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He doesn't have a problem with Bill Maher doing it because he agrees with him.

So the issue isn't really being an expert versus being a comedian.

You know, Konstantin Kassin went on this whole thing about expertise and all of this, and it's like he also started as a comedian.

Why all of a sudden does this standard only apply to me and only when I'm talking about Israel?

It never it never applied to me when I was talking about COVID.

It never applied to me when they agreed with me on stuff.

They would just go, look, Dave, breaking it down.

But now there's this one topic that one guy is not allowed to not be an expert on.

And it happens to be this one topic that the entire population is turning on.

I shouldn't say the entire, but like huge numbers.

But also, to ask that question is to answer that question.

Yeah, and then there might be somebody who is like totally an expert, like say a wrestler who went to the Olympics and was like a total expert or a coach or something like that, total expert in wrestling, and they could still get something about MMA completely off.

Or jiu-jitsu.

Yeah.

And then, of course, there are then there are things like, say, say, like, do you do you support lockdowns?

And like in order to have, say, an expert opinion on this policy, it's like, OK, well, you'd be like they'd say we're following the science.

So in other words, they have an epidemiologist or something like that who's arguing lockdowns will will cut down on the transmission of the virus.

Forget they turned out to be wrong.

But leaving that aside, you're like, OK, but are they also an economist?

Are they also a sociologist?