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It's like, come on, man.

What are we doing here?

And particularly when it's like,

It's just very obvious that this doesn't serve our country's interest in any way at all.

I was listening to Netanyahu's interview he did the other day.

He was on with our friend Konstantin Kassin on trigonometry.

And what was he saying?

He goes, we're fighting Hamas, so you don't have to – or something like that.

Does anybody what anybody believe that Hamas was about to mount an attack on the United States of America?

They were going to take over if it wasn't for Israel sticking up for us and just destroying the entire strip.

And it's ridiculous.

It's like you'll still to this day.

I'll be in like a debate or like a panel or something like that.

And someone will still start with the question, like, do you think Israel has the right to exist?

And isn't it amazing that over the last two years, that's been the question that's asked so much when very clearly a more relevant question would have been, does Gaza have a right to exist?

Because it doesn't now.

That was the only existence that was ever up for debate.

But they flipped the thing around and go, well, you don't think Israel has a right to exist?

First of all, I don't think governments have rights at all.

I think that's a totally incoherent worldview.