HasanAbi

No, it's so ridiculous, but I went to a fundraising event, and it was my first ever, and I was actually shocked because these were a lot of older people, Democratic Party voters, Lifeline Democratic Party voters, and my takeaway from that event was, and many of them were Jewish, Hollywood executives, and it's liberal California, but like...

um a lot of them were were on the money like this is not this is no longer uh it's no longer as as uh you know partisan as the way that people uh presented it in the past or no longer like the third rail that uh you can't speak out against at all and and many people um regardless of what their previous positions might have been are are coming to that same conclusion that like uh

A lot of these organizations that are tasked with, quote unquote, combating anti-Semitism actually don't care about anti-Semitism at all.

They just care about Israel, defending Israel.

And it's frustrating for many people, including obviously plenty of Jewish people in my community, but even people outside of my community as well.

They don't care about it.

It's ridiculous.

Like there is...

The ADL has said less things about Nick Fuentes post-October 7th than myself.

The ADL has primarily focused their efforts on someone who has combated anti-Semitism while being an avowed anti-Zionist his whole professional media career.

And it's ridiculous to do that.

You're giving the game away when you do things like that.

Yeah.

Are you familiar with this brain or not?

Oh, you know, because like I know you don't do this as a as a profession any longer.

So you're just still you're still keeping an eye on.

That's Nick Fuentes.

Fresh and fit.

Clavicular.

Andrew Tate.