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I forget his, what's his partner's name?

Francis.

The two of them, I thought they did all right.

I thought they were a little, you know, there were times they could have asked some follow-up questions, particularly the one that I thought they let him off the hook with was when they asked him about his support for Hamas.

And they just totally let him go like, oh, well, you know, we needed to make sure that people weren't suffering too bad and let some aid in.

And it's like, no, that's not.

And the thing is that so many people listening to this have already heard this explained.

You know what I mean?

Where it's like a.

I remember a couple years ago when I was talking with you, I was saying, hey, you know, Coleman Hughes got this all wrong when he was on your podcast.

And Coleman Hughes had basically said, there's one quote that's attributed to Netanyahu, but it wasn't on video or anything like that.

And I was like, no, no, no, dude, this case is much bigger than one quote that was attributed to him.

By the way, since then, a video came out of him saying it on video.

There's actually a video now of that quote.

It's not just the reports.

Well, the quote that they had the video of was that we can control the height of the flame.

So he was basically saying, like, we can commit... The quote that originally he said, which was in a closed-door Knesset meeting with Likud party members, where there were, like, three people who were eyewitnesses who came and told him, it was originally reported in the Jerusalem Post, was that he was like, look, anybody...

who wants to thwart the existence of a Palestinian state has to support our plan of propping up Hamas and transferring money to them because this is what gives us a no one to negotiate with certificate.

And then he said, we can control the height of the flame.

Meaning, like, I know what you're thinking.