Josh Shapiro

Let me be clear about something else here.

That finding our way back to that...

is a bipartisan exercise.

It's going to require Republicans and Democrats and independents all demanding when they go to the ballot box that we want to elevate people who are ethical, people who are honest, people who are focused on doing their jobs with integrity.

And then when those people are in office, rewarded with the votes of the public and in these positions of public trust to hold them accountable as well.

I do.

Yeah, I appreciate it.

We should separate this and have two conversations, one about Israel and one about anti-Semitism, because you kind of blurred both in that question.

Let's focus first on anti-Semitism.

I have been very outspoken about those who are engaging in anti-Semitism, peddling words that are anti-Semitic.

And importantly, I've been critical of people on the political left and on the political right.

And I think anti-Semitism is a problem in our society and is a problem on the left and it is a problem on the right.

And I think it is important that we call it out.

We call it out whether we're in an interview, not accusing you by any chance of that.

A conversation, yeah.

Call it out on social media.

And then we just call it out in our communities, in our daily lives where we see it.

On that, there should be no nuance.

We should be able to come together, people who are Jewish, people who are Christian, Muslim, and all agree.

That hatred, bigotry in any form, directed at a Jew, a Muslim, Christian, anyone, it has no place.