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It's like a supernatural property right claim.

That, you know, like that you have this, which, you know, if you go, there was that great documentary on the settlers in the West Bank.

And they'll all tell you to a man or to a woman.

They focus a lot on that godmother of the settlers woman.

But they'll all explain to you like in very plain English with a Hebrew accent that God promised them all this land.

And so like God promised us all this land.

So like I don't know who these other people are here, but God didn't promise it to them.

He promised it to us.

And so, you know, that's but that's kind of the claim that we're the original people of this land.

And so we have like a right to come back here.

Now, forget for a second the fact that nobody conceives of property rights in this fashion in any other way.

Nobody thinks I could like come up with a DNA test and be like, oh, I've got some Ukrainian in here.

All right.

Well, I'm going to march into Ukraine, knock on a door and be like, this is actually my house because I was here a thousand years ago like that.

But it's crazy.

Well, block evidence.

Well, let's just say hypothetically, if say the truth.

is that the Jews of 2,000 years ago weren't actually kicked out of the land, but in fact they were forced to convert, and that actually those people who you're saying were never promised the land are actually the people who were promised the land and then converted to Islam, and in fact you're just some European who came in here way after that.

I'm just saying—

Hypothetically if that was the case that would be something that maybe you would want to control the information of in that wild Well, you know I don't want this whole show to be such a Debbie Downer well, okay, I'll end up I will make a real positive