Judge Roy Altman
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 17 Jul
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Thank you for having me.
Absolutely.
We should always question what our politicians do with our money.
The question is whether we get for our money more than we put in.
It's important to remember that we give lots and lots of money, billions of dollars to other countries and organizations that we get a lot less from than we get from Israel.
So, for example, we give billions of dollars to Turkey, billions of dollars to Egypt, billions of dollars to countries all over Africa and Asia and South America.
I don't see any protests on college campuses about the amount of money we give to Egypt, despite the fact that Egypt is a autocracy, despite the fact that Egypt doesn't allow free speech or minority rights and oppresses its Christian minority population that's on the verge of extinction.
I don't see any protests on college campuses about the money that we give to other countries that likewise are tyrannical and don't allow free speech or religious expressions.
Oh, for sure.
I went to Columbia and Yale Law School, okay?
By any stretch of the imagination, these are some of the most liberal places in the country.
I don't mean that as a pejorative thing.
That's just a reality in terms of their faculty, in terms of the student body.
And by the way, I always felt home there and I felt very happy there.
And at Yale Law School, for example, in three years, and graduated in 2007, never once saw a single person wearing a keffiyeh, okay?
And so that tells you that one of the most liberal law schools in the planet, not one student thought it was appropriate to wear a scarf
That is a symbol of terrorism and the deaths, the violent deaths of thousands and thousands of innocent Jews.
Now you see all over college campuses, not just the most liberal campuses, not just the most liberal students, although oftentimes the most progressive, wearing keffiyehs as a matter of course.
I don't know that I consider it anti-Semitic, but I do think that if you think to yourself what we hear on campus a lot, which is I want to do things that prevent my fellow classmates from feeling afraid or in pain or offended.
Right.
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