Dimitry Toukhcher

Running a democracy in that crowd would be basically impossible because people would just fall for simple tricks.

And that's just what happens.

To be honest with you, I'm not sure that I care.

What I care about is where I live, which is I live in the West.

And what I care about is the values of the West and that we have an opportunity to pursue our liberties and freedoms, that we have an opportunity to build wealth and to pursue our goals and our dreams.

And I see this pro-Palestine movement as a vehicle in order to subvert the West's ambitions to be the greatest in the world.

And I'll share a story.

I was in Saudi Arabia with some Saudi friends, hanging out, eating some good food.

And I asked my friend, I was like, hey, how come I don't see any, like, we're actually eating food at a Palestinian restaurant, kanufa, delicious.

And I go, hey, how come I don't see any paraphernalia here, no flags, no scarves?

And he goes, oh, you wave one of those in Saudi, they kick you out of the country.

You're in Gaza tomorrow.

I had an employee.

I had a worker that worked for us in our Dubai office.

Fantastic guy, Palestinian family.

Has been living in Dubai 30 years.

His brother was caught making some Palestine statements on Facebook.

His whole family got deported.

What?

His dad had a business, everything.