Gad Saad

I mean, is it surprising that if you have a group of people who have been historically persecuted the way that they have,

I think it's totally wrong.

If there is a conflict between the best interests of the country that you reside in versus Israel, you should always side with the former government.

Yes.

Do you think that other lobby groups that very feverishly lobby for their self-interest would receive the same animus as the pro-Israel lobby?

I've been a professor for 32 years, so I care about the ideas, the bad ideas that flourish within university's ecosystem, hence, parasitic minds, suicidal empathy.

If you do a histogram of all of the nations that contribute to try to alter the types of ideas that are promulgated on American campuses,

Which lobby or which country scores way higher than anything you could ever hope for from Israel?

How about the Qataris?

Right.

Anybody who does that in the way you just said it, in my view, is violating its most... Well, the crazy thing is they all did it.

The...

Any lobby group vociferously fights for its self-interest.

The tobacco lobby spends all their time convincing doctors, I'm talking 40 years ago, that there is no evidence that smoking is bad for your health.

Exactly.

So the reflex for a group that has its own interests to promulgate are going to do exactly that.

That's why they're called a lobby group.

So if from this side of our mouth, we care about the fact that there is a Zionist lobby, it cannot be that from this side of our mouth, we don't care about the fact that there are Islamic-based funding to all of the American universities that

that have parasitized

your daughters and mine in ways that should be problematic because it's your daughters.