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WH Demands Israel No Longer Kill Terrorists who want to Kill every Jew in Israel! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: So the White House says, a new idea for you,
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Speaker 1: if you're a terrorist, we got to figure out different
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Speaker 1: ways to actually deal with you than what we would
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Speaker 1: normally do with terrorists, which is to go find them,
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Speaker 1: hunt them down, and kill them. Now that doesn't matter
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Speaker 1: what you've done as a terrorist. There has got to
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Speaker 1: be this is the new woke ideology of the left,
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Speaker 1: a quote alternative way to deal with terrorists. The White
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Speaker 1: House saying this today White House Press, there is Jean
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Speaker 1: Pierre coming out saying there's a new time from America's
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Speaker 1: foreign policy and diplomacy, and that is we've got to
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Speaker 1: figure out alternative ways to deal with Hamas and the
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Speaker 1: terrorists organization in Gaza.
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Speaker 2: We believe there has to be alternative ways to deal
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Speaker 2: with a moss in Gaza as we're specifically in Rafa.
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Speaker 2: A military operation we believe is not the way to
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Speaker 2: move forward. There is a active conversations happening with the
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Speaker 2: Israeli government and obviously our government, and I think that's important.
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Speaker 1: I mean this sincerely, like, what the hell are you
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Speaker 1: talking about? These people are insane? What is an alternative
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Speaker 1: way to deal with terrorists? People that are willing to
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Speaker 1: die for their cause, and they're saying there has to
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Speaker 1: be an alternative way to deal with hamas and guys.
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Speaker 3: All right, I'm going to play the game, all right.
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Speaker 1: And this is what I wish the press would have
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Speaker 1: asked Jean Pierre at the White House about our new
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Speaker 1: foreign policy, which is we don't take out terrorists, we
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Speaker 1: find alternative ways to deal with them. So do we
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Speaker 1: give them virgins now before they die? Is that like
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Speaker 1: an alternative plan? Like, Hey, we're going to round up
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Speaker 1: sixty virgins and we're going to kidnap them and then
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Speaker 1: we're going to hand them to you, so you guys
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Speaker 1: can have virgins now, so you don't have to kill people, so.
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Speaker 3: You then get your virgins.
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Speaker 1: Is that an alternative method of dealing with terrorists? I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's a serious idea. Maybe we should try that out
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Speaker 1: for a few months now. Who cares about the sixty women, right,
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Speaker 1: those sixty virgins that we just handed over to jihadis
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Speaker 1: because at least we tried an alternative. Maybe that's not
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Speaker 1: what motivates them as.
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Speaker 3: The virgins, So what else could there be?
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Speaker 1: Or do we just start giving them away houses, nice houses?
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Speaker 1: Maybe they want really nice luxury cars. What if a
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Speaker 1: jihadis what if a terrorista and Gaza says, hey, I'm
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Speaker 1: willing to not be a fundamentalist and die and butcher
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Speaker 1: people and and rate people and cut off the heads
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Speaker 1: and stab babies until they bleed out in their cribs,
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Speaker 1: which is what they did in Gaza, right is what
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Speaker 1: they did. I should say in Israel coming in from Gaza,
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Speaker 1: you know, is maybe we just have to bribe them
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Speaker 1: with Ferraris and Lamborghinis. They maybe they want a really
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Speaker 1: nice car. Maybe we got to buy a two and
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Speaker 1: a half million dollar Bugatti to give them. Is that
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Speaker 1: an alternative way of dealing with with with Hamas and Gaza?
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Speaker 1: They say, there's an active conversation quote happening with the
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Speaker 1: Israeli government. I want you to imagine, by the way,
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Speaker 1: being the Israeli government right now, you didn't ask for
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Speaker 1: what happened to you at the end of last year.
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Speaker 1: You didn't ask to have be attacked by these butchers.
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Speaker 1: They come in from the air, they come in on land,
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Speaker 1: they come in on motorcycles, and they cheer and celebrate
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Speaker 1: the mowing down of innocent men, women, children, parents, grandparents
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Speaker 1: and great grandparents, the elderly in their nineties. They then
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Speaker 1: take people hostage, they then kill people. They then just
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Speaker 1: take people for sport, just to rape them. I mean
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Speaker 1: the lists of atrocities that were committed by Hamas going
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Speaker 1: after Israel. It was absolutely there nine eleven. And what
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Speaker 1: is America's response out, Well, there's got to be alternative
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Speaker 1: ways of dealing with it. Can you imagine if this
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Speaker 1: is what the Democrats said after nine to eleven in
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Speaker 1: this country.
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Speaker 3: I'm really serious. Hey, we're not.
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Speaker 1: Gonna go after you in Afghanistan. We're not gonna hunt
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Speaker 1: down al Qaeda, Nonna. We're gonna find alternative ways of
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Speaker 1: handling this.
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Speaker 1: Now, all right, let's go back to nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: and what we were talking about here. Imagine if the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party came out and said in an official statement
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Speaker 1: from the White House, if they were in charge of
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Speaker 1: the White House. Can you imagine if Bill Clinton would
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Speaker 1: have come out or or Barack Obama would have come
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Speaker 1: out and said, we have to find there has to
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Speaker 1: be an alternative ways to deal with terris in Gaza,
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Speaker 1: that we must come up with something different to deal
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Speaker 1: with them, and that means not attacking them, that means
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Speaker 1: not taking them out, because they've made.
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Speaker 3: It clear what their initiative is.
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Speaker 1: Their initiative is to kill innocent men, women and children
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Speaker 1: solely because they are Jewish. And now they're saying, well,
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Speaker 1: you've got to have a different way of looking at this.
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Speaker 1: You've got to have a different way of dealing with them,
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Speaker 1: and we are demanding that Israel stopped defending itself and
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Speaker 1: stop taking out these terrists, and there's going to be
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Speaker 1: an alternative way.
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Speaker 2: We believe that has to be alternative ways to deal
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Speaker 2: with hamas in Gaza, as we're specifically in Rafa. A
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Speaker 2: military operation we believe is not the way to move forward.
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Speaker 2: There is a active conversations happening with the Israeli government
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Speaker 2: and obviously our government, and I think that's important.
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Speaker 1: There has to be specifically different ways to deal with them,
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Speaker 1: excluding military operations. So you're talking about a terrorist organization
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Speaker 1: that is radicalized, that is backed by Iran, that is
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Speaker 1: willing to kill anyone at any age to get their way.
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Speaker 1: They want to exterminate the Jews, and they want to
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Speaker 1: clean out Israel and make it no longer exist. From
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Speaker 1: the river to the sea, that's what they said, from
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Speaker 1: the river to the sea, right, that's their line, meaning
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Speaker 1: exterminate the Jews.
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Speaker 3: And you just.
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Speaker 1: Had a real moment there, a moment where you had
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Speaker 1: the White House say military options need to be taken
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Speaker 1: off the table. Military options are no longer acceptable behavior
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Speaker 1: by Israel. Number one, Who the hell are they to
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Speaker 1: tell Israel they can't have military operations anymore against these terrorists?
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Speaker 3: What world are they living in?
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Speaker 1: Number two? This scares the hell out of me. And
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Speaker 1: I mean this when I say this, This scares the
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Speaker 1: hell out of me for America's foreign policy. If this
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Speaker 1: is our new foreign policy, if terrorists heaven forbid hit
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Speaker 1: us in America, we know that there's record number of
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Speaker 1: bad actors coming across our southern borders right now. We
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Speaker 1: know that there are people on the terroists watch list
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Speaker 1: that are coming across in record numbers.
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Speaker 3: We know that more people.
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Speaker 1: Came across in one month and came across the entire
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Speaker 1: four years under Donald Trump's leadership that were on the
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Speaker 1: terrorists watch list at the southern border.
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Speaker 3: Like, this is a problem.
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Speaker 1: And so when you look at all of those things
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Speaker 1: and you put it all together, if they haven't forbid
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Speaker 1: hit us, there is the first response, and this White
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Speaker 1: House is going to be there must be an alternative
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Speaker 1: to alternative to military action to go after IS's al
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Speaker 1: Kada or Hamas or Hezbola if they hit us in America?
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Speaker 3: Is that what our new thing is, is that what
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Speaker 3: we're going to.
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Speaker 1: Do, because that is the policy they're now demanding that
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Speaker 1: our ally Israel have when dealing with a terrorist organization
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Speaker 1: that just butchered them. Now, let me explain why the
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Speaker 1: White House is talking this way about Israel or ally.
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Speaker 1: It's because everybody is now uniting in our government against Israel.
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Speaker 1: And I'm talking when I say our government, I'm talking
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Speaker 1: about the Biden administration. When the White House Press Secretary
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Speaker 1: comes out and says there has to be on alternative
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Speaker 1: ways to deal with Hamas, you know that they're turning
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Speaker 1: on Israel full speed ahead. There's also accidents that happen
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Speaker 1: in war. I hate it it happens. There are things,
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Speaker 1: for example, called friendly fire. I witnessed that firsthand when
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Speaker 1: I was a young kid, shocked by the news that
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Speaker 1: there was friendly fire that killed American troops in the
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Speaker 1: Gulf War. There are accidents that happened. There was an
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Speaker 1: accident that happened at the hands of Israel. There was
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Speaker 1: a deadly IDF strike that killed WCK workers in Gaza.
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Speaker 1: This was a terrible tragedy. There were several people that
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Speaker 1: were killed. But the White House has seized this moment
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Speaker 1: to now turn the tables on Israel. White House John
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Speaker 1: Kirby saying this again as he's now attacking Israel and
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Speaker 1: defending the terrorists.
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Speaker 4: Now, if I could, just as Green noted, just turn
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Speaker 4: briefly two events in the Middle East. We were outraged
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Speaker 4: to learn of an IDF strike that killed a number
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Speaker 4: of civilian humanitarian workers yesterday from the World Central Kitchen.
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Speaker 1: By the way, did they use the word outraged in
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Speaker 1: the minutes and the hours right after the horrific attack
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Speaker 1: on the Israeli people, or do the Democrat come out
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Speaker 1: and say we needed Israel to calm down and to
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Speaker 1: show caution before responding. Did they come out and say outrage,
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Speaker 1: because this is right after this happened in the White
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Speaker 1: House saying we want to make it clear that we
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Speaker 1: are outraged after the deadly IDF strike that killed these
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Speaker 1: WCK workers in Gaza. Now it was an accident. Israel
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Speaker 1: has said it was an accident. Obviously it was unintentional
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Speaker 1: that they were killed. But regardless, the White House now
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Speaker 1: is saying, let's go slap around our ally publicly using
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Speaker 1: big words like outrage, not outrage in hamas not outrage.
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Speaker 1: They're still holding Americans hostage. No, no outrage at Israel
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Speaker 1: for what they've already admitted is an accident. There is
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Speaker 1: something truly called fog of war. It happens. Keep listening, which.
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Speaker 4: Has been relentless and working to get food to those
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Speaker 4: who are hungry in Gaza and quite frankly around the world.
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Speaker 4: Prime Minster Netanyao and from the Israeli Defense Forces about
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Speaker 4: their commitment to conduct an investigation. As we understand that
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Speaker 4: a preliminary investigation has been completed to day and presented
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Speaker 4: to the Army Chief of Staff and will We'll obviously
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Speaker 4: look to see what they what they discover in this
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Speaker 4: preliminary one, but we expect they broader investigation to be
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Speaker 4: conducted and to be done so in a swift and
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Speaker 4: comprehensive manner. We hope that those findings will be made
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Speaker 4: public and that there is appropriate accountability held. But I'm sorry,
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Speaker 4: more than two hundred AID workers have been killed in
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Speaker 4: this conflict, making it one of.
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Speaker 3: The worse for AID workers in recent history.
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Speaker 4: This incident is emblematic of a larger problem and evidence
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Speaker 4: of why distribution of aid in Gaza has been so challenging.
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Speaker 4: But what beyond this strike, what is clear is that
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Speaker 4: the IDF must do much more, much, must do much
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Speaker 4: more to improve deconfliction processes.
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Speaker 1: So that must do much more to to what what
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Speaker 1: was that word he just used? They must do much
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Speaker 1: more to improve deconfliction processes.
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Speaker 3: So Israel the nasks for this.
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Speaker 1: They were attacked, their citizens are still being held hostage,
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Speaker 1: Their citizens were butchered, their children were butchered, Infant babies
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Speaker 1: were cooked alive. And the message now coming from the
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Speaker 1: White House and from Kirby is you guys over in Israel,
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Speaker 1: must do it much more to improve decnfliction. Deconfliction you
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Speaker 1: can't even say the word processes so that civilians and
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Speaker 1: humanitarian aid workers are protected? Well, how do you protect
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Speaker 1: them when they're in a hostile area where there are terrorists.
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Speaker 3: It's a fair question to ask. Keep listening, but must
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Speaker 3: do much.
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Speaker 4: More to improve deconfliction processes so that civilians and humanitarian aid.
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Speaker 3: Workers are protected.
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Speaker 4: The US will continue to press Israel to do more
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Speaker 4: as well to ensure the safety of humanitarian workers and
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Speaker 4: will continue to do all we can to deliver this
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Speaker 4: assistance to Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
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Speaker 5: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Now this is the statement, right, all right, we're
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Speaker 1: taking your hands off Israel. Israel is now to turning
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Speaker 1: into the bad guys, not the actual terrorists. We're going
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Speaker 1: to tell them they must change their their attitude and
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Speaker 1: they can't just go militarily after Hamas anymore. They must
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Speaker 1: have a cespire. They need to do something a word
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Speaker 1: that we're having a hard time even saying. We need
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Speaker 1: to improve deconfliction processes. And this is already after Israel
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Speaker 1: came out and said, look, we made a mistake. It
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Speaker 1: was an accident. Who acknowledged it. Clearly this was a mistake.
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Speaker 1: Selpad's charlotte, I wanted you to hear that, and I
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Speaker 1: know many of you don't know what he was saying
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Speaker 1: because it was in Hebrew. Let me give you the
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Speaker 1: translation of what Netnahu said, because they own this mistake
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Speaker 1: after it happened. It said, quote Unfortunately, in the last day,
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Speaker 1: there was a tragic incident of an unintended strike of
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Speaker 1: our forces on innocent people in the Gaza strip.
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Speaker 3: This happens in a war. We are checking this thoroughly.
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Speaker 1: We are in touch with the governments, and we will
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Speaker 1: do everything for this not to happen again. That is
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Speaker 1: right now, So why is it that America is now
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Speaker 1: coming in and attacking Israel Because they're virtue signaling to
17:24
Speaker 1: younger voters in America. Hey, we're not on Israel's side.
17:29
Speaker 1: We're going after them. We're going to demand they have
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Speaker 1: fine alternative ways to deal with Hamas and Gaza and
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Speaker 1: the State Department spokesman, well, hey, we'll jump on this
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Speaker 1: bandwagon too, right, So the White House is chastising them,
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Speaker 1: White House Pressycretary is doing it, Kirby's doing it, and
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Speaker 1: now let's go to the State Department spokesman.
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Speaker 6: Here's what he said, Reuter is just we have an
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Speaker 6: interview with sos Andres actually just on our wire, and
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Speaker 6: he told us that the Israeli Army targeted the convoy
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Speaker 6: quote systematically, car by car. And you know President Prime
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Speaker 6: Minister Nettino who talked about this being a mistake and unintentional.
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Speaker 6: How do you reconcile those two the reporting and what
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Speaker 6: hose Andres is saying and what Prime Miister Netta we're saying.
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Speaker 7: So two things about that. So number one, the chief
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Speaker 7: staff for the Israeli Defense Forces has come out and
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Speaker 7: said it's as it was a misidentification. So while they
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Speaker 7: were targeted. I took that to me mean while they
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Speaker 7: were targeting those cars, they did not believe that it
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Speaker 7: was a World's Central Kitchen that was operating those vehicles
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Speaker 7: at the time. But that said, we need to wait
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Speaker 7: and see the outcome of this investigation to know with
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Speaker 7: any confidence what it was that happened, and we're going
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Speaker 7: to wait to do that. But the second thing is,
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Speaker 7: the second point is it doesn't really matter how they
18:48
Speaker 7: made the mistake. At the end of the day, you
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Speaker 7: have seven dead AID workers who were there trying to
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Speaker 7: deliver humanitarian assistants.
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Speaker 1: So I have not heard the State Department be this
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Speaker 1: angry over the American citizens they are still being held
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Speaker 1: hostage by Hamas. I have not seen the State Department
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Speaker 1: spokesman be this angry over the terrorists that were camping
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Speaker 1: out in hospitals in Gaza and using those hospitals and
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Speaker 1: schools as human sealds. I have not seen the State
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Speaker 1: Department that's angry over the expansive tunnel system that was
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Speaker 1: used to kill innocent Jews, or the planning or the
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Speaker 1: aiding of that attack and the training in Iran. Have
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Speaker 1: you heard the State Department come out and say it
19:37
Speaker 1: as angry as this guy did, right, because he's mad
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Speaker 1: now right he says, quote, it doesn't really matter how.
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Speaker 3: They made this mistake. I'll play it. I'm gonna rewind
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Speaker 3: it five seconds to listen.
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Speaker 7: Second point is, it doesn't really matter how they made
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Speaker 7: the mistake. At the end of the day, you have
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Speaker 7: seven dead AID workers who are there trying to deliver
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Speaker 7: humanitarian assistants. So whatever the reason was that led did
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Speaker 7: this tragedy, whatever the mistake that happened inside the idef.
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Speaker 7: It's unacceptable and they need to do better, and they
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Speaker 7: need to put measures in place to ensure that it
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Speaker 7: doesn't happen again.
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Speaker 1: Man, wouldn't it be nice if the United States State
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Speaker 1: Department talk this bluntly about to the terrorists about their
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Speaker 1: terrorists organizations and their attacks instead of talking this way
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Speaker 1: to Israel. But by the way, America's made mistakes in war.
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Speaker 1: We've killed the innocent people in war before. Did we
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Speaker 1: chastise ourselves this way?
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Speaker 3: No? Did did we grand stand this way?
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Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 1: Did do we take crap from other countries when we've
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Speaker 1: had people that we've killed in war in Iraq, in
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Speaker 1: Afghanistan that were genuinely actions Because there are accents that
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Speaker 1: happen in war when you have humans involved, there will
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Speaker 1: always be accents that what I find encouraging is after
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Speaker 1: there's an accent, if there's an accountability for it in
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Speaker 1: an honesty, Hey, we screwed up.
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Speaker 3: We're going to do better.
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Speaker 1: This was unintended, this was a wrong target, we had
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Speaker 1: that into or whatever it may be. And you listen
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Speaker 1: to what Netanyahu did. He took responsibility like a human being,
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Speaker 1: in a human way, unlike what the terrorists do every day.
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Speaker 1: They don't care who they kill it they just want
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Speaker 1: to kill Jews. And this is our government and the
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Speaker 1: Biden Atminster and taking their hand off of Israel on
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Speaker 1: purpose in real time. Now you combine all the people
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Speaker 1: that I've just played for you, and there's still more
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Speaker 1: in the government that are going against Israel. This is
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Speaker 1: obviously a coordinated attack against Israel, and I want to
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Speaker 1: play for you, Secretary of said Anthony Blincoln. Anthony Blincoln
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Speaker 1: on the road having meetings with world leaders, and this
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Speaker 1: is what he had to say about the airstrike and
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Speaker 1: what happened to those aid workers.
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Speaker 3: Listen carefully.
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Speaker 5: Let me also reiterate what Stefan said about the attack
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Speaker 5: on the World Food Kitchen members.
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Speaker 1: And excuse me, but by the way, if you want
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Speaker 1: to be honest, there wouldn't you say the accidental attack
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Speaker 1: or the unintended attack like this is your ally. They've
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Speaker 1: already said it was a mistake, it wasn't done on purpose.
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Speaker 3: Israel.
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Speaker 1: By the way, Israel ahead of vested interest in it's
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Speaker 1: not happening because they knew that if they got something
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Speaker 1: wrong like this, it would just give ammunition to to
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Speaker 1: the Biden administration and the rest of the world that
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Speaker 1: hates Israel to attack them for any missteps like this
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Speaker 1: was an accent that I promise you Israel hates more
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Speaker 1: than anything else. One because they actually value human life
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Speaker 1: and they certainly want and wouldn't want to kill AID workers.
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Speaker 1: That's number one. But two, they're not stupid. They know
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Speaker 1: the propaganda that will be used against them if they
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Speaker 1: have a mistake. They have to bat perfect games or pitch.
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Speaker 1: I say, perfect games every single day, and if they
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Speaker 1: mess up one time, this is what happens to them.
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Speaker 1: So you would think that Anthony Blinken would have said this,
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Speaker 1: this this accidental attack, right, this tragic event. No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: we're not going to sugarcoat it. We don't like Israel,
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Speaker 1: and we're and we're gonna call it a a an
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Speaker 1: attack that killed people and indict Israel, not the terrorists Israel.
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Speaker 5: First, uh, I can only say that there's so many
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Speaker 5: of us.
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Speaker 3: We send our condolences.
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Speaker 5: To the loved ones, to the families, friends, the colleagues
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Speaker 5: of those who lost their lives, as well as those
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Speaker 5: who were injured. I spoke to jose Andras just about
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Speaker 5: a week ago about the efforts that World Central kitchens
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Speaker 5: engaged in in Gaza, as it is in many other
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Speaker 5: conflicts zones around the world, including in Ukraine. UH they
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Speaker 5: have been doing extraordinary, brave work, day in, day out,
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Speaker 5: and critical work to try to make sure that people
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Speaker 5: in need get what they need, starting with the most
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Speaker 5: basic thing of all food to survive. The victims of
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Speaker 5: yesterday's strike join a record number of humanitarian workers have
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Speaker 5: been killed in this particular conflict. These people are heroes.
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Speaker 5: They run into the fire, not away from it. They
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Speaker 5: show the best of what humanity has to offer when
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Speaker 5: the going really gets tough.
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Speaker 3: They have to be protected.
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Speaker 5: We shouldn't have a situation where people who are simply
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Speaker 5: trying to help their fellow human beings are themselves at
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Speaker 5: brave risk. We've spoken directly.
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Speaker 1: To let me just stop there about the unrealistic aspect
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Speaker 1: of what he did said.
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Speaker 3: Look, I would love.
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Speaker 1: For the World Central Kitchen humanitarian aid workers to be safe.
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Speaker 1: But you're going into a war zone. You're taking extraordinarily
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Speaker 1: extraordinary risk to help people. And that's a calling for
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Speaker 1: some and is noble and is just in his right,
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Speaker 1: and that is incredible, But you know you're going in
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Speaker 1: there into a war zone. Where bad things can happen.
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Speaker 1: This was a tragedy, it was an accident. But the
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Speaker 1: American government under the Biden regime is making it sound
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Speaker 1: like they deliberately and purposely targeted to kill humanitarian AIDS workers,
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Speaker 1: which is not true.
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Speaker 3: That is a lie.
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Speaker 1: And then we're chastising them saying, you know, we've spoken
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Speaker 1: directly the Israeli government about this particular incident well, implying
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Speaker 1: that there's a bunch of others too, which there's not.
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Speaker 1: And we've urged a swift and thorough and impartial investigation
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Speaker 1: to understand exactly what happened. And as we have throughout
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Speaker 1: this conflict, we've impressed upon the Israelis the absolute imperative
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Speaker 1: of doing more to impact or more to protect innocent
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Speaker 1: civilian lives. But they palising children, women and men, or
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Speaker 1: be they aid workers as well as to get more
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Speaker 1: humanitarian assistance to more people more effectively, they're speaking about
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Speaker 1: Israel like Israel Is the ones who started this.
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Speaker 3: Israel did not start this.
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Speaker 1: Israel has a right to defend itself against those that
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Speaker 1: butchered the Israelis in this barbaric attack.
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Speaker 3: Joe Scarborough even going more just perverted.
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Speaker 1: On this saying Benjamin yet not Yahoo knows he can't
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Speaker 1: leave power because he gets sent to Ja.
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Speaker 3: This is how far NBC News is willing to go. Listen.
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Speaker 9: There has been as Joe Biden has been worried about
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Speaker 9: and warning about indiscriminate bombing, these are the stories we
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Speaker 9: know about. We know about these seven aid workers, but
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Speaker 9: we haven't talked about because it hasn't made the front pages.
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Speaker 9: The other AID workers that have died because of this
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Speaker 9: bombing and indiscriminate bombing in this very tight condensed area.
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Speaker 9: It's just like the hostages that broke free from their captors, shirtless,
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Speaker 9: arms in the air, doing everything they're supposed to.
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Speaker 3: Do, and they got shot by the idea.
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Speaker 9: How many times do you think that's happened when it's
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Speaker 9: not been Israeli hostages. Sorry to speak the truth, it's
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Speaker 9: just the truth. How many times? I mean, you know,
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Speaker 9: crazy to me, I'm actually worried about the future of Israel.
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Speaker 9: I'm actually worried about Americans loving Israel as much as
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Speaker 9: I love Israel. I'm worried about what Benjamin and that
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Speaker 9: Yahoo with this offensive is doing.
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Speaker 3: And we're seeing it. We're seeing it.
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Speaker 9: The more the protests rise against Benjaminett and Yahoo, and
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Speaker 9: the more pressure he feels, the more petrol, so to speak,
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Speaker 9: he throws on the flames. It's that's gonna happen because
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Speaker 9: he knows he can't leave power. He gets sent to jail.
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Speaker 9: So he will intensify this war. He will hurt Israel
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Speaker 9: standing in.
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Speaker 3: The world even more.
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Speaker 9: He will get us even further away from getting the
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Speaker 9: hostages home, all because he's got to make himself seem
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Speaker 9: like the indispensable man by creating even higher.
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Speaker 3: Stakes in this war. Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Look, whatever the motives that the prospects are, the odds
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Speaker 8: of a wider, longer war went up in the last
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Speaker 8: twenty four hours. You had, in addition to this question
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Speaker 8: of what Israel does in Gaza and how it weighs
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Speaker 8: going after Hermos versus getting the hostages back, and you
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Speaker 8: began with the protests in Israel about that. The attack
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Speaker 8: on the Iranian compound in Syria. We can argue that separately,
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Speaker 8: the wisdom of that, and I think there was some
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Speaker 8: case for doing it, but it does increase the odds
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Speaker 8: that now this war will grow wider. I think the
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Speaker 8: chances of something with his Bulla in the North and Lebanon.
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Speaker 3: And Israel go up.
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Speaker 8: So what we're seeing, Joe Quinnana, it's tragic, is none
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Speaker 8: of the preconditions and none of the prerequisites of a
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Speaker 8: common either in the Gaza Front or go more broadly
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Speaker 8: with Lebanon, with Iran in the Red Sea. The Middle
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Speaker 8: East is like an earthquake zone with multiple fault.
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Speaker 3: Lines, and at the moment, several.
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Speaker 8: Of them are going off at once and they reinforce
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Speaker 8: one another. So everyone's while you hope that out of
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Speaker 8: bad news there could be a glimmer of good news.
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Speaker 3: I don't see it this morning. I'm sorry to say so.
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Speaker 1: There it is NBC News making it clear they believe
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Speaker 1: that Netanyahu's a terrorist, that the Israeli people are terrorists,
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Speaker 1: and unless Israel just backs down, Okay, that's that's that's
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Speaker 1: what they believe, all right, unless they back down, Uh,
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Speaker 1: that they are the worst people in the world, and
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Speaker 1: they kind of deserve what they're getting in the scrutiny.
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Speaker 3: They deserve it like they deserve it. All that's what
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Speaker 3: they're saying.
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Speaker 1: I play this for you because this is a deliberate
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Speaker 1: shift in propaganda in this country to turn Americans against
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Speaker 1: Israel and holding Israel to a standard that is pretty
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Speaker 1: much insane. They must be perfect every day. There are
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Speaker 1: no mistakes that can happen, accidents that can happen in war,
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Speaker 1: and and and we will not even focus on what
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Speaker 1: the radicals are doing on the left. We won't even
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Speaker 1: focus on it. Okay, we won't even focus on what
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Speaker 1: these extremists are doing, which is truly amazing to me.
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Speaker 1: We better stand with Israel. And this is why we
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Speaker 1: better stand with Israel. And this is why please stand
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Speaker 1: with Israel. Pray for the people in Israel, and I'll
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Speaker 1: see you back here tomorrow.