Liz Wheeler

Hi, Glenn.

Do you hate me?

I don't hate you.

You can probably start with that.

Okay, good.

No, I think two things are true.

I think the internet is addicted to drama and that the internet doesn't always reflect the reality of what normal people think.

And I think that's probably the case with what happened in Jerusalem yesterday on Palm Sunday when Cardinal Pete Zabala was denied access by Israeli police and the internet went nuts about this, acting as if the

The state of Israel, the Jews in Israel hate Christians.

I see no evidence of that.

I agree with what you said about security.

Obviously, Israel has not only significant security concerns, they have a responsibility to keep these holy sites safe.

I do think it's totally fine.

And I was one of the ones that spoke up.

I do think it's fine for people around the world.

Christians of all denominations should all rally together to do this.

Whenever there is an instance of religious persecution or infringement of the rights of worship, we should speak up and make sure that that's justified, especially after what we suffered here in the United States during COVID.

I wasn't allowed to go to mass because, you know, Gavin Newsom in California told me I wasn't.

That's not just, that's a violation of my religious liberty.

And we did not, in the name of safety, no less, by the way.