 1: me things they shouldn't exist, and he hates America the
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Speaker 1: way it is, and he wants to totally and fundamentally
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Speaker 1: change what America. Is I put all that together for
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Speaker 1: you to now give you. What AOC said after the
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Speaker 1: Mundani win, to back up the warnings that I've been
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Speaker 1: giving you for so long, And what she is saying
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Speaker 1: is what I've been saying. She's telling you the Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party is dead, that it is now being run by us.
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Speaker 1: What does US means? Communists, Socialists and Marxists who hate
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Speaker 1: this country and fundamentally want to change it. They want
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Speaker 1: to take from the rich, They want to take land, property, housing,
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Speaker 1: They want to tax you into oblivion, and they believe
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Speaker 1: that no one should be rich, of course, but them.
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Speaker 1: They want you to believe that if you were successful,
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Speaker 1: that you were evil and we should come after what
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Speaker 1: you've built, what you've grown, what you've done. That's another
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Speaker 1: part of this. So take a listen to AOC talking
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Speaker 1: about the victory of Mandanni and what she says it
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Speaker 1: means for the rest of the country.
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Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer did not endorse in this race. He did
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Speaker 2: not endorse Mamdani and wouldn't say how he voted. What's
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Speaker 2: your response to that, Well, what I think is so
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Speaker 2: impressive about what Zahran Mamdani accomplished tonight as well? As
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Speaker 2: the entire movement of New Yorkers that came out to
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Speaker 2: vote for him, is that he had to not just
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Speaker 2: defeat a Republican, he had to defeat a Republican and
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Speaker 2: the old guard of the Democratic Party. At the same time.
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Speaker 2: He was fighting a war on two fronts and not
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Speaker 2: just one. And he's still one resounded. And I think
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Speaker 2: the message that that sends is that the Democratic Party
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Speaker 2: cannot last much longer by denying the future, by trying
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Speaker 2: to undercut our young, by trying to undercut a next
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Speaker 2: generation of diverse and upcoming Democrats that have the parties,
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Speaker 2: the actual party, there are actual electorate and voters support.
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Speaker 1: There. It is, in her own words, telling you that
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Speaker 1: the old guard of the Democratic Party is dead and
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Speaker 1: that now the Democratic Party has been taken over by
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Speaker 1: the extreme left. How did this happen and how do
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Speaker 1: we get here? Well, some of it is because the media.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you a great example this week, if something
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Speaker 1: that happened that you may have seen in the news,
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Speaker 1: Congressman Mike Quigley put out a video and it said
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Speaker 1: this Ice isn't going after the worst of the world.
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Speaker 1: This morning, they took a preschool teacher without a warrant
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Speaker 1: in front of children in my district, and it showed
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Speaker 1: a daycare. Now there was a woman that they did
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Speaker 1: drag out of that daycare. This went viral. The media
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Speaker 1: went with the story. Many of them have not corrected
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Speaker 1: the story at all. They're letting the lie live online.
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Speaker 1: The Department of Homeland Security came out and said this
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Speaker 1: in a response to the congressman who was deliberately lying. Quote, Congressman,
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Speaker 1: you were deliberately misrepresenting the facts. ICE law enforcement did
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Speaker 1: not all caps targeted daycare and were only at this
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Speaker 1: location because the female illegal alien who they were trying
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Speaker 1: to arrest, who was running from law enforcement, fled inside
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Speaker 1: of the daycare. Now, at that point, that was clearly
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Speaker 1: a threat to the children. So the ICE agents ran
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Speaker 1: into a school in essence, because someone who was being
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Speaker 1: caught by law enforcement decided to run into a place
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Speaker 1: where children were. Would you want ICE agents to run there?
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Speaker 1: Would you say, oh no, no, let's not they went into
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Speaker 1: a school. Let's let that criminals stay in that school,
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Speaker 1: that daycare, because we wouldn't want to go in there
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Speaker 1: and then have people accuse us of going in and
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Speaker 1: arresting teachers. Now, this congressman knew this. The congressman knew
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Speaker 1: that this was not a teacher. They knew the story
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Speaker 1: was a lie. He didn't carry put it out there
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Speaker 1: because he wanted to dehumanize law and order. He wanted
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Speaker 1: to dehumanize ice agents. This is exactly the plan of
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Speaker 1: the left AOC, the George Soroses who are funding it,
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Speaker 1: and the mundanis dehumanize law and order, replace it with
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Speaker 1: their form of anarchy and structure of communism where they
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Speaker 1: have total power and control over the people, who they
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Speaker 1: are also making weaker every day, because that is exactly
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Speaker 1: what happens when you have communism. I also want to
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Speaker 1: just give you a historical perspective. Is I'm doing this
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Speaker 1: right now in Israel. One of the things that happened
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Speaker 1: last night at dinner and we were talking talking about
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Speaker 1: what happens in the Middle East and in Europe, and
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Speaker 1: there was a very interesting point that was made by
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Speaker 1: a Jewish man I was with it dinnery. He said,
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Speaker 1: you know what's interesting about history. If you just look
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Speaker 1: at history, Look at the Berlin Wall, Look at who
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Speaker 1: was running to which side. If you look at the
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Speaker 1: Berlin Wall when it fell, was it the communists running
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Speaker 1: to the side of freedom, or was it the people
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Speaker 1: that were living under freedom and had a life that
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Speaker 1: was something they were proud of running to communism. If
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Speaker 1: you know history, you know the answer to that. The
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Speaker 1: people that were running were fleeing communism and the oppression
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Speaker 1: of communism they had been under for decades when the
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Speaker 1: Berlin Wall fell. They were running to freedom. They were
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Speaker 1: not a bunch of people on the other side of
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Speaker 1: the wall that were living in a green and lush
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Speaker 1: life as it was described, and I think it's a
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Speaker 1: great way of putting it. Where they had stores, and
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Speaker 1: they had security, and they had freedom, and they had
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Speaker 1: all of the things that you get when you have
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Speaker 1: it completely the opposite of communism. They were not running
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Speaker 1: to go live where the communists were in charge or
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Speaker 1: had been in charge. You would think we would learn
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Speaker 1: from that. The other thing that's interesting about the data
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Speaker 1: is Mandani was elected by the richest of us, even
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Speaker 1: though those that worked hard, that had money in New
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Speaker 1: York said no to him. What I mean George Soros,
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Speaker 1: Alex Soros's son, putting out this tweet, so proud of
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Speaker 1: the new to be a New Yorker, The American dream continues,
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Speaker 1: Congrats Mayor Mundani with a picture of the two of them.
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Speaker 1: This is a man who bought an election and has
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Speaker 1: bought radical leftists and put them into power into America.
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Speaker 1: They fundamentally want to change America. But what did the
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Speaker 1: you understand what the takeaways are and the warnings for
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Speaker 1: the rest of the country. Number One, the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: is run by the elites. They're run by the radical
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Speaker 1: leftist billionaires and a great example of that is Soaurus
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Speaker 1: his family and they're picking the candidates now and they
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Speaker 1: will continue to pick the candidates. That's number one. Number two,
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party is dead. It is now a Democratic
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Speaker 1: party that is really filled with socialist, Marxist and kindness.
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Speaker 1: But Democrats, as we know that the old guard is dead.
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Speaker 1: I'm not the only one saying that now, AOC is
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Speaker 1: saying it. Mundani is saying it. What we also learned
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Speaker 1: in the exit data is that native New Yorkers actually
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Speaker 1: rejected Mundani, while those who have lived in the city
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Speaker 1: less than five years voted for Mandani in overwhelming numbers.
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Speaker 1: Let me let me just break that down so you
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Speaker 1: understand this. New Yorkers who were native, who lived there,
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Speaker 1: who've been there for a long time, they said, we
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Speaker 1: don't want this guy. Okay, we remember nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: We don't want a guy that avocate kids for infantata,
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Speaker 1: a guy who advocates for the Muslims to become violent
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Speaker 1: and to use violence to take over the world. Those
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Speaker 1: New Yorkers said no to Mandanni. Here's what's interesting. Those
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Speaker 1: who had lived in New York City for less than
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Speaker 1: five years voted for Mendanni in overwhelming numbers. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to give you the data. How long have you lived
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Speaker 1: in New York City less than five years? Okay, if
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Speaker 1: you've lived there less than five years, you voted for Mundani.
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Speaker 1: Eighty three percent of the vote went for Mundani. So
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Speaker 1: these immigrants, some of them may be illegal, we'll find
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Speaker 1: out at some point. But those who had transplanned the
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Speaker 1: last in the last five years in New York, they
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Speaker 1: want to own New York, and that means they want
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Speaker 1: to destroy what New York is now so they get
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Speaker 1: their own power. Eighty three percent, many of them immigrants,
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Speaker 1: not my words, Mundanni words, voted for Mundani for that reason.
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Speaker 1: Mandanni is what he is, simply put robin Hood. I'm
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Speaker 1: going to take from those that have been here. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna take from those that have been here for a
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Speaker 1: long time, and I'm going to control this city. That's
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Speaker 1: number one. Five to ten years. If you've lived in
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Speaker 1: New York for the last five to ten years, still
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Speaker 1: high number. Seventy six percent voted for Mundani. So your
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Speaker 1: ten years of last year in the city, you like
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Speaker 1: this guy. He's telling you he's going to take from
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Speaker 1: the rich. He's gonna take their home he's going to
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Speaker 1: raise their tax, is going to make them pay a
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Speaker 1: ton just to live in New York. That will either
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Speaker 1: run people off, which means you have a better chance
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Speaker 1: to buy real estate and to do things there. They're
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Speaker 1: basically excommunicating the lifers in New York. That is what
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Speaker 1: Mundani is doing now, especially now he's one, he can
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Speaker 1: actually start putting a lot of this into place. If
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Speaker 1: you lived in New York ten years, but we're not
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Speaker 1: born in New York City, twenty four voted for Mundani.
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Speaker 1: So it's very interesting. If you didn't grow up in
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Speaker 1: New York, if you weren't born there, but you've been
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Speaker 1: there for ten years or more, it was about it
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Speaker 1: was it was split fifty four percent. Now this goes
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Speaker 1: back to the Great Plan of Soros and Mundonnie's AFCs.
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Speaker 1: They want to replace what is made and made the
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Speaker 1: fibers of towns with immigrants who just say, we're going
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Speaker 1: to remake this place and you'll have nothing left. How
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Speaker 1: do we know this? Look at this stat if you
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Speaker 1: were born in New York City, only thirty four percent
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Speaker 1: of the people actually born in New York City. The
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Speaker 1: data is now showing us voted for Mundani. So Mandani
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Speaker 1: has been created out of those that are new Mundani
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Speaker 1: has been created by the richest in the Democratic Party,
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Speaker 1: the Sorouses, to then attack the rich of New York
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Speaker 1: which is very weird except for them, because he's obviously
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Speaker 1: not going to attack Soros and we're gonna get rid
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Speaker 1: of them. That is shocking. But it's exactly what I
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Speaker 1: had warned you was going to happen. Okay, it is
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Speaker 1: exactly what I said was going to happen. I gotta
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Speaker 1: tell you, this is what the Democratic Party wants. If
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Speaker 1: you're going to put socialism into reality, you've got to
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Speaker 1: get rid of the people that will stand up against you.
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Speaker 1: That is those that have lived there the longest. That is,
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Speaker 1: those that don't want their cities to change in a
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Speaker 1: negative way. That is those in New York City, for example,
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Speaker 1: that were born there. You are if you are a
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Speaker 1: lifer in one of these cities, they want to take over.
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Speaker 1: You are their enemy. They want you out, they want
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Speaker 1: you to move away, they want you to have no voice,
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Speaker 1: they want you to be silenced. And the polling data
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Speaker 1: is showing us that overwhelmingly. So I'll go to another
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Speaker 1: example here in New York and this is also a
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Speaker 1: very interesting thing on education. The non degreed tried valiantly
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Speaker 1: to save the city from the degree holding hoarde of
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Speaker 1: New York. So, if you're hardworking New Yorker, you didn't
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Speaker 1: go to college, you didn't vote for this guy, which
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Speaker 1: is actually the opposite of what many thought was going
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Speaker 1: to happen. I would be one of them. Why is
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Speaker 1: it that the elitists that are educated voted for him
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Speaker 1: in overwhelming numbers. Well, we now know it's because they've
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Speaker 1: been indoctrinated to hate America. They've been indoctionned to believe
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Speaker 1: that somehow communism, which has worked nowhere, would work in
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Speaker 1: places like New York City. There weren't enough of the,
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Speaker 1: by the way, hard working Americans to overpower those that
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Speaker 1: had degrees. I'll go through the data, Mandani. If you
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Speaker 1: were a voter with no high school degree, only forty
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Speaker 1: percent voted for Mundanni the winner. Okay, that that means
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Speaker 1: that sixty percent voted against him. High school graduate thirty
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Speaker 1: nine percent, so still well into the minority voted for him.
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Speaker 1: The majority voted against him. Some college forty percent voted
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Speaker 1: for Mandanni. Still under again, still under fifty, well under
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Speaker 1: fifty percent. Normally, you would think, well, if you're poor
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Speaker 1: and you're the Robinhood going to go for the rich,
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Speaker 1: you would want Mundani. Right. But these many of these
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Speaker 1: immigrants and people that have moved to New York recently
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Speaker 1: who want the American dream Left communism, they don't want
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Speaker 1: it in New York City. Now listen to the elite
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Speaker 1: that had been their minds have been cooked by the
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Speaker 1: radical left in high schools, junior highs, and colleges, and
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Speaker 1: to hate America and to believe that America is somehow evil.
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Speaker 1: If you had an associate's degree, that number jumps to
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Speaker 1: forty five percent voted for Mundani. If you had a
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Speaker 1: bachelor degree, okay, many of you listen, have a bachelor's degree,
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Speaker 1: the number skyrockets to fifty seven percent voted for Mendonni. So,
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Speaker 1: in theory, the smartest in New York City voted overwhelmingly
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Speaker 1: in favor of Mendanni. Fifty seven percent with bachelor's degree.
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Speaker 1: If you had an advanced degree, we're talking about doctor Willier,
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Speaker 1: things like that, a master's fifty seven percent of those
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Speaker 1: voted for Mendonni. What is the takeaway here? It's not
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Speaker 1: the working hard class Americans that are wont in communism.
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Speaker 1: It's these radical, rich, entitled individuals who've been indoctrinated at Harvard,
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Speaker 1: Yale and Princeton and the other universities as they've expanded
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Speaker 1: to believe that somehow America is evil and that everything
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Speaker 1: should be free for everyone and we should just straight
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Speaker 1: up try socialism. Mandanni also said this on election night, quote,
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Speaker 1: we will prove that the there is no problem too
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Speaker 1: large for government to solve and no concern too small
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Speaker 1: for it to care about. That is socialism. Hand over
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Speaker 1: your life to our government and we will be your father.
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Speaker 1: The government is a solution to every problem. Not you,
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Speaker 1: not the private sector, not a church, not nonprofits, not family,
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Speaker 1: not community. No, no, no, no no. Mundanni an election
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Speaker 1: night says we will prove, so we're going to put
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Speaker 1: this into action, that there's no problem to arts for
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Speaker 1: government to solve and no concern too small for it
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Speaker 1: to care about. Mandanni also promised this that we are
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Speaker 1: going to tax and this goes back to racial warfare,
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Speaker 1: white neighborhoods at a higher rate. Did you hear me?
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Speaker 1: Zohan Mandani for New York City has now said that
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Speaker 1: if you are white in a white neighborhood. We are
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Speaker 1: coming after you. We are going to humanize whites. We're
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Speaker 1: going to tell you that they're public enemy number one,
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Speaker 1: and we're going to get them to move out. How
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Speaker 1: do you get them to move out by taxing them
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Speaker 1: at a higher rate, basically because of the color of
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Speaker 1: their skin. Now, if all of the whites leave New
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Speaker 1: York City, which is what he's advocating for, by the way,
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Speaker 1: they be a lot of Jewish people, Okay, this is
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Speaker 1: part of the radical left agenda, then we take over
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Speaker 1: their neighborhoods, we take over their homes, we take over
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Speaker 1: their jobs, and we excommunicate them. Do you understand what
20:31
Speaker 1: racism looks like in the hands of a Muslim radical
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Speaker 1: who believes that all Jews should be exterminated from the
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Speaker 1: river to the sea, who believes in Muslims using violence
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Speaker 1: to kill. And now he's saying, I'm going to go
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Speaker 1: after white neighborhoods and tax them at a higher rate.
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Speaker 1: I want to just take a moment to give you
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Speaker 1: a recap of what I have witnessed in the last
20:54
Speaker 1: twenty four hours as I have been in Israel, and
20:57
Speaker 1: I can tell you that not only is Israel an
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Speaker 1: incredible nation, but I would encourage all of you to
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Speaker 1: do a pilgrimage and to witness what life is like
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Speaker 1: in Israel. I was blessed to be able to do
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Speaker 1: some incredibly hard things over the last twenty four hours,
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Speaker 1: and this is not normally what this show sounds like.
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Speaker 1: But I'm so thankful that I have the opportunity to
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Speaker 1: be for many of you your eyes here on the ground.
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Speaker 1: I've been able to travel to the north, to the
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Speaker 1: border with Syria and Lebanon. I've been able to see
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Speaker 1: where Hesba Lah attacks from. I've been able to tour
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Speaker 1: the wreckage in the neighborhoods that were hit. I've been
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Speaker 1: able to sit with the victims and tell their stories
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Speaker 1: to you. I also have gone to the complete opposite
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Speaker 1: side to the west. I've been able to go and
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Speaker 1: see the kibbutz that were attacked, where families were slaughtered into,
21:51
Speaker 1: including seeing the home where those nine month old little
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Speaker 1: children that were taken and killed by Hamas happened. I
22:00
Speaker 1: was able to meet with the victims and go to
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Speaker 1: the side of the horrific attacks. At the music festival
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Speaker 1: where friends gathered just to dance and they were brutally
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Speaker 1: murdered and taken hostage and raped by the radicals of Hamas.
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Speaker 1: I went to the playgrounds where children were bombed, met
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Speaker 1: with the families where children were killed playing soccer, and
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Speaker 1: also met on the military base that was overrun at
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Speaker 1: the border with the West Bank, where girls were raped
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Speaker 1: and then shot and executed who served in the Israeli army.
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Speaker 1: What I have witnessed is pure evil. What I have
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Speaker 1: walked through in the homes is pure evil. They came
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Speaker 1: from a group of terrorists who are soulless and their
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Speaker 1: only objective was to kill Jews. I want to start
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Speaker 1: by going to the tour of the kibbutz because it
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Speaker 1: was the hardest place I think I've ever been, the
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Speaker 1: hardest thing I've ever witnessed. To go into what is
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Speaker 1: a neighborhood that would remind you of your neighborhood or
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Speaker 1: the neighborhood where you grew up as a kid. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it was a genuine community, a community of families, by
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Speaker 1: the way, many of them that were related to one another,
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Speaker 1: where grandparents would live in one home, where grandkids and
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Speaker 1: their and their children live in another home, where aunts
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Speaker 1: and uncles may be down the street where cousins played.
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Speaker 1: I mean when I'm talking about community, I'm talking about
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Speaker 1: a tight knit community where they worked together. And as
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Speaker 1: I met with the victims who were there, who toured
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Speaker 1: and showed me their homes, told me how they survived
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Speaker 1: and how their family members, many of them were killed.
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Speaker 1: There was one constant theme, and that was a theme
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Speaker 1: that these people came and they didn't care who they killed.
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Speaker 1: They just wanted to say I killed a Jew. I
23:44
Speaker 1: sat in front of the house where those nine month
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Speaker 1: old children were taken. You may have seen that video
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Speaker 1: that went viral of a mother clinging to these two children,
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Speaker 1: these two newborns, young children, one of them I mean
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Speaker 1: nine months old, and hearing the story of how they
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Speaker 1: were taken and how the father was taken as well.
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Speaker 1: He came out to fight. He actually talked to his
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Speaker 1: wife and he said, are we fighting or are we
24:07
Speaker 1: going to give up? And she said, we fight. In
24:09
Speaker 1: other words, we're going to try to survive by not fighting.
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Speaker 1: Are we going to try to survive by fighting? And
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Speaker 1: he went out of the house and he had a
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Speaker 1: handgun which was no match for the literally, at one point,
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Speaker 1: hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of fighters that came across
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Speaker 1: the border from Gaza and he was taken by the
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Speaker 1: Terrace and many others were slaughtered there. Many of the
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Speaker 1: children were shot and killed, and the families were shot
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Speaker 1: and killed in front of the door. They're safe, their
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Speaker 1: bomb shelter, their safe room in their homes. One of
24:42
Speaker 1: the things that was interesting about these safe rooms, and
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Speaker 1: every house had a safe room because you're so close
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Speaker 1: to the border and there's so many bombings that happened,
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Speaker 1: is that most of the people did not have a
24:52
Speaker 1: lock on the inside of their safe room, which for
24:55
Speaker 1: many of them became death rooms. And you may say
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Speaker 1: to yourself, why would you not have a lock on
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Speaker 1: your safe room, And it was the question that I asked.
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Speaker 1: He said, because these rooms were designed to keep us
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Speaker 1: safe from bombs that were exploding in shrapnel, and you
25:07
Speaker 1: didn't lock them on purpose because if your home did
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Speaker 1: get hit, then then others would need to come in
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Speaker 1: and drag you out, hopefully to safety, to try to
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Speaker 1: save your life. The room was only created to help
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Speaker 1: protect you from a bomb that came in constantly from
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Speaker 1: the Terrace organization. Hamas is backed by Iran, and so
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Speaker 1: the majority of people in these kibbutz did not have
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Speaker 1: a simple latch to keep that door shut. One of
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Speaker 1: the men that was one of the survivors was shut
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Speaker 1: and he was saving his family's life, and he was
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Speaker 1: sitting beside the door having to hold the door shut.
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Speaker 1: Is on the other side the door, the terrorists are
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Speaker 1: trying to kill him. There were many family members that
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Speaker 1: were killed that were holding the door shut from the
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Speaker 1: terraces on the other side. And eventually they just used
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Speaker 1: their machine guns to just put constant bullets through the
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Speaker 1: door and they would kill the family that was protecting
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Speaker 1: the children, and then in many scenarios they would just
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Speaker 1: set the house on fire and burn the children alive.
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Speaker 1: I want you to think about what I just said.
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Speaker 1: Imagine your neighborhood, every house being invaded systematically, door to door.
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Speaker 1: You're either drug out to the street and killed, you
26:14
Speaker 1: try to fight back against hundreds of invaders, which you're
26:18
Speaker 1: not going to win, or you're burned alive and your
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Speaker 1: children are burned alive, or you're taken hostage. That is
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Speaker 1: all because they were Jewish walking through this kibbutz. Looking
26:28
Speaker 1: at the pictures that were put at the front of
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Speaker 1: each house of who lived in that house. It was
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Speaker 1: heartbreak seeing how the place had been in essence left
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Speaker 1: exactly how it was on that day, Seeing the bicycles
26:41
Speaker 1: leaning up against the homes, seeing the tricycles that were
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Speaker 1: pushed over outside the front door where you would leave
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Speaker 1: most outside toys, Seeing the basketball goals and the basketballs
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Speaker 1: that had not moved since the day these people were slaughtered.
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Speaker 1: And going into the homes and seeing where these people
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Speaker 1: took their last breast, where they lost their lives, and
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Speaker 1: knowing what they must have felt, looking at the bullet
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Speaker 1: holes coming through the doors of their safe rooms that
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Speaker 1: were supposed to keep them safe from bombs, and the
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Speaker 1: kibbutz that I went into. The worst part about it
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Speaker 1: was that nobody came to save them from the military.
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Speaker 1: That the one kibbutz where the military didn't show up.
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Speaker 1: Now you may ask yourself why it was a question
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Speaker 1: I did, like, how is that even possible? And what
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Speaker 1: I found out from going to a military base that
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Speaker 1: was also overrun and the girls there went to their
27:28
Speaker 1: safe room that was six in the morning. There was
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Speaker 1: thirty to forty girls who were serving in their military,
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Speaker 1: and only four of them were armed because they were
27:37
Speaker 1: woken up by the attack and they were overrun by
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Speaker 1: Terrists on their base. They didn't have time to get
27:44
Speaker 1: into their uniforms or even grab their guns, so there
27:47
Speaker 1: was only four of them that were armed, and they
27:49
Speaker 1: were huddled down and they were hiding, trying to save
27:52
Speaker 1: their lives on their own military base. So they could
27:55
Speaker 1: have never imagined was going to happen. And many of
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Speaker 1: their commanders had already been killed outside and defend the base.
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Speaker 1: They were being overrun. And so what I learned was
28:02
Speaker 1: is the majority of people that were higher up in
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Speaker 1: the military in Israel were killed in the first hour
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Speaker 1: of the attack, and so then chaos erupted because no
28:12
Speaker 1: one was giving orders anymore because everyone that had the
28:15
Speaker 1: ability to give orders had died. Now, something that's interesting
28:17
Speaker 1: about Israel is a little bit different than our military
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Speaker 1: is the commanders are always the highest rank at the front,
28:24
Speaker 1: leading the charge. They do not stay back to give orders,
28:28
Speaker 1: and so the entire seniority of the military and Israel
28:33
Speaker 1: was just decimated during this attack. So some of the
28:38
Speaker 1: military that was trying to respond to this cabolts took
28:41
Speaker 1: fire before they could even get close to it. From
28:44
Speaker 1: another conflict in other warriors that invaded the country. It
28:48
Speaker 1: wasn't that they didn't try to come as because they
28:50
Speaker 1: literally couldn't because they were then under attack and engage
28:52
Speaker 1: the tariffs, and many of them were dying as well.
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Speaker 1: But what I witnessed on the military base was so
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Speaker 1: horrific because they military command center where the girls were
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Speaker 1: inside trying to get help and talking and explained that
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Speaker 1: they were under attack, and then the base had been infiltrated.
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Speaker 1: The people they were talking to had already been killed
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Speaker 1: outside of the base, and what the terrorists did is
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Speaker 1: they burned them alive. One of the young girls that
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Speaker 1: did survive the attack talk to me about her two
29:17
Speaker 1: friends that were found clinging to one another as they
29:19
Speaker 1: burned alive in the military command center. She also told
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Speaker 1: the story of how when the terrorists found the young soldiers,
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Speaker 1: there were eighteen years old girls in the shelter. They
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Speaker 1: started to grin and started to chant a la Akbar
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Speaker 1: Alla akbar because they knew that they had found them
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Speaker 1: and then they could massacre them. They then turned their
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Speaker 1: guns on these girls all in the shelter and just
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Speaker 1: started executing them. The four girls that had guns shot back.
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Speaker 1: They then retreated a little bit and then started to
29:48
Speaker 1: throw in hand grenades to blow them up. The majority
29:50
Speaker 1: of these girls were in their pajamas. Why were they
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Speaker 1: being killed because of one reason? They were Jewish? They
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Speaker 1: were Jewish. They then went room to room on the base,
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Speaker 1: and they separate the bases with women bases and men
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Speaker 1: based in the military, and women serve in the military.
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Speaker 1: Everybody in Israel that's a citizen in essence serves two
30:08
Speaker 1: years in the military. It's truly incredible. And they would
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Speaker 1: find girls and they would take them out. They would
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Speaker 1: then rape them. The other girls that were hiding could
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Speaker 1: hear the rapes happening, and then they would hear the gunshots.
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Speaker 1: After they'd raped the girl. They would then shoot the
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Speaker 1: girls and kill them and leave them outside of their
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Speaker 1: rooms dead. And this happened for hours. It's no different
30:27
Speaker 1: than what happened at the festival where I also went
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Speaker 1: and met with a survivor, a man, a young boy
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Speaker 1: and his upper teens who went with ten of his
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Speaker 1: friends and only I think he said three of them survived.
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Speaker 1: Why were they killed going to a music festival because
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Speaker 1: they were Jewish? They were killed by Hamas because Hamas
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Speaker 1: wants to kill and exterminate every Jew from the river
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Speaker 1: to the sea. They were in the middle of basically nowhere,
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Speaker 1: at this music festival, a beautiful area with trees. They
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Speaker 1: were there to dance and celebrate with their friends. They
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Speaker 1: were at a music festival to love one another and
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Speaker 1: to enjoy a great day of music. And he said
31:05
Speaker 1: that when the red alert went off, which if you're
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Speaker 1: Israeli you have on your phone, they thought it was
31:10
Speaker 1: just going to be bombs that happened. Many people went
31:13
Speaker 1: to run to safety, to some of the bomb shelters,
31:16
Speaker 1: and that ended up being where they were slaughtered, because
31:19
Speaker 1: as soon as the terrace got there, they would just
31:21
Speaker 1: go in and they would open the door and they
31:23
Speaker 1: would throw a grenade or they would just slaughter them.
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Speaker 1: There was also nowhere to really hide. I want you
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Speaker 1: to understand this. The trees at the festival are very skinny.
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Speaker 1: They remind me of like a small branch tree in America.
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Speaker 1: There's not a big trunk like oaks or larger trees.
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Speaker 1: These are like crape myrtles, is the best way I
31:44
Speaker 1: can describe it. There's no protection there, and you have
31:48
Speaker 1: people that are paratrooping in. You have people arriving in cars.
31:51
Speaker 1: You have people arriving on motorcycles and they're just mowing
31:54
Speaker 1: you down. You look at the hundreds and hundreds of
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Speaker 1: pictures and I put some of this on social media.
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Speaker 1: They were slaughtered. They're almost all young. They were all
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Speaker 1: there with their friends, and there was nowhere to hide.
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Speaker 1: There was the famous bar that was there where you
32:08
Speaker 1: could go and buy a drink at like any music festival.
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Speaker 1: You know what they look like. They're kind of square.
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Speaker 1: They got a little fence. You go in, you get
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Speaker 1: something to drink, you go back to the concert. It
32:16
Speaker 1: was the prime place where people would think to go
32:19
Speaker 1: for shelter. And when the Jihadis got there, when Hamask
32:22
Speaker 1: got there, they looked at the people hiding holding each
32:25
Speaker 1: other and they just mowed them down for sport while
32:28
Speaker 1: they were chanting and smiling because they knew they were
32:31
Speaker 1: going to get to kill so many Jews and the
32:33
Speaker 1: plan worked. I am going to have more to say
32:36
Speaker 1: on this in the future, but what I can tell
32:38
Speaker 1: you is this is evil at a level that I
32:42
Speaker 1: the only way I can describe it is satanic. I
32:45
Speaker 1: am so sad for the people that lost their lives.
32:48
Speaker 1: I now know their faces. I now know their stories.
32:51
Speaker 1: I hope to continue to tell them to you. But
32:53
Speaker 1: whether it's the kids that were killed playing soccer, whether
32:55
Speaker 1: it's the kids going to a music festival, whether it's
32:58
Speaker 1: the nine month the old child who was taken hostage
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Speaker 1: for propaganda from Hamas from and the mother who the
33:04
Speaker 1: mother and the two small children who couldn't defend themselves
33:07
Speaker 1: were killed, whether it was the older men that were
33:09
Speaker 1: in their eighties and nineties that couldn't even get out
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Speaker 1: of their houses, that were burned alive for sport, or
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Speaker 1: the girls on the bases that were burned alive for
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Speaker 1: sport on the military base, or were raped in front
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Speaker 1: of their friends and then shot four times in the back.
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Speaker 1: What I can tell you is the entire country of
33:24
Speaker 1: Israel is the enemy of the state, and these attacks
33:28
Speaker 1: came from Gaza. How would you live next to people
33:31
Speaker 1: that plan and do this and celebrate this. Remember, they
33:35
Speaker 1: were calling home. We have the tech, We have the
33:37
Speaker 1: audio and the text messages of them calling them, going dad, mom,
33:40
Speaker 1: telling their parents I killed a Jew. I killed a Jew,
33:43
Speaker 1: and the dad and the parents are telling the child
33:45
Speaker 1: how proud they are they just went to kill a
33:47
Speaker 1: random Jew. This is my generation's Holocaust and it's being whitewashed.
33:53
Speaker 1: And the scary part is the rise of anti Semitism
33:55
Speaker 1: in the US has skyrocketed as well. Israel is our
33:59
Speaker 1: ally for a reason. We can debate if they get
34:01
Speaker 1: it all right. And by the way, the police officers
34:04
Speaker 1: that I met with who were over on, who are
34:05
Speaker 1: also killed, who told their stories, said that Israel doesn't
34:08
Speaker 1: always get it right. In fact, they have lots of
34:10
Speaker 1: criticism of their government for how wrong they got it
34:13
Speaker 1: on the October seventh surprise and how there was major
34:16
Speaker 1: failures in their government to not know this was going
34:20
Speaker 1: to happen. But I have met so many brave men
34:22
Speaker 1: and women citizens who put on a uniform and have
34:25
Speaker 1: fought to defend their country for the last two years
34:28
Speaker 1: and live in a constant state of alertness, where sirens
34:32
Speaker 1: going off and bombs going off as normal. And to
34:34
Speaker 1: see what they live, how they live is truly remarkable
34:39
Speaker 1: because they want to be safe as Jews, and this
34:41
Speaker 1: the only place the Middle East where they feel like
34:43
Speaker 1: they can be safe. God bless them. I'll keep their
34:46
Speaker 1: stories alive. I'll tell you more stories moving forward. We'll
34:50
Speaker 1: get back to the biggest stories coming out of the
34:52
Speaker 1: White House and politics in America. But this was important
34:55
Speaker 1: for me to take a moment and just tell you
34:56
Speaker 1: what I saw. Don't forget. Share this podcast wherever you
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