ganss that the police are trained to kill us -- slogans. this is up believable. the district attorney's chief of staff openly has disdain and hates cops. you're never going to hire another good lapd cop because why would you bo to -- go to work there? >> that's the whole purpose. when you accept this is what he actually believes. >> i'm waiting to see her dance at the white house. i'll be with waiting for that video to drop. >> unbelievable. all right. great show. we will wind it up. don't send out any e-mails -- [laughter] because that's it for us. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern for "the big weekend show.." "life, liberty and levin" is going to start right now, and i can promise you no flagrant fouls. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ mark: hello america i'm mark levin and this is life liberty and levin two great guests alan dershowitz men who know an awful lot about american history and what's going on israel and two guests before we get to them i'm deeply concerned about how this administration is publicly turning on the state of israel. joe biden said the other day that the israelis are indiscriminately bombing gaza that is a flat out lie they have tens of thousands of infantry that's not what they're doing he says that international community is turning on the jews. i guess he missed vote in the u.n. general assembly the other day. the international community always been against israel and the jews. he's withholding m16s from israel that israel wants to purchase to in part arm the jews

in judea and samaria because hamas and terrorist operations are implanted there, in fact, they seem to be targeting jews in judea and visa challenge everything else they don't have any evidence i've looked online and dug hard into this issue. that said -- they keep calling for cease-fires, temporary permanent deash and now they say okay let them go at it for a while. and yet we're arming the iranians -- all of the major sanctions that were placed on iranians have been waived from day one. so -- iran has been armed up -- and using its money and weapons to get terrorist organizations like houthis and hamas why are they doing that? i don't know. they are funding hamas directly, by giving money to the donald trump cutoff, now giving millions and millions of dollars and is a cesspool we're arming

pll directly donald trump cut that off in violation of taylor force that is correct says you don't get american money if you stop killing juice and there's no new sanctions on iran we're not doing really doing anything about iran building nuclear weapons. there's no serious military response the attack on american soldiers and bases that are in that part of the world. and here at home, there appears to be no federal urgency at the civil rights decision or department of homelands security to protect jewish students on college campuses, to dally, beat the drums about what's taking place in this country. every time they mentioned when they do mention, anti-semitism they feel the need to mention islam phobia there's no islam phobia in america as i've said before. islam phobia is in the middle east where muslims are slaughtering muslims that's not going on in this country and

muslims are not running to dorm rooms locking themselves in or the lunchrooms or attic afraid to go to class andon go on and on and on and why should i have a guest like -- alan dershowitz. >> this is an attack against the world. we just learned that now hamas is expanding its scope and it wants to attack jewish entities in europe. it is coming to a theater near you. if hamas is not stopped, in the middle east it will spread all over the world. it will start with jewish institutions as it often does but it will spread to christian institutions, it will spread to other institutions and will be in a global war with hamas as we were with isis and al qaeda. and we must do to hamas what the american troops under roosevelt

under churchill did to japan and germany. total unconditional surrender total war, total defeat, we must wipe out hamas and people say, you can't wipe out an ideology nonsense we wiped out naziism except coming back at some university campuses. 75 years later -- but we wiped it out. in the follow-up to the second world war after we killed all of the nazi and kill and imprison and tried all of the japanese imperialist so you can wipe out an ideology if you wipe out leaders and that's what israel with the help of the united states has to do. in terms of indiscriminate bomb dog you see other day that -- nine israeli soldiers and one commander were killed precisely because they didn't use bombing they could have bombed the area they were in. but they didn't want to kill civilians so they sent young men and women 19, 20-year-old idf

soldiers and they had an ambush they were all killed and killed precisely because they're not using bomb bug they're being precise never in the history of warfare has any country taken more efforts and sacrificed more to avoid killing civilians on the other side that's the truth. >> it is the truth i want to speak another truth professor dershowitz i like your opinion, we keep hearing about the palestinian civilians that they don't want any of this. there's two surveys -- done in the last three and a half weeks -- one is by the arab world for research and development that doesn't sound like a american jewish front group to me and it's not. and what do they write take it as a whole results indicate that palestinian support the october 7 massacre 75%. reject coexistence with israel 86%. our committed to restoration of

historical palestine means e religious of israel, as a final solution 71%. they support the creation of a palestinian state from the river to the sea. the annihilation of israel 75%, as the ends of the israeli palestinian conflict these are palestinians surveyed in gaza and judea and samaria they said the palestinian positive perception of terror organization remains high. despite the role in carrying out the massacre an disastrous results, 76 believe that hamas plays a somewhat to very positive role 84% believe that the palestinian islamic jihad plays somewhat to very positive role 80% believe that terror wing, brigades place a somewhat to positive role and 88.6% believe that hamas is armed with the brigade to a positive function so do media it will us there's this tremendous

distinction great distance between hamas and other terrorist groups and people who elect them and support them why do they keep telling us that? >> it's a lie. we know that not stoppable the vast majorities of people in gaza and on the west bank support the hamas atrocities -- in gaza many of them helped it. remember when hamas broke through the fence -- and start killing israelis gaza civilians followed them they participated in the rape, beheadings, the murders -- gaza civilians help them by having tunnels under their homes. by having command centers, by having rockets being fired from schoolings an from mosques so look we all have to be sympathetic to the babies and the children -- who are used as human shields by the way by hamas and every single one of these babies who are killed is the responsibility of hamas. but i'm far less sympathetic to the adults who aggressively support hamas.

you know if they were in america they would be tried for crimes because you can't under american law provide material support for a terrorist group and these gazans are providing material support for hamas which is a terrorist group. and as i say it is coming to america it is coming to europe. hamas is not going to stop. if it prevails in the middle east, it is going to continue just the way al qaeda and -- other groups have continued so we have to stop it in the interest of america. mark: this is not a one all survey couple of days ago a survey done by palestinian survey operation. and as pointed out at ap news wartime news published last wednesday shows a rise in support for hamas findings by a palestinian signal more difficulties ahead by the biden administration post war -- who gives a damn about that post war vision of the biden administration? the israelis are fighting for their survival. they are surrounded by hamas.

the pol houthis, hezbollah and ap writes ab political problem for joe biden? rngts you sick and tired of reading the politicalization of this this is reality isn't it? >> it is a bipartisan issue all sides should support israel without regard to what parties they belong to, and there's been a rise in popularity of hamas in the united states as well. on october 8th the day after these horrors occurred on september 7th students at harvard -- supported hamas. the national lawyers guild supported hamas. i document all of this. i wrote a book right after the question i started writing it on october 7th war against the jews and in it i document how increased support for hamas occurred among the hard left. the hard left has become the enemy of justice, of decency, of academia, and we have to continue our fight.

not only against hamas but against hamas supporters in the united states that can become easily a fifth column. remember in the 1970s when the weathermen started blowing up universities trying to blow up fort diction we have hamas supporters many of them muslim many of them not muslim many of them hard left kids our friends' children are marching with hamas that's why it is so dangerous to americans and to the world and why we have fight back. mark: ideologically we have a combination on our college campuses and beyond. of islamic and marxist ideology because they both support the same thing to destruction of the enlightenment and western culture, and they are genocidal your book the war against jews how to end barbarism among other things you wrote it as quickly as you did and published as

quickly as you did and it is not only presentation but up to date on what's going on on the country why i wanted to have you on and get this on amazon.com my major bookstore and when by come back alan dershowitz i want to talk about what's beginning on domestically because last week -- there was a vote. and house of representatives led by the republicans yet again saying we need to make the point that we urge m.i.t. and harvard to fire their presidents or for them to resign after this disastrous hearing we had in the house of representatives. 109 democrats voted no. i want to pursue that with you when we return. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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or 30 years old at the time when you were the youngest full professor tenured at harvard. so my question to you is this, here we have the president of harvard who made a damn fool out of ourself and enworst than that, really lied about the first amendment. she gets her appointment despite the fact there are allegations of plagiarism and it looks pretty serious to me. they hire an outside law firm they, obviously, tell her what to say and threaten new york post to do a story on plagiarism she's a dei hire let's be honest and blunt about it. she did things when she was at harvard -- really putting her iron fist down when it came to pronouns things like that and then she gets up there in front of the committee -- and makes excuses for anti-semitism and threats. that's all it was. and 109 democrats vote against the house of representatives even encouraging harvard to do something about that. what do you make of that? >> well it's much, much worse

than that actually -- president gaye is at the center of the problem of anti-semitism in america. why? she's a strong champion of dei diversity, equity and inclusion, which is the incubator of anti-semitism in universities around world diversity is only diversity of skin color. only 3%, 3% of harvard faculty identify as conservatives. equity is the opposite of equality today you're in trouble if you quote martin luther king, jr. dream of a time when his children will be judged by the quality or the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. and inclusion is professor lawrence summers has said -- excludes jews explicitly excludes asians so this idea that is being perpetrated around universities that the world is divided into two groups pressed and oppressors and jews and

white people and christians are the oppressors. and the oppressed are the palestinians -- and others and the oppressors can do no right and the oppress can do no wrong. it divides universities students into groups, groups that have zero some game constantly competing with one each and one group loses that's why we have anti-semitism on campus. that's why this attack on the christian tradition, that's why there's an attack on patriotism by americans, yes -- i'm a liberal but i support christian tradition i'm a patriot i would die for my country and 25 years old by the way on october 7th, i would have gotten on a plane and i would have volunteered to fight for the idf i'm 85 years old all i can do is write a book but i'll continue to fight for american values and jew yo christian values and values of israel, you know, if i quack in harvard yard today and i haven't been invited

wearing what i have on my lapels -- and american flag and israeli flag and a button that says i support israel -- i would be threatened when i was invited to speak at harvard a couple of years ago and israel they have to move my speech off campus for fear that i would be attacked if it was on campus. so much for president gaye under oath saying, we support freedom of expression. harvard does not support freedom of expression, it was last in the ranking of a major civil liberties organization in terms of civil rights due process in terms of equal protection. it is ranking last and it is leading america down a terrible road toward division which -- which i think will help -- destroy america and we have to keep it together we have to remember people are individuals. they're not just members of identity groups. and that's what this dei has been doing and that's what president gaye has been championing. >> you know, professor many

years ago, the late after arthur also of harvard also a liberal, also democrat of some prominence he wrote a book -- and he wrote a book called the disuniting of america. and he condemned this diversity, he condemned what was taking place. he condemned those given to african-americans or other types of americans and all of the rest of it. and he said this will be our undoing, and he wasn't the only person to say that. you had another professor out of harvard, who wrote an entire book on immigration issues. and said you cannot willy-nilly let anybody in the country from wherever they are they have to have commitment to united states to assimilation into the united states they cannot be permitted to have culture with hate or other issues into our country and be treated that culture is

equal to our own culture. doesn't this in some way go back to the immigration issue to student visas who gets the student visas people overstaying student visas lack of deportation of individual who is support hamas and other terrorist organizations -- i don't get any sense that any of that is going on, do you? >> no and, in fact, many of american universities today are being funded by arab and muslim money particularly departments of middle east studies. it's long way from my grandmother who came from poland when she was 16 years old, and loved america -- america was the greatest thing that ever happened. she knew the verses of the star-spangled verse and barely spoke english but for her america was the golden land and she tried so desperately to be as american as possible. you know, my grandfather was with a straw hat and cigar rooting for brooklyn dodgers that was a time when immigrants

wanted to become fully american and instead of creating a separate group that ultimately can become a 5th column i'm not suggesting that's true. of all immigrants most immigrants have done great things for america. but we have to make sure that we keep immigration in the interest of the united states. mark: always the intention of immigration no country can survive it that's not the basis for immigration, great book. war against the jews -- how to end hamas barbarism get it amazon.com my major bookstore when we come back professor dershowitz i have another question for you which is this: many of your colleagues at harvard or in social circle as you've had or places you've spoken to, organizations -- how are they treating you now? how do they view you now and are you shocked by how some of them are responding to what's taking place in our country and in israel? we'll be right back.

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liberty & levin." ♪ ♪ >> welcome back america we're here with professor alan dershowitz he's got a fantastic -- i don't know how you do it alan -- wrote the book, published the book. it's relevant to everything that's going on in america, israel around the world today. war against the jews, how to end hamas barbarism jewish or not this book is very, very well --

worth reading. professor so how is your life changed with all of this swirling around democrat -- a harvard alum, a harvard professor, you've got all of this stuff swirling around you swirling around harvard how is that affected your life? >> well it's affected it quite dray dramatically i was invited to speak at the 92nd street y the foremost place for jewish books to be promoted. but then 92nd street y canceled and won't allow me to speak about israel and anti-israel speak by temple emanuel will not allow me to speak -- harvard certainly is never invited me back to speak about israel. brooklyn college yale high school i'm a praia in those places because i stand up for constitution i don't make partisan decisions i say hey, it

is okay to go after so and so but not so and so because he's a democrat. i follow the constitution. and that today makes you a praia in the mind of extremist particularly on hard left so -- you know, i have a thick skin. but my wife, my children, others in my family have been affected -- by this, and we're living in a period of the new mccarthyism and it is centered at major american universities cl are not teaching your children how to think. critically -- they're teaching them prop propa what to think uncritically, and that's the fault of major american universities, and these universities are turning out our future leaders. the people who are my students at harvard when i taught there, became senators congresses, presidents, so we have something to worry about -- and we have an obligation to fix it. mark: who do you make of the mass media alan because -- a lot of people don't go to harvard or the ivy league

schools but awful lot of people read the newspapers and watch television. what do you make of what they're being fed day in and day out? >> if not for cnn "new york times" msnbc and others hamas strategy would fail and hamas strategy depends, depends on the media feeding people, the average person if it leads it bleeds average person hates to see a baby dying in a hospital. but the media, the social media and the major media don't explain that every one of these babies who are killed is the fault of hamas for those human shields. such an obvious example if i were to rob a bank and attack you as a hostage and shoot from behind you and then police try to stop me from killing people accidentally kill you under every law even sheree law person responsible is not the policeman not israeli but people holding

hostage that is hamas it is so oven but the media doesn't report it. mark: you know you put a fine point on the back cover of your book -- and i think this graphic here on the back cover of your book says it all. i really do and we'll put that up on the screen. where you have the israeli the idf in front of the baby carriage fighting terrorist near the terrorist behind a baby carriage trying to kill the idf soldier i think that's correct. let me ask you then when it comes to media and comes to our universities, yet the vast majority of the american people talking about surveys -- still support israel still hate hamas the terrorist -- is the average american mr. and america smarter than most in the media and smarter than all of the so-called self-appointed intellectuals that's becoming poison ivy league schools now we can rely on red blooded, hardworking americans -- >> don't have to listen to me

but thomas jefferson said if you ask a hard question to a lowmen or professor you're likely to get a better answer from the plow man having worked the field and having been involved in universities now for almost 70 years -- 60 years teaching -- i can tell you that average american has more common sense about these issues than many of the professors. the professors follow the crowd. there are a bunch why do you think 700 professors at the harvard supported president gaye retention that boards of both harvard and m.i.t. say we give unequivocal support not a willingness to criticize abominable performance in front of congress and double standards and the fault that she and others have for promoting this division among students based on race, based on identity, politics -- forgetting that we are one e

pluribus enum not only for jews jews have often the ka that cann the mind shaft but if hamas wins in the middle east it is coming to you. it is coming after you because they hate america as much as they hate israel. mark: i want to thank you for what you do. and we've become good friends i want to thank you for your -- standing on principle despite the fact it impacts you and your family directly fantastic book. war against jews how to end hamas barbarism you get amazon.com any major bookstore i doubt they'll put it on the front window and wouldn't put mine in the last window but people know how to get it if they want to get it professor dershowitz god bless you thank

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mark: welcome back america. a second one of the greatest constitutional lawyers i know -- david shone he worked on the one of the trump impeachments he's a fantastic criminal rights and criminal defense attorney. david shone, you're in jerusalem right now before i get to legal questions i have for you, based on what this jack smith is doing which is really contentable in my view -- you're in jerusalem you get a sense of what's gipping on among people there in the united states -- we had "the new york times," we have msnbc and cnn and other rep are in this country undermining to win this war and almost a daily recitation of why benjamin netanyahu should be removed by hook or by crook and why his administration is right wing and why they're responsibility for everything going on. what is your sense in israel?

my sense is people are united and winning and all of the stuff doesn't matter right now. >> people united never before and comments jurpdz mine political basis for trying to undermine unity in israel and what must be a consistent message that hamas palestine islamic jihad must be destroyed israel is fighting for its existence right now and united states must support that and we've support our own interest in the united states when we support israel. mark: an american citizen you see what's going on in our southern border, mayhem, the rapes, selling children in the sex slavery you see the death from the fentanyl other toxic drugs hundreds of thousands of americans over course of two and a half years. you see our cities are overwhelmed -- you see the mayhem and anarchy violations of our immigration laws by the current administration. and you joe biden is talking about citizens -- in gaza doesn't talk about citizens of america and how

they're being treated based on his policies he doesn't talk about the citizens in iran -- while we have waive sanctions on iran so they can put down their citizens and kill them and rape them and torture them he doesn't talk about citizens in syria, citizens in saudi arabia, citizens in yemen, the citizens in ukraine. why do you think he's so my myoc when we know for a fact that the israelis are not trying to kill citizens? >> not only not trying to kill citizens even john kirby acknowledged city council spokesperson acts in most protective way of civilian casualties of any military in the world richard kemp said from england but i hope that president biden was listening carefully today. when the so-called political head of hamas said we must engage in violent acts attacks -- against the united states and britain to force their hand to push for the cease-fire. they play into hamas's handle, this is part of their playbook from the start. attack with atrocities rape,

torture, murder, mutilation and then push for a cease-fire, and blame the civilians lives blame civilian deaths whose live they don't care about. >> let me ask you this david shone when this biden blinken administration are basically rearming the enemy iran where donald trump this them on their back -- when we're giving money to a corrupt operation of the u.n. gives money to hamas -- when we are coddling qatar which gives money to hamas, and protects its leaders, when we give money to the pll in violation of the taylor act, who commit acts of terrorism as well. and when we give money or allow minnesota to flow into iran that funds hezbollah how is it that the biden administration and blinken take no responsibility for what they've unleashed for the fire storm they've created which has led to october 7th and

the atrocities against jews led to every civilian death that's taking place in gaza how do you do they get off taking no responsibility? >> one other to add to the list is they came into office and immediately removed houthis from the foreign terrorist organization. designation list, horrible move the trump administration had put them on it now attacking our ships. they must take full responsibility for it as you said the trump administration had iran and the verge of bankruptcy. these are iranian puppets operating around world. i believe that when we fund unra other entities you mention we're providing material support directly and indirectly to foreign terrorist organizations, and the tailor force act products from continuing to fund palestinian authority as long as they're paying, pay for slay martyr money they're constituent components with the pflp and money is fungible they're using

this money to attack israel. period -- mark: don't you find it amazing david you've seen american media even in the united states most of your year in so forth -- that they don't even talk about this? joe biden is never even asked why are you continuing to pour billions and billions of dollars into these terrorist entities -- and then on the other hand you keep telling israel effectively to surrender in sovereignty and give away judea and israeli and homes to give it to the palestinians? as a reward for what took place on october 7th and then you claim it's going to be peace and two state solution? that iran not say two days ago david, that doesn't care about two states a caliphate that's what they said did hamas not say the same thing we don't give a damn about two states we want a caliphate -- so a two-state solution is effectively israel's final solution. is it not? >> absolutely, and that caliphate doesn't end with israel that is a world strategy

quite frankly for iran and fellow travelers. but you know, as to why we're doing this why we continue to fund it, i think -- the head of the horrible group care kair said it all when he was celebrating the hamas atrocities in israel he said later on that the biden administration seems to finally be listening to us when we tell them they're going to lose our votes if they continue to support israel. this is an election year, that apparently speaks volumes we cannot allow political principle to be overcome by -- by political expeed city in trying win an election we have to stand on principle we have to stand uniformly against terrorism. this is the first time you can -- i could imagine both hillary clinton and dennis ross have said there shouldn't be a cease-fire early on in this thing and they continue to believe that dennis ross is finally taken responsible for forcing israel to allow concrete to come into hamas, that built the tunnels. hamas has had since 2005, to

build a democracy if that's what they wanted to do instead squandered money on building rocket factories and ways to distinguish state of israel and jewish people worldwide. mark: i'll say this for me democrat party has blood on its hands, even in the united states here -- where refuses to even vote in unity on resolutions that condemn what's taking place, joe biden his public statements, that the israelis are indiscriminately bombing gaza, hezbollah, gazan civilians, he is stoking anti-semitism in this country, it is grotesque when we come back i have a legal question for you involving jack smith the rogue prosecutor in washington. and the motion and this action that he wants to supreme court to take really, really fast -- i'll be right back.

mark: welcome back america david from jerusalem i have a question about washington, d.c. what's going on in our country here directly. we have a special prosecutor nothing special about him. he insists that presidential immunity a president can't be charged with a crime while

president even a phony made up crime whatever it is -- the trump lawyers have said that's right, and so you can't charge president trump for acts he did or didn't do. as president of the united states after he leaves office because you completely undermine the whole concept of presidential immunity and constantly looking over their shoulders wondering if they're charged afterwards so chief executive to decapitate executive branch through this litigation, he says i want to skip the circuit court going directly to the supreme court, the supreme court remarkably says, well we may not take up the case but we might. and they say defense council can we hear what you have to say about this. what do you make of all of this? >> i think it is outrageous you rage a number of points here first of all circumventing appellate court is a horrible decision and every juncture of this case presented to postpone trial or some other motion in the case she's said over and

over again i will not treat you president trump, like any other -- like a special defendant. you will be treated like every other defendant before the court, i won't consider the political interest, i won't consider the public interest and election. i won't consider your role as leading candidate. you will move forward like everyone else. that's the opposite what have jack smith is saying in petition he's asking the supreme court to sir kill vent analysises that court of appeals would engage in and every defendant is entitled to and what's his reason he says it is because there might not be sufficient time for the court to hear the case during this term. that's just -- that's no reason for the court to hear it during this term. what he means is there's a possibility that court wouldn't hear it before donald trump is elected president. and that's what this is all about in this case. it is a horrible decision. and the decision is he cites by the way in which the court took expedited review united states versus nixon involve subpoena not the trial issues in the case. the fundamental jowrngd lying issue this is what nixon versus

fitzgerald was about in the civil context to find absolute immunity on separation of powers grounds, and other grounds, because the president must be able to act freely in in case at all times president trump acted under article 2 section 3 provides simply he must faithfully execute the laws. based on the information he had he believed that he was acting to investigate what he believed to be election fraud. he was acting consistent with his duty, his oath under article 2, section 1 clause 8 to execute his office faithfully so on that's what he believed but their point is president must be able to act treesly not worry about criminal liability over official acts in office and then nixon -- the fitzgerald court even said the outer prim terse of the office. this is the heart of the office. mark: unbelievable when you look at this case let me just say they violate first amendment rights -- the circuit court panel to obama point one biden appointee says okay you can criticize jack

smith but that's it. that is a ridiculous interpretation of the first amendment. and that first amendment exists especially if you're a defendant and government is rying to put you in prison for rest of your life especially when you're in middle of a presidential election. but apparently not court courts violation of his first amendment right fifth amendment right they took from him attorney client privilege with lead lawyer so the lead lawyer had a testify for the government and notes are presented to grand jury as well as his testimony sixth amendment violation, the right to competent council rushing case in five months you're talking about 12 million documents and that's their side. the other side the defense has a right to try to build a case with documents and witnesses too. and what's the rush? david -- there's no emergency? there's no national security issue? there's nothing -- final words. >> also i believe they've stripped him a right to public trial and media is -- public citizens indefinite right to the public trial.

he must be permitted to discuss the lack of integrity of this prosecution, and of the prosecutors. i have a sanctions motion going against jp jack smith deputy chief counsel for lying to a federal court in order to get records. he must be able to speak on the matters of public interest to the greatest extent possible. and the court always says in other situations when the government writes speak indictment laying out unproven allegations in detail that even can download well a jury we can do that in voir dire same thing with comments president trump or lawyers make. mark: 100%. thank you so much david for all that you do and be safe. god bless you my friend. >> thank you you too. mark: we'll be rig

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♪ mark: welcome back. there's in doubt the democrat party owns the media with, the colleges and universities and all the rest of the culture in this country. how do you like it?

if how's it going? open borders, crime, sex trafficking, crime on our streets, people are depopulating our cities and our blue states, inflation through the roof. they get to tell you what kind of appliances you can have in your home, what kind of automobile you can have. think about what's going on in our country. think about what's going on in the world. the middle east was blown up after donald trump had it under or control. russia invades ukraine under the watchful eyes of joe biden. china more powerful than ever before under the watchful eyes of joe biden. all this horrendous activity taking place here in america and overseas and the inhumanity of all of it. i'll see you tomorrow night on ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: hope you're having a

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