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And so by extension, they hate the U.S.

That's why you're seeing like white people on the streets protesting.

And so, again, this is like just a complete obvious.

It's like the most obvious example of what they actually fear the most, again, which is like Christianity, which is immigration enforcement.

It's really egregious.

Well, Nick, I was going to say, just as far, too, as antagonizing the left.

I mean, don't you think they would sort of escalate this way anyway, even with or without Trump in office?

Because I look at the Trump administration, I'm like, look, whatever concerns anyone may have, it's at least buying us time.

It's giving us breathing room.

And for me, that means it's worthwhile to throw support behind.

I mean, negative migration is huge, I would say, going forward.

I don't feel a lot of breathing room right now.

Well, Nick, wouldn't you say like with the high profile defect Jewish defections to the Trump camp, which is more to do with the left or the Democrat Party just becoming like broadly third worldist and.

Because the criticism of Israel coming from the left is vastly different than from the right.

From the right, they're wanting to decouple from Israel for a variety of reasons.

But from the left, from my perspective, it just seems like pure resentment.

No, absolutely not.

So, yeah.

Because, I mean, that's what I see, like, with, like, the anti-Israel pushback on Israel, these sorts of things.

Because, like, oftentimes I think for someone that's kind of new to the conversation, new to this entire topic, they end up seeing a lot of, like, anti-American, like, third world rhetoric.