Evita

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The Dan Bongino Show · Dan Bongino’s Last Interview (Early Edition With Evita) · 14 Mar 2025 podcast
Well, and on authenticity, I think it's relevant to the viewers to just know you have never told me what I can and can't say on this podcast.
And this, for everybody listening, it's so unnatural. I mean, everywhere you go, if there's any kind of overhead, they are moderating content. And you're a mentor, and you tell me, hey, I think here's a way to think about this. But it's very balanced, and it's very respectful. And I never have felt like I am told what to say or what to think by you. And I think the viewers can tell that
So I really appreciate that. And on being authentic and true, Dan, I have to tell you that when I cold plunge, it's 33 degrees, and it's in the middle of the lake, and I chop up the ice in Wisconsin.
Have you tried to get it to 33?
We'll have to show the video of it at the show next time, you guys, because I'm out there with Michael in the middle of the lake.
Chop the ice, jump in there, and we have the thermometer. It's 33 degrees.
But there's something so much better about jumping in a lake. You got to try it in a lake. It's different. It's cool in a lake. And you feel like you're in nature. There's something really amazing about that.
Dan, I want to get to something that we were kind of talking about before this started that I think I would love to get more of your opinion on. You got this kid. He's Mahmoud Khalil. He's a 30-year-old man. He was at the University of Columbia. He was a graduate student. He's now been detained by ICE because he is accused of being a Hamas sympathizer.
He's also accused of anti-Semitism by the DHS. It's a little unclear exactly what they are going to charge him with and on what grounds he's going to be deported, but to be clear... federal law does say that if you are a terrorist or a terrorist sympathizer, you don't have a right to be in this country.
But I want to get your take on this because you were telling me you were thinking about it really deeply. Yeah.
And I'm a little even more radical than that, Dan. I'll say even if it's not under federal law, I just think the government should be able to deport anyone on any grounds who's not a U.S. citizen. You have the right not to get killed or raped in this country if you're not a U.S. citizen, or you have human rights, but the only people that have a right to be here are U.S. citizens.
You don't have a right to be here if you're not a citizen. I don't know why people seem to be confused about that issue. The other thing that I'm going to say though, Dan, is there have been some laws that have been introduced and in some cases even passed on the state and on the federal level introduced to criminalize antisemitism.
And my fear with this issue is that there is perhaps a precedent being set that it's against the law to be an antisemite because we have seen that actually proposed at the state and federal level. And I hate anti-Semites. I'm not an anti-Semite. But do I think that that is a very clear speech issue? I do.
And that's where I'm kind of taking a pause and saying, are we sure we want to take a step in that precedent, even if it's a non-citizen?
Homophobia, even.
I got one more point to bring up to you on this one, Dan. And I'm just gonna say about those kids that were protesting at Columbia, at my school, the University of Chicago. I didn't even think I would, I was shocked by myself when I reacted to this because I had such a negative visceral reaction. It brought back all these memories to me.
of students who treated me horribly, like friends who were liberal, who then were sending me death threats online, and they were, you know, just... Are you talking about the anti-Israel or pro-Romance thing? Yeah, so when I was at UChicago, I had made an anti-socialism statement,
And I got just slammed with hate from my peers to the point where law enforcement had to get involved, the university had to get involved, David Alexroy had to come out with a statement. It was a big deal. And so what I'm saying is that I saw those pro-Palestine kids on campus, and it brought back these memories. Because I know they're not motivated by, many of them, a love for Palestinians.
They're motivated by Marxism. It's the haves and the have-nots. And I know where it's coming from. At the same time, Dan, I remember during that time when I was canceled in 2020 that there were university students who attacked this country, America.
They were looting, and they were burning our cities, and they were toppling down monuments, and I know that that ideology was coming from the university system, and there weren't any calls to get rid of foreign-born students who were involved in the BLM rioting. And to me, I thought, I think, you know, we can have a conversation about anti-Semitism and anti-Israel sentiment and pro-Hamas.
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