definition anti-semitism. and they took a definition and adapted it based on the us state department's definition about and the eu working committee's definition had been in use quietly for a long, long time without controversy. the minute it became public that there was this definition of anti-semitism, that organizations and jewish community groups were seeking to have adopted suddenly the enemies of the jewish arose and to trample on that. and what you're having is people denying the right of the jewish people to even explain what anti-semitism silencing the -- even in that elementary step. every other people have the right to describe what hatred against them looks like. they study it. they know it. they live it. they're the ones that have the claim and the legitimacy to. make that assessment. but in the case of the jewish, it's otherwise. so to me, it's an extraordinary example of the double standards to which the jewish people are held. and one of the immediate sparks for this book was what was happening

again we saw anti—semitic remarks coming from _ saw anti—semitic remarks coming from that— saw anti—semitiching because i am a staunch supporter of israel and i think we need _ supporter of israel and i think we need to grow that relationship. whatever the president needs to do to get his administration on board with— his administration on board with that, we need to make sure we solidify— with that, we need to make sure we solidify our ties with them. great — we solidify our ties with them. great to— we solidify our ties with them. great to have you with us. thank you so much. in the next hour, we'll hearfrom democratic congressman dean phillips on the israeli president's visit. in europe, extreme heat and winds are continuing to stoke dangerous wildfires across switzerland, spain and greece. there, firefighters are battling a blaze that is destroying homes and forcing evacuations. the days—long heat wave is feeding the flames. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri is in greece, amid the devastation. i am west of athens, in mandra. now, local residents pointed us here, they said, "follow the ro

we have many anti-semites calling in. zionism is a disguise for anti-semitism.d like to know why ill and omar -- why ilhan omar and the others are not being called out. host: they have been called out. guest: after ilhan omar made the comments "it is all about the benjamins," she was criticized by other leaders and there was a movement censoring that language. look, the vote yesterday, which condemned anti-semitism and said israel is not a racist or apartheid state won 91% of democratic votes in the house of representatives and would win a similar share in the senate as well. despite the loud, outspoken views of a certain number of lawmakers, ilhan omar being one of them, the general consensus is in support of israel. i would say less so among the democrats that it was a decade or two ago, but still positive -- host: sarah, good morning. caller: i just noticed anytime somebody criticizes israel, this guy or other organizations, our government even are calling those people "anti-semitic," and "fringe." we have a constitution that dictates separation of church and

they were anti-semitic. the holocaust. racism in its ugliest form took place in the concentration camps in europe. and indeed in auschwitz where i've attended to see the horrors of what mankind can do against mankind. why was the state of israel formed? israel was formed out of a racist society, to say to the world, no longer, never forget, we will not tolerate racism. and 75 years later we stand here in this body, celebrating this democratic state in the meas that was formed -- in the middle east that was formed because of persecution and because of racism. we do not stand for racism, anyone in this chamber should stand for racism. and we cannot call israel, which is formed as a result of racism and anti-semitism and day tread -- and hatred to call that very country a racist state is repugnant to all our values. i think everyone in this chamber should vote yes. because as my dear friend across the aisle knows, racism and anti-semitism have no place, no place, not only in this chamber, but not in america, and not anywhere

that there is no place for anti-semitism, that the relationship is unwavering, unshakable. so it's a clear signal from the white house that it does not appreciate what the left wing of the democratic party is saying vis-a-vis israel. i don't know if it's going to tamp it down or not. jayapal did walk her comment back a little bit, saying she doesn't believe that israel is a racist state, but then she went after the netanyahu government saying that she was concerned about that. also some news about the soldier who walked across the dmz into north korea. the white house and the pentagon are anxiously trying to ascertain the status of that person. i don't know why anybody would think it would be better to go to north korea than to face whatever they were going to face in south korea, but that's what they chose to do, so we'll see how this winds up. >> sandra: and on the massive amount of money that the college loan debt relief is going to cost the american people, kjp saying these borrowers are owed this relief. he will dig into that with our economic panel in just a moment. s

the i said the party under him enabled anti-semitism._ anti-semitism.ch into that _ anti-semitism. the results of the research into that by _ anti-semitism. the results of the research into that by various - research into that by various parties said it wasn't for that why are you saying it was?— parties said it wasn't for that why are you saying it was? david, thank ou ve are you saying it was? david, thank you very much _ are you saying it was? david, thank you very much for _ are you saying it was? david, thank you very much for being _ are you saying it was? david, thank you very much for being with - are you saying it was? david, thank you very much for being with us. i are you saying it was? david, thank. you very much for being with us. the mood here at west minister, pretty quiet. they haven't been many mps around, many are off on holiday no doubt take a time of the summer recess to digest the news today. certainly not a great day for the conservative party. it could've been a lot worse. labours great six says tempered by that in uxbridge, certa

we need to condemn anti—semitism every chance that we can.me very anti—semitic quotes this week, and that was wrong, we need to condemn anti—semitism, so shame on them for the statements they made. we have come a long way, we have a commission on combating anti—semitism, that's great, in virginia, and on a national level as well. but every day we need to be able to condemn anti—semitism and to know that words matter and words have meaning. be careful what we say, especially to other members of congress. we know a number of democratic lawmakers boycotted the speech, your thoughts on that? shame on them, that was wrong, for them to boycott a speech from the leader of one of our most important allies in the world. i was there in support with the majority of my colleagues, so ijust think that statement, having a leader of that country come to the chambers of the us house, to speak to a joint session, that's very meaningful. it sends a message to the world, that we stand by our allies, especially this ally in the middle east, the only democracy. i

. >>> anti-semitism. racism. these are are the most afalling disgusting, and they're applied to me to silence me. >>> last week, in exclusively by the new york post. >> covid 19 is targeting to attack our caucasians and black people. the people are asking's and chinese. and. >>> let's begin with democratic presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior with a long history of spreading vaccine and misinformation. yet in a house hearing today he claimed he never has been even vaccine, racist or anti-semetic and things got heat weather congress woman debbie wasserman schultz called him last year and suggesting anne frank was in a better situation hiding from the nazis from the holocaust than people in the u.s. than during the covid 19 pandemic >> in discussing covid public health issues you made light of the genocide against jewish people, even hitler's germany you could cross the alps to switzerland and hide in an attic. do you think it was easy for jewish people to escape systemic slaughter of nazi >> absolutely n

it's just to bring anti-semitic comments. i think america expects more. let's make our streets safer, our economy stronger, more accountability to the government and that's what we are focused on. yes, sir. >> let's get history right. we invited in the last conference to come based on the 75th anniversary. it has nothing to do with netanyahu. but president biden snobs netanyahu. a couple different concerns. i don't want to see if somebody can build upon ai. i watch the european union has done and in their guidelines and has taken capital away and people walking away from europe and investing in ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america. but at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. if you have followed and covered some of the things we have done here already, i think it is appropriate that we educate all members on artificial intelligence so i have brought in mit. mit has a course that teaches ai and quantum to the generals in our military. two years ago i took a number of members over to mit working with them to develop

but this morning, he has insisted that he is not racist, anti-semitic or anti-vaccine. >> i have nevercine, but everybody in the room probably believes i have been, because that is the prevailing narrative. >> cnn's danielle dale has been watching the hearing and checking the facts. what are facts here? >> mr. kennedy says he is mr. vaccine, because he wants safe people to believe that, and come on, he has spent much of his life calling them unsafe, and in addition to that, falsely linking the vaccines to all kinds of diseases that have nothing to do with vaccines. i could cite dozens of vaccines that he has insisted on vaccines and autism, and zero basis for this claim, but he has done it for years. and he attacked safe covid-19 vaccine, and i won't repeat the basis for which vaccines are tested. he is deep down the vaccine rabbit hole, and you will not have seen the claims unless you are immersed in that world. there is strong evidence that the 1918 flu pandemic was not a flu, but it was caused by vaccine research. it is nonsense that has been debunked. the flu pandemic was a flu pan

it is anti-semitism. vilifying and attacking jews whether in israel, in the united states, or anywhere else in the world is anti-semitism. anti-semitism is a disgrace in every form and i commend president joe biden for laying out the united states' first-ever national strategy to combat anti-semitism. dear friends, it's no secret that over the past few months the israeli people have engaged in a heated and painful debate. we have been immersed in voicing our differences and revisiting and renegotiating the balance of our institutional powers in the absence of a written constitution. in practice, the intense debate going on back home, even as we speak, is the clearest tribute to the fortitude of israel's democracy. israel's democracy has always been based on free and fair elections, on honoring the people's choice, on safeguarding minority rights, on protection of human and civil liberties, and on a strong and independent judiciary. our democracy is also 120 members of knesset, comprised of jews, muslims,

kennedy is employing icus form of anti-semitism that has been used for centuries.nique wasd by hitler claiming there are ogic differences between etic o. a stepping stone to justifying the annihilation of the jews during the holocaust. that was signed by debbie was sh man shults, donald chu. republicans now confronting how to deal with anti-semitism rhetoric, something that has roiled both parties in recent years. >> it's not the first time rfk jr. has been peddling anti-semitic and other conspiracies. >>> from front runner to fodder? my next guest tries to dish out advice to ron desantis on how not to follow his example when he ran for president. i'm going to go one-on-one with scott walker in minutes. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i i love to do. as long as you can make an impact, why s stop? carvana has hundreds of thousands of five star reviews and counting. the whole process was really simple and easy, and this is my third time selling to carvana. you just enter your license ate or your vin, answer a few questions. boom, you get a real offer. sell

and so labels are importan tnd so labels are importan to call people anti-semitism who are anti-semitic, semiteporn is very important to call themt. out and i don't think we're doing enough of it. quite frankly, the democrat party needfrankly.at partys cle, but it's not going to clean up attack. member, but remember, the constitution is there to prevent and prevent centralized action by no nothings , no labels and their ilk. >> that's it. >> look forward to the book. the democratic party hates america. you can order every early first print edition, amazon.com, hannity, .com. we'll let you know when it's oen bookstores around the country. mark, great one. thank you as alwayt s. coming up, the horrors of human trafficking. realf it's happening are beingight brought to light thanks to a new film t has blown all of hollywood away called the sound of a low budget but extremelyw g powerful movie crushing harrison ford's latest high tech budget installment of indiana jones, the film star, the sound of freedom. jim caviezel will join us next. live audio and shows, by the way, thi audiencs wedne

anti-semitism, racism. these are the most appalling, disgusting pejoratives and they're applied to me to silence me because people don't want me to have that conversation about the war, about groceries, about inflation, about the war on the middle class in this country that we need to be having. and, and by the way, i want to say this while i'm on the record that in my entire life and why i'm under oath, in my entire life, i have never uttered a phrase that was either racist or anti-semitic. i have spent my life fighting my professional career, fighting for israel, for the protection of israel. i have a better record on israel than anybody in this chamber today. i'm the only person who has publicly objected to the $2 billion payout that the biden administration is now making to iran, which is a genocidal program. i'm the only one who's objected to that. i fought more ferociously for israel than anybody, but i am being censored here through this target through smears, through misinterpretations is what it sa

of pushing conspiracy theories and anti-semitic messaging. and criticized house republicans for providing the democratic presidential candidate with a platform at a congressional hearing. rep. jeffries spoke at his weekly news conference where he discussed the biting allegations and the writer and actors strike. hearing. this is about 30 minutes. mr. jeffries: good morning, everyone. at the beginning of this congress, as house democrats we made clear we would extend the hand of partnership to the other side of the aisle. whenever and wherever possible. in order to find common ground to get things done for the american people. while at the same time being prepared to push back against republican extremism whenever necessary. that was our commitment to the american people. and we continue to do just that. earlier this morning, on the floor of the house of representatives, democrats and republicans came together to re-authorize the federal aviation administration. in a bipartisan way. once again illustrating that there is the opportunity to find

and they had a file for anti-semitism. right, for anti-semites. so there were efforts, some efforts. but ultimately i argue they drew energy from the bigots because they first they didn't really police a lot of them. other questions right here? yeah. i'm kind of surprised to hear this maybe rage against like except the new deal or something like the us federal government should only be 2% of the economy instead of 20. yeah, i don't know what. yeah. could you. yeah, well, it is a puzzle, right? it's a paradox. i mean, eisenhower, of course, the hero of d-day and then president of columbia university and then i like ike, right? i mean, sort of this all-american, really a hero. you know how and the other thing is that welch, who's so so robert welch wrote to his friends in the fifties a letter. he called a long letter and he charges that eisenhower, a dedicated agent of the communist conspiracy. what's interesting, though, is that lot of the other birch founders, when this becomes news in the early sixties, they distanced themselves from it and they

i want to talk about biden when it comes to anti-semitism. other than obama perhaps we have never had a president who was more hostile to the state of israel. the only jewish state on the face of the earth than joe biden. he is secretly negotiating with the neo-nazi, there's another label, regime in tehran for a deal where tehran would get nuclear weapons but joe would be able to manage the region and so forth. he doesn't like bibi netanyahu, didn't like ma hat ma, his administration is filled with israel hating antisemites, the way franklin roosevelt's was, at the state department and in other places, in the oval office, the democrat party has a history of this at its highest levels, a history of this. so labels are important. to call people anti-semitism who are antisemite is very important. to call them out and i don't think we are doing enough of it, quite frankly. the democrat party needs to clean up its act. but it's not going to clean up its act. remember, the constitution is there to prevent, to prevent centralized action by know noth

anti-semitism, racism. these are the most appalling, disgusting words applied to me to silence me because people don't want me to have that conversation about the war, about groceries, about inflation, about the war on the middle class in this country that we need to be having. and by the way, i want to say this while i'm on the record. that in my entire life, why i'm under oath, in my entire life i have never uttered a phrase that was either racist or anti-semitic. i have spent my life fighting my professional career fighting for israel, the protection of israel. i have a better record on israel than anybody in this chamber today. i'm the only person who has publicly objected to the $2 billion pay-out that the biden administration is now making to iran, which is a genocidal program. i'm the only one who has objected to that. i fought more ferociously for israel than anybody but i'm being censored here, through this target, through smears, through misinterpretations of what i said, through lies and through

house, white house -- >> apology right thing to do, we have been very clear when it comes to anti-semitism this administration, the entire biden, uh biden harris administration have been clear when ilz is singled out because of antijewjewish hate is snefbl. >> we have been talking about potential to be compromised given all money taken in from china, your thoughts on the best response, to all of the grechgs out of communist china from spy balloon to police situations, the covid cover-up all the list is long. >> well, let me say first israel is not a racist state it is opposite look at government how they interact with neighbors people that are inside her nation, they even have individuals in jewish state that are in knesset not a racist white house should have said good made apology, as far as what is happening in china collateral this administration, is focused on trying to be able to tufrn over energy control of the united states, over the china, when pushing the energy agenda pushing right now, saying we need all-electric they know full well, that china is in the lead right now on solar

and we saw this last week with his court about anti semitism. this is a substitute to make sure he can even get within arm's length of power. and of course we have donald trump under foreign diamond, so some of it's been a contributor. who's out soon? everybody been who's kind of all the time into mark my words george? well that's very interesting. yeah. you put it very well because um, there are 2 basic ways in which um, the political establishment takes out its enemies. you either bring up kind of the charge of anti semitism, you know, racism, which is how that's how i took out pat buchanan. um it went when he run your vin jeremy. the 2nd and jeremy goes into the good guys. he's like that you were a bring up that when you we like there's no evidence or do you just we list up and, and just semitism. oh you practice law said, and so with trump though, it, as we discussed was he has full trials coming up. we now and the electronic lease full because it was old like likely to be something from georgia and then there's a lot of other stuff possible

with anti—semitism on the rise in the united — with anti—semitism on the rise in the united states andross the world it is — the united states and across the world it is increasingly important for our— world it is increasingly important for our president and our country to be putting _ for our president and our country to be putting forward a friendship, a strong _ be putting forward a friendship, a strong support of israel, not questioning or calling it a racist state~ — questioning or calling it a racist state. ., .. questioning or calling it a racist state. ., ., ., , state. tom, react to that. president biden has been _ state. tom, react to that. president biden has been pretty _ state. tom, react to that. president biden has been pretty outspoken i state. tom, react to that. president biden has been pretty outspoken on foreign _ biden has been pretty outspoken on foreign affairs — biden has been pretty outspoken on foreign affairs for— biden has been pretty outspoken on foreign affairs for literally— biden has been pretty outspoken on foreign affairs for literally 50 - foreign aff

>> if at any time anti-jewish hatred is said, that is anti-semitism and we find it to be unacceptable. at the same time, we think it's important that the congresswoman did indeed apologize for her comments and we're glad to see it. >> didn't hear whether it was a yes or no to that question. >> first of all, we condemn anti-semitism. any time there's any anti-jewish hate, we condemn it. we've been very clear. that is answering your question. >> we basically have the why house equating jayapal's comment to jewish hate and anti-semitism. these incidents keep happening, we don't know if the president had to address them in his meeting with the israeli president today, harris. >> thank, jacqui. we'll hear more from florida governor ron desantis talking about the legal action against donald trump today. more of his words now. >> he should have come out more forcefully. to try to criminalize that, that's a different issue entirely. i think that we want to be in a situation where you don't have one side just constantly trying to put the other side in jail. >> you heard what my guest said. it'

i can tell you inside this country we don't tolerate anti-semitism for a reason. we also don't tolerate the idea of standing and throwing arrows at our allies knowing it only causes division. the events of this week and some of the members of congress what they had to say, you know, comes back to what my mom said. you can say anything if you say it the right way. if you say it in a way that brings people in, not just pushes them away. that's the problem. they aren't trying to take -- they aren't trying to take issue with certain policies but trying to take issue with the idea and existence of a jewish state. that's what is scary about it. >> harris: an important conversation is happening now between the president of israel and our united congress. i say that bipartisan for the most part in that chamber today. great to have you in "focus" as the breaking news is coming together. thank you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: there is more breaking this hour. two i.r.s. whistleblowers will testify to the house oversight committee in just about two hours. the witnesses,

his invitation to be here messages spread anti-semitic and anti-asian. his helpful anti-semitic. >> now i'm subject to this new form of censorship which is called targeted propaganda where people apply pejoratives, anti-semitism, racism, these are the most appalling, disgusting pejoratives and they are applied to me to silence me. >> laura: and of course the white house as if on cue pounced. >> claims made on that tape is false. it is vile. they put our fellow americans in danger. >> laura: in danger? please. of course, criticizing r.f.k. theory about covid or china okay can you do that to debate. buff using this as an excuse to try to purge him? it's just part of the biden protection react and cnn is on it. >> we're almost losing track of the number of statements and times they have had to come out since he has announced his bid for president and before then there are many people close to the kennedy family and others who think he is simply trying to raise money. there is an audience for what he is saying in some respects froms anti-vaccine community an

kennedy jr., who peddles anti-semitic tropes and baseless, xenophobic conspiracy theories, which together are directed at the jewish community and the chinese american community is unbelievable. which is why you can't take our republican colleagues seriously when they tell you that they believe in tolerance. why would you give robert f. kennedy jr. a congressional platform to spew his hatred? here's the answer. robert f. kennedy jr., is a living, breathing, false flag operation. his whole campaign is being run by right-wing political operatives who have one objective. try to take down president joe biden. that's why robert f. kennedy jr. was given a congressional platform. on this week of all weeks. because my extreme maga republican colleagues are not interested in doing anything meaningful to improve the economy, address inflation, create jobs, or deal with public safety concern, particularly around the gun violence epidemic that are afflicting the american people. reporter: there are only a limited number of days left before you leave for august recess. a about the resolution about san

this amid growing anti-semitism in the united states, up 36% last year.ted denialism is being applied to recent history. we saw lawmakers repeatedly downplay the violence of the insurrection on january 6th. trump claims that day was full of love, and democratic presidential candidate rfk jr. whose campaign has been riddled with conspiracies last night blamed the united states for the war in ukraine, and the fox news audience cheered. >> ukraine, because of our pushing the ukraine into the war on two occasions -- in 2019 -- >> we pushed them into it or did -- >> let me tell you. putin in good faith began withdrawing troops. we sent boris johnson over there to torpedo it. because we don't want peace. we want war with russia. >> why are we blaming america's role in this? >> the fact that sean hannity might be the voice of reason, michael, in that clip, is just nuts to me. joining me now, michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian. i always like spending time with you because your angles put into context what we're going through. there's this old adag

and anti-asian bias at a time when that anti-asian and anti-semitic hatred is resulting in violenceommunities across the country. >> speaking mccarthy said they're going to still let him speak because the hearing is about sensocensorship and they want to sensor him. >> they didn't hesitate to remove democratic members of congress for the things that they said. so they have a track record of taking action when they don't like what someone has said. and held them accountable in their mind. that is exactly what should be done here. speaker mccarthy said that he thinks what rfk jr. said is i guess he said he didn't agree with it but it was inappropriate. why you could give a platform to someone who is going to spew conspiracy theories that have no basis in fact and that is going to cause other people harm. that is on them if more people get hurt as a result of who the republican majority brings in front of congress as witnesses. they should rescind his invitation. >> thank you so much. >>> the simple error in millions of pentagon emails that has messages falling into the wrong hands. st

and we saw this last week with his quoted was anti semitism. this is a substitute to make sure he can even get within arm's length of power. and of course we have donald trump under foreign diamond, so some of it's been a contributor who's out assume everybody believes kind of all the and diamonds will mark my words. george. that's very interesting. yeah. you put it very well because um, there are 2 basic ways in which um, the political establishment takes out its enemies. you either bring up, uh, god of the charge of anti semitism. you know, racism, which is how that's how i took out pat buchanan. um it went when he ran your then jeremy, the 2nd and jeremy called into the good guys exact that you're a bring up that when you we like there's no evidence or do you just we list up and, and just semitism or you practice law said and so with trump though, he does, as we discussed, was he has full trials coming up between now and the electronic lease full because it was old, like likely to be something from georgia. and then there's a lot of other st

you either bring up, uh, god of the charge of anti semitism. you know, racism, which is how that's how i took out that buchanan. um and when, when he run your vin, jeremy, the 2nd and jeremy going to very good guys. he's like, are you ready bring up though you? we like this. all we have is more do you just will, is up and, and to semitism or you practice last a. and so with trump though, he does, as we've discussed as he has full trials coming up between now and the electronic lease full because it is old, like likely to be something from georgia and then there's a lot of other stuff possible. so it's very hard to see, but how he can campaign, why he's going to realize, going from one trial to another. it's not even all this because none of these grandstanding prosecutors or judges are going to just say, well, let's delay. there's supposed to wait till off to the electro, not all there when i run it now. i mean, they get, they get, i think it's been desperate to do it. so it's, it's likely that he's just going to be gone from one trial to anoth

here we are on the last story calling out someone for their anti—semitism.i don't know. turner. she's know. beverley turner. she's a she's a, i think a host in the for the morning. but obviously we that early and we don't get up that early and so i don't know why her politics i do know that vaguely that she's very much involved in the whole covid stuff. some people call her a covid conspiracy theorist. what said in theorist. what she said in a tweet and i'm and i this is i'm not happy with this tweet as the representative of all jews ever is that she says that covid cause causes less harm to certain ethnicities east asians and jews. and then she puts in brackets. fauci anyone now , brackets. fauci anyone now, number one, fauci is not jewish. he's so yeah, he's italian descent . so like, so what are descent. so like, so what are you trying to say? like fauci was involved and he's jewish and whatever. and then basically he says that it was that it says that it was a that it implies that it was engineered, engineered to attack certain ethnicities, ethnic ethnic

it's concerning to me is a growing problem in the democratic party when it comes to israel and anti-semitism. we've got another week of producing more bills out of the house trying to make america stronger and safer today. we are continuing work on the faa and we do a member of them tonight. wewe know as summer travels into the challenge that the secretary has had in his job time and again we believe in the bill to solve some of these things that he's refused to solve as we move forward and look to the future to make air travel safer and other transportation. next week we will be looking to do some appropriations and continue to work through. i have a concern the appropriations when i look at all the pelosi policies that would be permanent if we did not get appropriations done especially if members would look to doing a continuing resolution that would only lock in pelosi's policies. one of the bills we have coming up his agriculture. we watched across the country that under pelosi's politics that she allowed china to buy our farm land. it's a new washington in majority with of the republica

here we are on the last story calling out someone for their anti—semitism.ow. beverley turner. she's a she's a, i think a host in the for the morning. but obviously we early and we don't get up that early and so i don't know why her politics i do know that vaguely that she's very much involved in the whole covid stuff. some people call her a covid conspiracy theorist. what said in a theorist. what she said in a tweet and i'm and i this is i'm not happy with this tweet as the representative of all jews ever is that she says that covid cause causes less harm to certain ethnicities east asians and jews. and then she puts in brackets. fauci anyone now , brackets. fauci anyone now, number one, fauci is not jewish. he's so yeah, he's italian descent . so like, so what are descent. so like, so what are you trying to say ? like fauci you trying to say? like fauci was involved and he's jewish and whatever. and then basically he says that it was that it says that it was a that it implies that it was engineered, engineered to attack certain ethnicities, ethnic ethnicit

and so it was both of those things was both anti-semitic and anti-black. and kind of braided into a toxic hole. and so it's not uncommon, i think, you know, to see the thing that you're talking about with these kinds of social prejudices amplify each other. exactly. and i think it's important to try to understand that, because, again, if our goal and our aim is to understand and inform so that we can do something, we do have to develop some expertise in the way that these people are thinking and operating so that we can work together on finding a solution and a remedy. so from there, i begin thinking about, okay, what are different cases that fit both in terms of a chronological, you know, do i tell the story of an era which means i got to move through time, but then also how do i make sure that i'm not so rooted in one, that i'm missing the details of another? how do i contextualize both in a sweeping history, but then also a in a modern era history? but beyond all of that, how do i make sure going back to what in a lot of ways was was really the underlyi