Speaker 1: House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan recently tweeted out about the
Speaker 1: federal government working with disinformation quote unquote experts at universities,
Speaker 1: big tech, and others working together through a group called
Speaker 1: the Election Integrity Partnership to monitor and censor American speech.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk to a man who was on
Speaker 1: that list, my friend Dave Rubin. Of course you know
Speaker 1: him from the Reuben Report. He's also New York Times
Speaker 1: best selling author. But he was on that list.
Speaker 2: So we'll talk to.
Speaker 1: Him about how that feels to be censored by his
Speaker 1: own government. You know, obviously they thought he was a threat.
Speaker 1: So we'll talk to this very dangerous man. We'll also
Speaker 1: talk to him about another disappointing election cycle. Why do
Speaker 1: we keep losing? What's the path forward? Is there a
Speaker 1: path forward? We're also going to talk to him about
Speaker 1: the pro Hamas sentiment that we're seeing across the country.
Speaker 1: What does that mean for America that there are so
Speaker 1: many people here in the United States that are cheering
Speaker 1: on Hamas. So we'll get us take on all these
Speaker 1: important issues, all that and more with my friend Dave Ruben.
Speaker 1: Stay with us, well, Dave Ruben, It's great to have
Speaker 1: you on the show, and I just found out that
Speaker 1: you're a very dangerous man.
Speaker 3: So I'm very scary, and I'm particularly scary in the
Speaker 3: morning when we're taping this because I don't know if
Speaker 3: my coffee's kicked in.
Speaker 4: So let's do it.
Speaker 1: Well, the government apparently thinks you're very scary, So Jim
Speaker 1: Jim Jordan, you know, tweeted out and you know, announce
Speaker 1: the officials of the Department of Homeland Security assisted in
Speaker 1: this creation of a disinformation group at Stanford University, and
Speaker 1: you know it so called disinformation experts to censor the
Speaker 1: speech of Americans prior to the twenty twenty election, and
Speaker 1: you were one of those people listed that was censored.
Speaker 1: I mean that's actually, like, you know, we can joke
Speaker 1: about it, obviously because you're a funny guy and you know,
Speaker 1: you're smart, but you also have levity, which is great
Speaker 1: for today when everything's so depressing. But I mean, the
Speaker 1: government targeted you, and you're an American citizen.
Speaker 4: So that's not great. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, it's funny the way you preface that,
Speaker 3: because when I saw the Twitter thread, it was like
Speaker 3: ten pm at night when I happened to open up
Speaker 3: Twitter and see the initial tweet, because he put out
Speaker 3: a thread of about ten tweets, and you know, it's
Speaker 3: a lot of capitals or whatever, and he's talking about
Speaker 3: you know, censorship and government or whatever. And then I
Speaker 3: see that it's a thread, and before I click the thread,
Speaker 3: I was like, oh God, I'm going to be on
Speaker 3: this thing? Are and I So it was not surprising
Speaker 3: to me at all, as you know, I had you know,
Speaker 3: I've been suspended a couple of times over the years
Speaker 3: from Twitter. But the big one, and which now strikes
Speaker 3: me as probably fairly obvious, is that the government had
Speaker 3: something to do with it. Was back in July of
Speaker 3: twenty one, which was only a month after Joe Biden
Speaker 3: said if you get the vaccine, you will not get
Speaker 3: nord transmit COVID. I said that the vaccines were not
Speaker 3: working as promised. I said they are prepping us for
Speaker 3: booster shots, which they were about to do that fall,
Speaker 3: and that vaccine mandates were coming, which obviously came that
Speaker 3: fall as well, and I was suspended on Twitter for that.
Speaker 3: Now it seems pretty clear that that probably had a
Speaker 3: little something to do with the government, which of course
Speaker 3: then is a direct assault on my free speech rights,
Speaker 3: my First Amendment rights.
Speaker 4: The question really is.
Speaker 3: And I actually on my show today I have harmit Dylon,
Speaker 3: who I'm sure you know, she's an incredible First Amendment lawyer.
Speaker 3: She ran against Ron and McDonald to be the RNC chair.
Speaker 3: Didn't work out for her, and the Republicans are kind
Speaker 3: of paying the price right now. But the question is,
Speaker 3: if the government does step on your free speech rights,
Speaker 3: if they stop you from being able to speak or
Speaker 3: being able to communicate your legal ideas, then what is
Speaker 3: your recourse? And unfortunately, Lisa, I don't think you get
Speaker 3: much recourse. I think you know, it's not like they're
Speaker 3: going to hand me a bucket of cash and be
Speaker 3: like sorry about that. Dave, I don't even think you
Speaker 3: get like a mid level bureaucrat to show up at
Speaker 3: your house with some flowers and an apology note.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure you just get nothing.
Speaker 2: I do like flowers, but you know, flowers would be nice,
Speaker 2: you know. Yeah, it's this disinformation.
Speaker 1: Experts at universities, big tech and others worked through this
Speaker 1: group called the Election Integrity Partnership, which is obviously ironically
Speaker 1: named because there's no integrity in censoring you know, Americans,
Speaker 1: it's also crazy just to look back at, you know,
Speaker 1: COVID when you're talking about the vaccine and just living
Speaker 1: through that part of life.
Speaker 4: And I worry.
Speaker 1: You know, obviously, as conservatives, we care about what Jim
Speaker 1: Jordan is putting out about this, but I think the
Speaker 1: problem is, like, do Democrats do independence? And even during COVID,
Speaker 1: I mean, nearly half of Democrats wanted to put people
Speaker 1: like us who are unvaccinated in camps. And so I
Speaker 1: just worry that, you know, we're heading down this road
Speaker 1: and maybe we are already there where you know, there
Speaker 1: are enough Democrats that want to put us away for
Speaker 1: our viewpoints or you know, support the censorship of her
Speaker 1: speech just because they don't like us, And what does
Speaker 1: that mean for the future.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a really great point that people need
Speaker 3: to understand a little bit more, because it's not just
Speaker 3: that a certain set of people don't care about these things.
Speaker 3: That's one good point that you're making. But the secondary
Speaker 3: point that goes with that is if the people that
Speaker 3: do care, say you me, all the people listening to
Speaker 3: this right now, if we don't elect people who will
Speaker 3: ultimately solve some of these problems, meaning bring a reckoning
Speaker 3: to the CDC and the NIH and find out what's happening,
Speaker 3: you know, with big tech and government, not just not
Speaker 3: just expose things, but actually like people need to be fired,
Speaker 3: heads needs roll, departments need to be completely blown apart
Speaker 3: and rebuilt or just disappear altogether. If we don't do
Speaker 3: any of that, as Ron de Santis calls, are reckoning
Speaker 3: for all of the things that happen related to COVID,
Speaker 3: then of course these things are going to happen again.
Speaker 3: It may not be COVID, maybe it's COVID too or
Speaker 3: COVID seven, but it might be climate life downs, or
Speaker 3: it might be some confusion over World War three or
Speaker 3: whatever they have in the bag that comes next.
Speaker 4: If we don't deal with these.
Speaker 3: Things appropriately, then of course we're just setting ourselves up
Speaker 3: for them to happen again. And yes, as you said,
Speaker 3: a certain set of people just simply will not care.
Speaker 3: I mean, CNN is not going to be running the
Speaker 3: story today that Jim Jordan just exposed a massive assault
Speaker 3: on private citizens free speech right. That is not going
Speaker 3: to be on CNN dot com. Jake Tapper is not
Speaker 3: going to talk about it. It might get a mention
Speaker 3: on Fox. But generally speaking, that is it's more fodder
Speaker 3: for the online people than it is for the mainstream people,
Speaker 3: which is also a tension that.
Speaker 4: You know that we have right now. That's a growing problem.
Speaker 1: I would say, quick commercial break more with Dave Rubin
Speaker 1: on the other side.
Speaker 2: Then we can't seem to win, is the problem.
Speaker 1: You know that there are all these issues going on
Speaker 1: in the country, you know, censorship. I mean basically, like
Speaker 1: name the issue you and it's bad, right, like.
Speaker 3: Supporter, we don't have like a great amount of stuff
Speaker 3: that's working out well right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like world It's like I can't point to one
Speaker 1: area that is going well in the country objectively.
Speaker 2: Yet we can't seem to win.
Speaker 1: I mean, we had another off your election cycle that
Speaker 1: was disappointing. The midterms were disappointing. The twenty twenty election
Speaker 1: was disappointing. We can't seem to win. And you look
Speaker 1: at what happened during the off yr election. We failed
Speaker 1: to take out Democrat Kentucky Governor Andy Basher. Democrats won
Speaker 1: full control of the Virginia State Legislature. Ohio voters approved
Speaker 1: an abortion ballot measure. We were outfunded everywhere and it's
Speaker 1: just like, what the hell man like? What needs to
Speaker 1: go wrong for people to vote Republican? Or are we
Speaker 1: just that toxic? Like I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, first off, I like the idea for a
Speaker 3: title for a Lisa Booth book, What the hell man Like?
Speaker 3: That just feels right for the next Lisa Booth book.
Speaker 1: Dave, that'll be like Hillary Clinton's you Know what Happened book?
Speaker 1: I just it'll be like, you know, the list is long,
Speaker 1: my friend.
Speaker 3: I will gladly write the forward for that one. Well, look,
Speaker 3: you're making a great point related to the branding problem
Speaker 3: that Republicans have. I mean, if you just look at
Speaker 3: what's happening in the world right now between our border
Speaker 3: and the economy, and you know what seems to be
Speaker 3: like careening towards World War three, and you know, the
Speaker 3: Hamas riots on the streets, and you know, twice in
Speaker 3: the last two weeks, I mean, a woman who was
Speaker 3: the president of a synagogue in Detroit was killed in
Speaker 3: broad daylight. Then two days ago in Los Angeles, a
Speaker 3: man Jewish man was killed by one of these you know,
Speaker 3: quote unquote pro Palestine supporters. Like there's so many bad
Speaker 3: things happening as you're laying out that all seemed to
Speaker 3: fit within the Democrat narrative, right, Like, it's the Democrats
Speaker 3: that are in charge of the border right now, It's
Speaker 3: the Democrats and the left that have brought us identity politics.
Speaker 3: It's the Democrat administration that gave six billion dollars to Iran.
Speaker 3: And then you know, basically immediately after we get this
Speaker 3: horrific attack in Israel, which seems to now be widening
Speaker 3: across the Middle East. There's so many things that we
Speaker 3: could point to and be like, man, you Democrats have
Speaker 3: screwed up everything. But for some reason, the Republican brand
Speaker 3: is so incredibly toxic that even in a place like Virginia,
Speaker 3: which elected Glenn Younkin did the right thing, they cared
Speaker 3: about parental rights, they.
Speaker 4: Just lost the House. I mean, it's it's so insane.
Speaker 3: And what I would say is that, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: for those of us that want to win elections, we
Speaker 3: have to convince regular Republicans that there are ways to
Speaker 3: win elections.
Speaker 4: But it isn't just you know, going all in all
Speaker 4: the time on all the Trump related stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't blame Trump for this, but like there is
Speaker 3: a blueprint on how Republicans can win elections, and it's
Speaker 3: the Florida blueprint, right if everyone knows that Ron DeSantis,
Speaker 3: you know, he won his first election by like twenty
Speaker 3: or thirty thousand votes, almost nothing, basically less than a percent.
Speaker 3: He won his reelection by what was at one point
Speaker 3: six million votes, twenty percent, a million new people in Florida,
Speaker 3: are incredibly strong economy, all of the stuff that you
Speaker 3: and your listeners know. So it's like, it's not that
Speaker 3: there isn't a blueprint for it, but you need more people.
Speaker 3: I would say, like Ron DeSantis, you need more candidates
Speaker 3: like that. Putting aside whatever we all think about the
Speaker 3: presidential election. At the state level, you need more leaders
Speaker 3: who are willing to lead, and we don't have great people,
Speaker 3: and we don't have great communicators, and they are more
Speaker 3: well funded at least. The other secret part of this
Speaker 3: is that they are more hysterical about politics.
Speaker 4: That is something that.
Speaker 3: You know, conservative leaning people will always be fighting against.
Speaker 3: We have jobs, we have lives, we have families. We
Speaker 3: are not consumed by the minutia of the day the
Speaker 3: way they are, where you know, they're fighting basically like
Speaker 3: a religious war, and we're basically saying, hey, just leave
Speaker 3: us alone, and the asymmetry of that over time kind
Speaker 3: of gets us to where we're at right now.
Speaker 1: Then, And of course the response that you know, and
Speaker 1: as someone who moved down here because Governor de Santez
Speaker 1: did such a good job and kept the state free,
Speaker 1: you know, I left communist New York to come here.
Speaker 1: But then the response to that would be like, well,
Speaker 1: he's not winning a primary, yep, you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: he's down really significantly against Trump.
Speaker 2: So it's like, that's not winning right now.
Speaker 3: That message, well, look, I mean we haven't we have,
Speaker 3: as we discussed last night, we haven't had a primary yet.
Speaker 3: And you know, the first primary, of course is Iowa
Speaker 3: and Kim.
Speaker 4: Reynolds, who's super popular there.
Speaker 3: It just went all in with him, which if the
Speaker 3: media was honest about anything, that would be like the
Speaker 3: lead story right now Middle East stuff. Notwithstanding the idea
Speaker 3: that if we're to believe the polls and Trump is
Speaker 3: up by fifty points, then the governor of Iowa, like,
Speaker 3: is she on a suicide mission by backing this guy?
Speaker 4: Or is it.
Speaker 3: Possible that the polls are not telling us exactly what's
Speaker 3: on the ground and something different maybe happening. But that aside,
Speaker 3: Your point is a good one, which is like, can
Speaker 3: you nationalize a movement or does this just have to
Speaker 3: be like a state by staate thing. I think it
Speaker 3: has to be a state by state thing. That's why
Speaker 3: the Virginia thing is so disappointing because Florida, we've taken
Speaker 3: Florida completely in the right direction that you know, we
Speaker 3: have a super majority. Everything's functioning here. There's really no
Speaker 3: Democrat party anymore in Florida. The Democrats kind of vote
Speaker 3: with the Republicans just so they have a chance to
Speaker 3: hang around. It seemed like Virginia might start going in
Speaker 3: that direction, and then it completely reversed last night. So
Speaker 3: I can't tell you that there's like a ton of
Speaker 3: hope at the state level, but there are these little
Speaker 3: glimmers of hope. And then as I suspect, you know,
Speaker 3: people will just keep doing what you did, moving to
Speaker 3: places that are more in line with their values. It's
Speaker 3: what I did, it's what our friend Carol Markowitz did,
Speaker 3: and many many other people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, Youngkin's not a Trump guy, and
Speaker 1: you know, couldn't pull it off in Virginia. So it's
Speaker 1: just it's really collectively disappointing about you know, what is
Speaker 1: the answer how do we save the country.
Speaker 2: But you know, one thing that really worries me is
Speaker 2: just you know, young people these days.
Speaker 1: And you know, we're saying young people become a more
Speaker 1: influential voting block, and we know that even on a
Speaker 1: really important issue. I know, to you into the country
Speaker 1: right now, a lot of this anti Semitism that we're
Speaker 1: seeing around the country and particularly on college campuses. I mean,
Speaker 1: we know that TikTok right now is boosting pro Palestinian content,
Speaker 1: pro terrorist content has consistently gone viral on their you know,
Speaker 1: substantially is outnumbering pro Israel content. I mean, if you're
Speaker 1: the Chinese Communist Party, would you be doing anything different
Speaker 1: right now? I mean exactly, you know that tiktoks of
Speaker 1: Chinese spy apps. So I wonder how much of the
Speaker 1: demise of our country is honestly being driven by China
Speaker 1: and just influencing the young here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that is totally right.
Speaker 3: I tweeted out a video this morning and I said
Speaker 3: something to that effect about how TikTok is just breaking
Speaker 3: the brains of young people. They have algorithmically fueled all
Speaker 3: of the bad ideas, and of course, you know on
Speaker 3: the Chinese version of TikTok. In China, they have kids
Speaker 3: learning math and science and physics and all of the
Speaker 3: important stuff. And then in our TikTok, you hand a kid,
Speaker 3: a five year old kid, TikTok, you think they're watching
Speaker 3: you know, Varney videos or whatever kids are watching these days,
Speaker 3: and next thing you know, they're they're seeing Hamas videos
Speaker 3: literally five year olds. I mean, it's absolutely psychotic. It's
Speaker 3: connected deeply to you know, decades of Marxist teaching and
Speaker 3: in all of our schools and the slow march through
Speaker 3: the institutions.
Speaker 4: As they call it.
Speaker 3: But yes, China has decided that they would like to
Speaker 3: lead the world. And if you would like to lead
Speaker 3: the world, you got to take out the guy who
Speaker 3: is the current world leader, and that is the United States.
Speaker 3: And maybe you do that not through a military confrontation.
Speaker 3: You do it through just brainwashing masses so that they
Speaker 3: are out protesting on the streets for things that are
Speaker 3: completely counter to American values. And you know, by the way,
Speaker 3: when they're done with Israel, whatever that means. You know,
Speaker 3: if they were able to actually wipe Israel off the
Speaker 3: map or anything else. You think that these protesters would
Speaker 3: stop the people that are in London, because they're obviously
Speaker 3: going after all Western nations, not just the United States,
Speaker 3: but the people in Paris, the people in Brussels and
Speaker 3: in Amsterdam. No, then they will suddenly be like, oh,
Speaker 3: now we can set our sites on the real goal,
Speaker 3: which is unending all upending all of these Western civilizations
Speaker 3: quick breaks.
Speaker 2: Stay with us.
Speaker 1: Well, and I've said this to you and you know,
Speaker 1: to our Jewish friends, because you're you're Jewish. You know,
Speaker 1: I didn't realize that anti Semitism was so prevalent in
Speaker 1: the country and just around the world, and even looking
Speaker 1: at you know, a Jewish man was murdered with the
Speaker 1: megaphone by a pro Hamas protester. Now a pro Hamas
Speaker 1: you know, I mean murderer, because he murdered the guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And and it was ruled a homicide by the police department.
Speaker 2: And NBC's original.
Speaker 1: Headline read man dies after hitting head during Israel and
Speaker 1: Palestinian rallies in California.
Speaker 2: Officials say no, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Official said it was a homicide because the guy hit
Speaker 1: him with the megaphone. He didn't just hit his head,
Speaker 1: he was murdered. Yet that's how the media decided to
Speaker 1: cover it. So it's not just TikTok, it's like or
Speaker 1: news organizations. I mean, that is just a disgusting way
Speaker 1: to talk about a homicide right in anti Semitism.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know, and this is deeply connected to
Speaker 3: why so many things feel so wildly out of control
Speaker 3: right now, because the basic answer to that is that,
Speaker 3: you know, Jews, who are a minority who have been
Speaker 3: pagrummed and holocausted and kicked out of countries and everything else,
Speaker 3: have wildly figured out away almost almost crazily figured out
Speaker 3: a way to still thrive wherever they go.
Speaker 4: So that's the story of the Jews.
Speaker 3: That's the story of Fiddler on the Roof, and it's
Speaker 3: the story of the Bible and going to the Promised
Speaker 3: Land and all those things.
Speaker 4: That story of an.
Speaker 3: Oppressed minority succeeding. It's the ultimate antidote to intersectionality and
Speaker 3: the oppression Olympics and everything the left is offering. The
Speaker 3: Left needs their oppressed groups to be oppressed, because if
Speaker 3: you are, if you suddenly think that you're not oppressed
Speaker 3: and you start doing things on your own, you won't
Speaker 3: need all the machinery of the West, the academic machinery,
Speaker 3: the economic machinery, the political machinery, and all that, and
Speaker 3: Jews are the exception to that succeeding. So that really
Speaker 3: does explain why Jews can never be victims in all
Speaker 3: of this. So, you know, basically overnight, while while two
Speaker 3: hundred people are still held hostage, babies babies are being
Speaker 3: held hostage right now, and beheadings and all of the
Speaker 3: horrific stuff, there was basically like a ten hour window
Speaker 3: where mainstream media was sort of on Israel's side, and
Speaker 3: then they were just waiting to figure out how do
Speaker 3: we flip that and be you know, on Hamasa's side.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I don't say on the Palestinian side,
Speaker 3: it's on Hamas's side, because Hamas could end.
Speaker 4: This right now. It's incredibly bizarre.
Speaker 3: We have I think twelve Americans that are held hostage,
Speaker 3: and yet nobody in America from our political class is saying,
Speaker 3: release the hostages, no ceasefire, no nothing else, Release the
Speaker 3: hostages and then we'll talk. Nobody seems to say that.
Speaker 3: So there's so many weird things happening. But if you
Speaker 3: understand the trends that have been going on in this
Speaker 3: country for quite some time. It isn't that surprising when
Speaker 3: the New York Time lies of New York Times about
Speaker 3: the hospital bombing in Gaza that did not happen. It
Speaker 3: is not surprising when the La Times writes a headline
Speaker 3: that you just described. I mean, these are the same people.
Speaker 3: Let's not forget who only a couple of years ago
Speaker 3: called Larry Elder, my friend Larry Elder the blackface of
Speaker 3: white supremacy when he was running for California governor. So
Speaker 3: there's just no end to the to the bottomless pit
Speaker 3: that is this set of ideas.
Speaker 1: It just came to mind. I can't remember which terrorist
Speaker 1: it was or which publication it was. It was like,
Speaker 1: I think, I want to say the Washington Post, but
Speaker 1: I'm unsure if it was that one or the New
Speaker 1: York Times because they're, you know, basically all the same
Speaker 1: these days.
Speaker 2: But it was the Austere religious scholar.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, when when we killed the Iranian general Soulamani
Speaker 3: and he was.
Speaker 2: An Austere So was that solemony?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, that was Solomoni a couple of years ago
Speaker 3: when he was an Austere Religiou scholar that was in
Speaker 3: the Washington Post.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, I mean it's that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: It's it's just an incredible flip of the truth, and
Speaker 3: then you wonder, you know, when you see, Okay, so
Speaker 3: wait a minute.
Speaker 4: The media has been basically lying to us about everything
Speaker 4: for decades.
Speaker 3: The college and the colleges and the universities have been
Speaker 3: lying to everything for decades.
Speaker 4: Now. It's fueled algorithmically.
Speaker 3: And TikTok and everywhere else, Like, it's not that surprising
Speaker 3: that we are here now. If you take a bunch
Speaker 3: of young people and you tell them that their genitals
Speaker 3: don't match their gender, and then you also tell them
Speaker 3: that they live in an oppressive, systemically racist state that
Speaker 3: was founded on racism, and then all of the other
Speaker 3: stuff that we just discussed, they might actually start thinking
Speaker 3: that the bad guys are the good guys, and the
Speaker 3: good guys are the bad guys.
Speaker 4: And that's the challenge right now.
Speaker 1: But you would think at some point you'd be like, Okay,
Speaker 1: terrorists paragliding into a concert where young people are unarmed,
Speaker 1: slaughter them, rape them next to the dead bodies of
Speaker 1: their friends, parade these women around the street. You would
Speaker 1: think throw grenades into you know, bomb shelters where they're
Speaker 1: hiding and trying to survive. You'd think that people would
Speaker 1: be like, Okay, that's bad, but somehow, you know, but
Speaker 1: somehow that's not clear enough to people.
Speaker 3: I think a few people on the left who've been
Speaker 3: sympathetic to all of these bad ideas have woken up.
Speaker 3: A few a sliver of people have woken up to it.
Speaker 3: I would say. The one voice on the left who's
Speaker 3: been particularly good about this has been Bill Maher, who's
Speaker 3: usually good about the important things but then unfortunately tells
Speaker 3: everybody to vote for Democrats at the end. But there
Speaker 3: have been a little bit of a wake up. But
Speaker 3: again you really have to have to I know you
Speaker 3: know this, Lisa. But the thing is with this ideology,
Speaker 3: it is all encompassing. So they do not have sympathy
Speaker 3: what they would say in essence, these people that are marching,
Speaker 3: they have no sympathy for the babies that were burned
Speaker 3: or anything else.
Speaker 4: They believe they are settlers.
Speaker 3: But if you think that the Jews are settlers in
Speaker 3: the ancient land of Israel that the Bible was written
Speaker 3: about and all of that, if you think there's no
Speaker 3: connection between the Jews and Israel. Then wait till they
Speaker 3: turn their sights on America's on Americans in America, because
Speaker 3: we have only been here for two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: years and we have far less of acclaim to this land. Now,
Speaker 3: I believe we have a fully dutifully right claim to
Speaker 3: this land in America is the most special country in
Speaker 3: the history of humanity. But that's what this really will
Speaker 3: be about. So believe me, if the things that they're
Speaker 3: doing over there, they have no doubt plans to import
Speaker 3: over here, whether it's bus bombings or stabbings or anything else,
Speaker 3: and they will see it will be done in the
Speaker 3: name of liberating the land. And that is something we're
Speaker 3: really going to have to think about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's pretty terrifying looking around at all
Speaker 1: these rallies across the country. Maybe we're already a conquered
Speaker 1: land to some degree. You know, I wanted to ask
Speaker 1: you before we go, is it about votes for Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: You look at I think it was.
Speaker 1: The day after a Reuter's poll came out showing that
Speaker 1: he was pulling at just seventeen percent with Arab Americans,
Speaker 1: he launched a national strategy to fight Islamophobia. It actually
Speaker 1: coincided right before the Hesbaala leader came out and you
Speaker 1: know basically waged you know, waged war and you know,
Speaker 1: praised the Rist attacks. We know that Joe Biden got
Speaker 1: sixty nine percent of the Muslim American vote in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: You know, there's enough numbers to make a difference. In
Speaker 1: a state like Michigan, where he won by only one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty four thousand votes, there's an estimated two
Speaker 1: hundred and forty two thousand Muslim adherents in the state.
Speaker 1: So you know, for Joe Biden, is it more about
Speaker 1: you know, getting Muslim votes than protecting Jewish lives?
Speaker 3: Well, it's certainly not about protecting Jewish lives. I mean,
Speaker 3: that part is very clear. Every time they ask cring
Speaker 3: John Pierre to condemn what's going on or you know,
Speaker 3: say anything about these protesters or River to the Sea,
Speaker 3: she suddenly talks about Islamophobia. So it's certainly not about that.
Speaker 3: It's a little hard to know, you like, you know,
Speaker 3: when people ask about, well, what's it really about for
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, It's almost irrelevant because nobody honestly thinks that
Speaker 3: Joe Biden is running this thing. So if you think probably,
Speaker 3: which I think most people do, that it's like the
Speaker 3: Obama machine in essence is running Joe Biden, then I
Speaker 3: would say, yes, they're playing a very calculating move. You know,
Speaker 3: what was one of the things that Obama did that
Speaker 3: clearly has led to so much of the destruction right now, Well,
Speaker 3: he let in I don't know the exact number, somebody
Speaker 3: can check me on this. You know, several thousand I
Speaker 3: think it was maybe ten or twenty thousand Somalians into Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Next thing, you know, il Han Omar becomes a congresswoman
Speaker 3: in Minnesota. She's a full on Hama supporter. She hates
Speaker 3: this country, and they've basically taken over Minnesota. You have
Speaker 3: the same thing happening in Dearborn, Michigan. So they play
Speaker 3: a very calculating long game, and unfortunately Republicans just kind
Speaker 3: of respond to things as opposed to building things. Again,
Speaker 3: I would say, the counter to that is what's happening
Speaker 3: here in Florida. But if we can't, if we can
Speaker 3: export that, well, then Lisa I will be out on
Speaker 3: the front lines digging the ditch between or the moat
Speaker 3: between Florida and Georgia, and we'll put some gators in it,
Speaker 3: and we'll have a coast guard and you know, we
Speaker 3: can start our own country.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, we might have to talk.
Speaker 4: I'm bringing you a shovel, lady. We're going to get
Speaker 4: out there.
Speaker 2: I don't like manual labor.
Speaker 1: But you know, although if Democrats have their way, we
Speaker 1: might we might be along with the rest of the unvaccinated.
Speaker 1: So Dave Rubin my friend, always great to talk.
Speaker 2: Great to have you on the show. You're a close friend.
Speaker 2: Love you man. Appreciate you taking the time.
Speaker 4: All right, Cout.
Speaker 1: It was Dave Ruben. Great to have him on the show.
Speaker 1: He's a good friend and always says interesting things, so
Speaker 1: appreciate him taking the time. Appreciate you guys at home
Speaker 1: for listening every Monday and Thursday, but you can listen
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Speaker 1: my producer for putting the show together.
Speaker 2: Until next time,