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And so the thing is now for the people like obviously there are still a lot of people who just don't really pay attention, you know, that deeply.

But for somebody who's listening, let's say to Netanyahu's interview with with Constantine.

I'd have to say like a large portion of them at this point, you're listening to podcasts about politics, right?

Like you're not completely removed from this world.

There have been so many Israel-Palestine debates over the last two years.

It's almost everyone who's watching this has at least seen what some competent person on the other side of this issue has had to say.

And so like one of the times, you know, they brought up at one point and they really did, you know, I thought Constantine did a reasonably good job in the interview.

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.