Ana Kasparian

I really don't think he's anti-Semitic.

I think you raise a valid point about his views on, you know, gay people.

I definitely do agree with you on that.

And I disagree with him.

I have a completely different view when it comes to gay people, gay rights, gay marriage, and all of that.

But in regard to the anti-Semitic question, I don't think he's anti-Semitic at all.

In fact, he's pretty well read on the issues

that hurt us due to our relationship with and alliance with Israel.

And he articulates that regularly.

And by the way, I mean, he had asked me to go on his show, his podcast, a year and a half in advance of me finally agreeing to do it.

And part of the reason why I wouldn't do it initially is because I just thought there's like nothing, there's no redeeming quality about this guy.

There's no use in having a conversation with him.

But his producers were so persistent that I finally decided, okay, fine, I'll just, I'll listen to his podcast.

make an informed decision and see if there's maybe a possibility that I'll do this interview.

And I do think he gets taken out of context a lot.

He's definitely deeply conservative.

I'm not.

So obviously we're going to have disagreements.

But look, ladies, like to me, the most important thing right now is to free the United States from Israel.

And if there are people on the right who agree with me on that, I am willing to work with them on that issue to build a coalition for that specific issue and apply pressure to get our politicians to act in the way that we demand.