Bad Hasbara - The World's Most Moral Podcast - 196: Me And Judio Down By The Shulyard

Episode Date: April 14, 2026

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My name is Matt Leobo. We are most moral co-hosts for this podcast. And right to Matt's left. I'm Daniel Mate. You're the most moral co-host back in the house where it all started. In the studio, baby. We got Daniel Mate live, dude. This isn't just any podcast.

Most podcasts, you're in one city, I'm in another. And then together we pod with a maybe 0.5 second lag between us. Now there's no lag. No lag. Absolute perfect timing. We're here in harmony. We can almost finish each other's sandwiches. It's one of our favorite bits in the movie Frozen.

We do that with my daughter. She loves the sandwiches joke. She doesn't get it, but she loves the sandwiches. the same because I laugh at it. Daniel, how are you doing? I'm doing great. I'm feeling a little like you're aping my style today a little bit. Very much the opposite is happening. You literally, so Daniel's in LA. We just did the show, uh, the live show over at Scribble and Highland Park. Shout out to everyone who came to that. Thank you to everyone. It was fucking amazing. Great show. Super fun show. Sold out. So you sold out. Rock as crowd. Great crowd. And we got to meet some people

afterwards. It was a lot of fun. Thanks to Paula Vigan Allen. Oh, yes. And thanks to James Fritz as well, who opened the show. They were hilarious. They're hilarious. They're so good. They're terrific. And so, Daniel, you went to go, you went to go get a, I guess, a trim before the show. I don't know what you're talking about.

Well, I do, because I know he's lying now because he's aping my style. He literally went to a barber and a couple of six-fingered men. That's right. We do kind of look like we are going to be chased. down by the, who was he trying... Christopher Guest, right? Yeah, is the Dread Pirate Roberts. Roberts? Robbins. Doesn't matter.

Yeah. It's a Princess Pride reference. Anyways, it's inconceivable that I would do anything to copy you. That's right. And he is, but that is what he's doing. He went to the barber and said, please give me the Matlib. And so now we both have some Van Dykes going on. I mean, the Matt Leab is, you know, there's pictures up on the wall of the Matlib.

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You see, we're back sitting. We're feeling good. The height difference is once again not something you're not able to see. It's all legs for you, isn't it? It's all legs. I think we have literally the exact same size torso. And certainly the same size head. Yeah.

But I just have these long spider-like legs that I use to, mostly to creep around. I'm very creepy. Yeah. You're a daddy with long legs. I'm a daddy long legs, baby. All y'all out there know that. He's a baddy-zaddy, daddy lung legs.

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Yeah, man. The last time, well, I don't know if it was the last time you're here, but I was thinking about the first time you were here. You were on episode four. Episode four. Episode four, Daniel was in town. And he said, and I was like, please, you know, do my podcast. You had just started it.

I just started it. I think I had had only one other guests, maybe two other guests. And you were like, yeah, okay, you know, do it. Come in there. And we had like one of the best conversations, I think, we've had on the show. Yeah. It was just, it was real. It was funny.

It was, I don't know, natural. And I was also taken aback at your, not just your intelligence on the subject, but your emotional intelligence on the subject. Oh, wow. It was like something where I was like, man, this guy, I like talking to him and he makes me feel good. Well, I really enjoyed it too, but the, I mean, the thing that put it over the top was the listener reaction to that. And then you had me on a few episodes later and go back and look at the comments and people are like, oh, I remember when this is where it all started. That's right.

We actually have a, we actually have a photo of us on that. Here we are. Yeah, yeah. Here's a photo of us the very first time that we hung out. Look at that. Look at us. Look at you. Look at it dawning on you. that emotional intelligence could be a part of this podcast. Yeah, I was like looking at you like.

And also that you don't need to do the whole thing yourself. Yeah, no, which is really nice. But I'm also looking at you just going like, dang, he's so smart words. I think we've rubbed up on each other. I'm, I'm dumber than I used to be. Yeah, you're getting dumb. And you're getting a little bit smarter.

I got more brains inside me. He's got less brains inside. You dropped a 10 out of 10 pun last night at the show. It was a great show. You guys, guys who missed it, I feel, I feel bad. I feel bad because I dropped 10 out of 10 pun. I won't say what it was because I feel like it should only exist

for that live show. Also, we're going to, I think, put out that live show. We'll release that show at some point. Yeah, at the very least we recorded it. We haven't checked on the quality of the recording, but I bet it's good. Yeah. I bet it's good.

Well, I can let people in on one tiny piece of last night when you go ahead and ask me the question. Oh, yeah. Let's do it. What's the? spin. Well, this will be a repeat for people who are at the show, but I took a train to get here from Vancouver, well, a bus to a train, and the train was from Seattle, and so that was a lovely trip enjoying this west coast of ours, the left coast, the best coast, and so I chose

some train-related songs and albums. Let's start with John Cole, Train, Blue Train. Train. Because the last name's Train. So that's a great train. Then there's also drops of Jupiter by train. You didn't have the band Train in here. Are they from the late 90s? Yeah, that's why I didn't have it. Sorry, buddy.

So tell me, did Venus blow your mind? There are actually a ton of train songs already on the what's to spend playlist. So I had to find some stuff we hadn't covered that I do have that's great. I mean, I guess people write about trains. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? A lot of artists are autistic and they want to talk about trains. That's right.

That's the thing in autism, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. An enjoyment of trains. Yeah, yeah. It's not an insult. No, not at all. Just in case. As Paul Simon said, everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance.

Right, but especially an autistic person. Correct. I mean, you know, maybe. Maybe I'll move on from talking about autistic people. Well, why don't I give you the next album? Thank you. Kat Stevens, Yusuf Islam, with his song, Peace Train. There it is.

On teaser and the Firecats. Everyone's got to get aboard the peace train. Yeah. Ua, yeah, uh, unless Iran does not open the Strait of Hamos, in which case we need to get on the destroying a great civilization train. That's guy. I got to wipe them out, baby. Uh, the clash, London Calling.

Of course. Has a song called Train in Vane. Yeah, yeah. Public Enemy, Apocalypse 91, the enemy strikes black with a song Night Train. I don't know that one. How's that one go? You don't have to do it.

I forget. Working on a night train. Well, Guns of Rose has a song called Night Train. I'm on the Night Train! And, of course, there's Midnight Train to Georgia, which I don't have in my collection of Gladys Night. It's a good one. The Indoor Girls have an album called Swampophilia from 1994,

which ends, or near the end, a song called This Train Revised, which is sort of Holocaust-themed. They're talking about... It's a fun theme. We love the Holocaust. And they're talking about the people who rode the trains to the death camps. And there's a line called... That goes gypsies, queers, and David Stars, which I find very problematic.

You know, get your own genocide. That's right. Yeah. Hey, Indigo girls. Why don't you... Yeah, why don't you talk about the great Indigo genocide? of 1968 or whatever. Seriously. Get your own shit. Yeah,

you can't just talk about the Holocaust. Exactly. And finally, on the last episode with Troy, Troy, for some reason, broke into a David Letterman and Paul Schaefer impression. Right, yeah, yeah. Who knows why? One of the things about having Troy on the pod is that he'll just start doing an impression. I'm like,

all right, I'm strapped in. Impressionists kind of be like that. They do. They do. They just, you know, it's just a thing where they're like, I have the skill. I guess it's like, knowing how to flip. Like, if I knew how to flip, that's how I would walk. The way I think of Troy is Gilbert Godfrey with an N-word pass. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

He is. I mean, not that Gilbert Godfrey didn't already say slurs. I'm sure he did. I mean, there was some reason he got fired from the Affleck duck commercials. Although that might have been a 9-11. His aristocrats, a rendering was probably the best. I mean, Sagitts was great, but... Nothing better than...

And they're fucking and they're sucking. And then the joccurts. And then the jost-old. dog goes down on the daughter. And then the sun. And they shut everywhere. And they say the aristocrats. But anyway, it reminded me that there's a Megadeth song called Train of Consequences from the album Euthanasia, which is an underrated Megadeth album.

Still with the classic lineup of Marty Friedman and Nick Menza. Yeah. And they did it on David Letterman. They did it on David Letterman. And Paul Schaefer did a harmonica solo on it, which is fucking cool. The song really grooves and Paul Schaper just wailing away on the mouth harp. Yeah, yeah. I love that you can just add harmonica to metal and it works.

It's a metal-ass instrument. People don't even think about it as that, but it is. But it's already, like you fucking push hard enough. That shit is distorted. Comes out. Right. Plus, you got Paul Schaefer doing it, you know. I don't know how you do it.

He's the most metal motherfucker there is. How do you do? Because like aren't harmonica's like, they're key dependent, don't they have? different keys. Well, but there's different harmonica, so some harmonicas are blues harmonicas, which have the blues scale. So they got like, some are chromatic, like Stevie Wonder plays a chromatic harmonica. That's crazy. Every single note. How the fuck do you play a fucking, there's a, there's a, a valve. Oh, so it's like on a, like on, like, keys. Yeah, valve, yeah. But no, but like on a saxophone, right, you press a valve and you get a different register and you get different

notes. At that point. And then there's major key, minor key harmonicas. There's all kinds. But I mean, with metal. Wouldn't it be? Blues. It was the blues. Oh, yeah. They're just riffing on a on an e-power cord and he's just going crazy. But like that weird ass scale, that metal scale, what is it? I don't even know what mode it is. Frigian. Frigian, yeah, but I mean, this is from

Megadeth's groovier 1994 era. So it's not so much in that thrash world. They could do the pentatonic scale. Yeah, it's fine. Like, you know, Metallica at a certain point stopped playing, like Kirk Hammond stopped playing metal solos and just started wanking on the blues. So Medigath are better, more consummate technical musicians

than Metallica. Honestly, I'm a big blues scale guy over the weird Phrygian shit. It's one of the things about Soundgarden that I just, I'll be honest, you know, great guitar player. I don't know what the fuck he's doing. I'm just like, that is, he's having fun. Well, Kim Thail is South Asian. His parents are from India.

So he's, oh, I guess for him. He's bringing in some subcontinental mode. Okay. Well, I guess there's a cultural reason for it. But you don't listen to Soundgarden for the guitar solos. At least I don't. No. No. You don't listen to Soundgarden, period.

Oh, I love Soundgarden. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just don't. The guitar solos are fine. Not for me. Yeah. Anyways, that's what's been in. And I am so happy to have you here in my home.

Just me. My wife is out of town. So I brought my boyfriend over. I'm very excited about that. When you need a little loving, because your woman's out of town. I know. That's the time you get me running, and you know I'll be a... But I do want to keep doing your dirty work, Matt.

Oh, is that what that is? That's dirty work, Steely Dan. That's, I don't want to do your dirty work no more. I love that. It's funny, I actually don't know the song. I only know that part because I watched it on the Sopranos. And it's in one battle after one. And it's in one battle after another.

That's right. And the Pointer Suis. Speaking of which, shout out to the person who came to the show. This is a one battle after another. You got a one battle after another gift? Yeah. Well, this is, I think it's technically she wanted to give it to my wife, who she is a listener to our podcast and her podcast.

I love it. And she mentioned, my wife mentioned liking the movie in spite of Brianna Joy Gray's, you know, objections to it. Which I partly share. Yeah, I mean, you know, I understand it. And this... Where's the quote, my name is jungle pussy. This is what the revolution looks like.

It's probably somewhere in there. I don't know. It's a big ass shirt. It's like double XL and the sleeves. It looks like a Master P record cover. Yeah. And yeah, she, her husband was the... She described it, the cinematographer.

She was there last night? Yeah. Her husband, the cinematographer for one battle after another was there. Oh, yes, of course she was. I know exactly who you're talking about. about it. Yeah. I just connected two things in my head. Are there multiple, is cinematographer something? Because I know they say like edited by, but it's really like a lot of editors, right? Yeah. Is cinematography the same way? There's like a bunch of other under cinematographers?

Yeah, there's probably sure, but the cinematographer works directly with the director, I think, to make. Well, right, but I'm wondering it's like, is it the cinematographer's a cinematographer? Because I didn't ask because I didn't want to, you know. No, I think it was the principal, I think it's the head cinematographer. That's crazy. Yeah. Yeah, so the cinematographer for one battle after another. Which is one of the best things about the movie, I would say. Yeah. It's impeccable. Absolutely.

I was going to say that too, because I know what that is. When I watch a movie, I can always tell what's part of cinematography. Yeah. But yeah, no, she listens to this podcast. And I think mostly my wife's podcast. But she's traveled to be at some of our shows, right? Am I thinking of the right person? I don't know.

Yeah. That's crazy. Who are we? Who are we really? Why do we even? What is life? I don't even know. you know why you guys are here.

What is, what's going on? Am I dying? Have I died and gone to purgatory? Do we have any content for this episode whatsoever? Yes, we do. Okay, so let's get into content because we have no guests and we don't need no stinking guests. Adam can't find anything to write a lower third about it.

Yeah, he's just like, what are these fucking idiots talking about? So I think let's start off with this tweet from Netanyahu. Yeah, which is accompanied by a seven-minute video, which we won't watch. We won't. But it's just too good a tweet not to read. The tweet itself is, of course, a translate button classic. But it's kind of in a different way. Usually when you hit the translate button, you're like, oh, it's a, you know, a lost page for mine come.

In this case, I don't even know what to call it. This is, we'll just read it here. It's from Netanyahu. Our people learn the lesson. I promise there would be no more Holocaust. This year, we've fulfilled that promise. Never again. This year they stopped the Holocaust.

And I'm happy to report to our shareholders that we had a, that no Holocaust happened to us this year. We had no Holocaust in our accounts receivable, only in our accounts payable. A warehouse that says, you know, 365 days since last Holocaust. And then you have to erase it. Oh, no. Holocaust happened again. How was that? He acts like no new Holocaust was a campaign promise.

I promise there would be no more Holocaust. We'll be cutting back severely on our Holocaust budget. But, of course, we know that not anything but is true. They're committing another Nakba in Lebanon. Yes. And as far as we know, you know, continuing to push for continued U.S. aggression in Iran. So nothing has really changed. But, of course, that's if you're reading this thinking,

He's saying the Holocaust were committing. There will be no more Holocaust that were committing. No, he's saying that the Holocaust essentially has been ongoing since, what, like since or up until 2025. And then he ended the Holocaust, I suppose. Probably 2023 was the last Holocaust. Whenever he got in the office. October 7th.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I also love the idea that like, read my lips, no new Holocaust. Yeah. And I love the idea that like, I promised you never again. And this year we fulfilled on that promise of infinity. Never again forever. Never is now. Thank you, ADL, for that beautiful. Never is now. Never is now. Never again, not now. But whom then? Exactly. We are never doing it again. If not never now. If not never now, then never when? Then wherefore? Wherefore art thou never now? So shout out to BB. He really knocked out of the park. And he's continuing not to do press conferences.

He only sends out... He only makes videos, like proof of life videos. Where he's just like, see, I'm not AI. I have all my fingers. But, you know, I think he's still alive. I'm not a crystal lid. I mean, people, listen, I want to join in sometimes on everyone being like, is he dead? But I'm not, I don't want to get my hopes up.

You know what I mean? I feel like people do that shit and I'm like, what are you doing to all the like Rube's out there who like believe anything they're told? You're making them feel like, you know, it's like you're giving them a little bit of happiness until they eventually.

Yeah. Greg Stoker says it's a distraction and I'm... I agree. But at the same time, it doesn't matter if he's dead. Yeah. Like they're continuing to function like I'm sure he's got years of these videos in stock. I think he's alive. But yeah. And it doesn't matter? Because Israel will

replace him with Jews will replace him. Yeah, Jews will definitely replace him. And it'll be with some other fucking psychopath who's like, this time, no Holocaust never again, for real. That's right. Well, I'm going to be the most anti-the-Holocast

PM of Israel ever. It is Holocaust Memoramines Day in Israel. Right now? Today, yeah, I think so. Oh, is this the day where everyone stops and gets out of their car and stuff? Or is that a different one? They have multiple Holocaust days.

Yeah, and their most important one is Yom Hazikaron, which is the memory of the fallen Israeli terrorists, I mean, soldiers. Oh, man, I love that. That's like even more important than the Holocaust. Yeah, no, but the sirens maybe on Holocaust Day, I forget which one. Listen, I feel like, and I know maybe it's because I'm ill-informed, but I feel like they have like a few of these. Yes, no, sure.

Because I feel like every, at least I remember. all of 2024 every time someone who was like either a celebrity or there was like something who would tweet something mildly critical of Israel, there would be like, I can't believe you're doing this two days after the, you know, fifth Holocaust remembrance day that we have. Today is the five and a half week anniversary of the 79th. Yeah, exactly. March Holocaust. This is what happens when you create like an inventory of times you were wronged, which is, I feel like is a good portion of Jewish liturgy is just like resentment lists. That's right.

And so when you have enough of them, you could pretty much fill an entire calendar year. And so therefore, every week is a week where how dare you do it this week? How dare you criticize me this week on, let me see, let me see the Persians. Ben-Durian circumcision day. Exactly. Well, but look, I don't want to tell the Iranians their business. Absolutely. And I don't want to be seen to be giving supportive advice to a foreign power,

much less an official enemy of the country where I reside. But I will say this. Iran might want to find out when that everyone getting out of their cars and standing stock still and not being able to move with the sirens thing. Oh, yeah. They might just want to know that so they can honor it. Yes. So they can respect it in the way that it's due.

Yes. Everyone get out their car. It's, you're just not allowed to flinch. You'll be like, oh, curses. The muscles are coming. You got us. Yeah, just kidding, though, all in good fun. Parity.

Parity. Speaking of Holocaust. We're checking in on stop antisemitism.org. They've been doing, as we all know, a bang-up job of stopping anti-Semitism. They're orging. They are orging the fuck out. And they recently posted something that was in response to a New York Times,

I guess, cartoon of Stephen Capos, former guest of this, or Stephen Caposh, excuse me, former guests of this podcast, Holocaust Survivor, who speaks out against the genocide. This was the cartoon right here. Stephen Kapposch, it is a cartoon of him holding his now famous sign.

This Holocaust survivor says, stop the genocide in Gaza. And Stop Anti-Semitism posted this with a long screed condemning it. Stop Holocaust Survivor. from speaking. Right. A New York Times cartoon depicts a Holocaust survivor condemning Israel's actions in Gaza and invoking,

quote, never again. Why is this problematic? The cartoon draws a misleading comparison to the Holocaust, trivializes its historical meaning, and uses survivor identity to legitimize a faux claims of genocide. Just say false. What are you? This fucking, why? randomly do a French word.

A false claim of genocide. Once again, we're raising serious questions about the New York Times editorial judgment in publishing such things. I wonder if they know that that's an actual holocaust. That's not just some cartoon character. It's not a cartoon character of a

Holocaust survivor. It's an actual Holocaust survivor. They, of course, they fucking know. It stopped antisemitism.org. They know exactly who Stephen Kavosh is. I guarantee you they made him anti-Semite of the week at some point. or at the very least made the journalists and podcasters and whatever media figures who have ever talked to him have made them the anti-Semite of the week.

But you know, look, being a Holocaust survivor, it's traumatic and it can lead to all kinds of disorders such as misleading comparison disorder. That's a bad one. You know, when you go through something terrible like that, that's unique in history, it's just such a common thing to draw comparisons unfortunately in a misled way

in ways that don't support the particular belief that claims your tragedy as it causes ballet right because there's only there is literally only one way in which you can invoke a Holocaust survivor and that's in support of future Holocaust we should probably just take Deborah Lipstadt's cue and just not invoke Holocaust survivors anymore I mean their time is done That's right, yeah. Never again.

Never again. Never again are we going to... It's just too risky. Trying to understand where they're coming from. It is too risky. You never know what misleading comparison. Motherfucker said Causses' belly when he meant raise on death. But it's both.

Their reason for fighting and their reason for being. Yeah. And I know what both those things are. And I know foe. Also no, state raison. The German... Stats reason. I like that because it's like they do it a, you know, Nazi style.

I mean, you know, like the way they speak because it's German. Don't Adam explain Latin to me. Yeah. Adam out here just being like, fuck you, dog. You stupid. Motherfucker said large when he meant big. Motherfucker got a phesaurus out here of Latin words. Motherfuckers.

My motherfucker thinks he's mastered synonyms. Stopandisemitism.org has been on a little bit of a tear recently, doing, you know, what they do, which is, I mean... Increasing anti-Semitism. Increasing anti-Semitism by only speaking about anti-Semitism through the lens of Israel. Yeah. And to a degree that is... Their name should be stop, exclamation, like stop, hammer time.

Yeah, exactly. Anti-Semitism, arrows. It's like a fucking a roadside attraction. It's like, all right, we're going to stop at the largest ball of yarn. Next exit. Stop, anti-Semitism. We got to check out this anti-Semitism exhibit. It's next to the creationist zoo.

Yeah, please, Hassan, don't hurt them. Yeah. So the other thing that they did recently is we're going to get into some international news now. Because, I mean, I think we both agree, Spain, or that Israel's been killing it. Israel's really been killing it on the international relations scene. Yeah. I mean, all countries love them. It's one of those countries that everyone just kind of naturally agrees.

Oh, what a great country got there. Yeah, what a friend. Yeah, what a great friend. Certainly, never threatening, never constantly. Never off-putting. Never off-putting, never trying to actively, you know, denigrate our place in the international community. So Spain recently did a thing, is the best way I could put it. They burned a effigy of Benjamin Netanyahu.

Yeah, and this is in the aftermath of Spain's leader. Is he a prime minister or president? I think a prime minister. Not a general anymore. No, yeah, they're done with that. No more of that. Franco gone. Never again.

Never again to Franco's rule. Yeah. But anyways, their leader who is either a prime minister or a president. But he's elected and he, you know, he came out. He's been great. Yeah, he came out very strongly. I don't think we have that quote, but it's, you should look it up. He said some strong things about how we need to completely divest from this crazy country

and what they're doing in Lebanon is a atrocity and all this kind of stupid war in Iran. Yeah, and Israel's been super mad at Spain for doing this. They've been doing, you know, the thing they do, which is go like, wow, really crazy of you to say as someone who is Spanish, when the Inquisition, in front of the, 1492. Like, they go back to the Spanish Inquisition in order to legitimize themselves as an apartheid state.

Right. Meanwhile, they're like, they're dropping cluster bombs on us. Yeah, right. And then they go drop white phosphorus on South Lebanon? Yeah, yeah. So they, Spain, burned Netanyahu in effigy.

And, man. As part of, like, a yearly holiday where I think they burn effigies. Right, yeah. This is something they do. I mean, It looks like a lot of fun. It's like Burning Man,

but the man is someone who's literally representing like pure evil, which is awesome. And here is that. Stop anti-Semitism. This is Benjamin Netanyahu being burned in an effigy.

It says, Spain, 26. One, display effigy of a Jew. Two, blow him up. Three, the crowd orgasms. So here is, here is, the Iberian. Peninsula nutting in their pants all at once.

Oh! Mama! That feels so good. That feels so great. Ay, very bien. Like burning... They're just upset that they couldn't come hoover up all that. Just exactly.

By the way. Spain is having orgasms. By the way, you guys came up with a solid 7 out of 10 title for that episode. I know. I know. Raiders of the lost funk. But I immediately. Immediately.

I was text like us with a better time. I was like full metal jacket. You know, we're just when you're not there. You're a little hobbled. It's just like what, our pun game isn't going to be 100%. You know,

we're playing, you know. No, you compensate in other ways. You can bring out the intangibles, bring out the characters. Exactly. The muckers who go into the corners.

Honestly, that's really what you see, where you see what a team is made of. Absolutely. when their franchise punster isn't there to, you know, fucking hit 30 foot three pointers from the corner. Just like, full metal jack it. So, yeah, instead we had to have your six men sweep and shit up. But yeah, I really, I was, I saw that and I was like, God fucking damn it.

It's just like, why don't we, we just got to run shit by Daniel when he's not there. Just be like, what's the title for this one? But yeah, I was just blown away by this particular tweet from Stop Anti-Semitism because the first one is like Spain, 26, burn an effigy of a Jew. Describing Benjamin Netanyahu as simply a Jew is so fucking disingenuous and cynical. And it's literally them being like, you know, I'm not even going to engage. in ever putting context, not even for an individual,

not even for, like, this is, it's like calling Hitler a European. Right. It's like, I mean, it's like calling fucking Jeffrey Epstein, a Jew.

Just a Jew. That's it. Just a Jew. I almost like, it almost makes me happy a little bit because I feel like the Israeli propaganda in the West has almost single-handedly,

like, ended decades of, of essentialist, like, shallow identity politics in which people just use representation in the most, like, cynical, possible way. Like, because that is the number one stupidest way to use identity politics right there. Let's be very clear.

We are as a Jews. Right. Spain did not burn Bibi as a Jew. No, no, they burned Bibi as a fucking genocide or war criminal. Like, this is, this needs no. explanation to a normal person. Now, I have read, and I'm not sure

if it was, I only read it in passing. I don't know if it was Zionist accounts making this up. But I wouldn't put it past some parts of Spain. I heard that there is like a festival or a tradition like called kill the Jews. From Spain? From Spain, like in Spain,

like around this time of you, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Matta le Judeo or something like that. I don't put anti-Semitism past any European, of course not, but also anti-Semitism is a historical thing within, uh, within, uh, within Europe and so is, and so is anti-African racism. So is racism. The Dutch, the Dutch have that, right, that, you know, that festival with the, the, like, black Santa Claus figure. Oh, yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's, that's crazy that they have a racist Santa Claus. I mean, you know, to each their own, I guess, like, every

country's got a different weird thing that they do. And for, for certain anti-Semitism is this, you know, big European thing that, you know, obviously eventually led to the Holocaust. That's right. But the idea of like immediately using that history in order to try to paint this very clear political action. Yeah. I mean, it's just like it's dangerous for the actual conversation about anti-Semitism. Well, let me put it this way. Like in the spirit of, you know, cultural tolerance and old.

open-mindedness to other people's, yeah, Matar Jujios. Yeah, we just looked it up. It's a tradition during Holy Week celebrations in the northern Spanish province of Leone, in which participants drink Leonese lemonade, consisting primarily of lemonade, red wine, and sugars. Critics argued that the name is offensive. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. So the, the, wait, so.

It's a celebration of Easter, originally to celebrate pogromes against Jews killing Jesus Christ. Right. So they were like, okay, we're done with the Jewish. part of it in terms of like we're just celebrating Easter, but we're going to keep the name, kill the Jews. Yeah. When life gives you, when life gives you pogroms,

make lemonade. When life gives you juice, make lemonade out of them. Squeeze lemon juice. Oh my God. Lemon juice. Loose. Whoa. Yeah. So anyway, I mean, that's crazy. That's problematic. But I'm going to say in the spirit of religious and cultural tolerance and open-mindedness,

I'm going to say to the Spanish, well done this year. Because if you're gonna hang a Jew in effigy. Right, that's the one. Like, I'm not gonna say you hung him as a Jew. Right. But if you're gonna hang a Jew and effigy, that's the guy. I mean, listen, if this is all...

They actually blew him up with fireworks. Even better. Yeah. But yes, if this is all a giant 40 chess anti-Semitic ruse, because you were just like, we just need to find the right Jew to blow up so that we can have cover, you did a good job. And it seems like you're really going in on this ruse by also having your, you know, president or prime minister, uh, actively, uh, criticizing Israel on the world stage and doing so

with teeth and not just with, uh, you know, um, like, I don't know, offhanded references. Well, but, but at the same time deploying the, that, the clever, uh, diabolical strategy that Jonah Platt pointed out on Jake Tapper's show about Hassan Piker. Yeah. Which is that he does anti-Semitism without doing any anti-Semitism. Without saying one anti-Semitic thing. Yeah, absolutely. which is, I mean, really the best kind of, you know, cover for being an antisemite is to not do anything anti-Semitic. Or think anything anti-Semitic. Or say anything anti-Semitic. You just continue not doing it.

But inside, you know, secretly, you want to matart hoodios. I love Hootio. Who, who, hootio. There's a group. There's a group that's a group. It's been on my mind. I lived in Hudio City. Let's do some hate crime.

Matar Hudios. Whoa. Me and Huio down by the school yard. Oh, yeah. Papa said, oh, if I get that boy. Yeah. So, yeah, that is, shout out to Spain, burning a Jew and effigy. And also.

Boy, if I get that, boy, if I get that, boy, also works. also Korea is in the news well right now Israel beefing with Korea yeah I assume this is South Korea right this is a rare case where Israel's managed to get South and North Korea on the same page I love that what if they're responsible for the unification dude honestly that would be so sick Messiah now that's right dude everyone's now

doing Jucci or whatever that religion is the North Korean religion of the Kim Jong you know you know Jiuji Jucci? I think it's called or hoochie. See, I don't know how they do Jays, Korea. Jucci Mama. Yeah, yeah. Hoodrat, hood rat, Jucci Mama.

So, yeah, the Korean, I guess, I mean, I should probably know who exactly this. I think the prime minister of Korea. A prime minister of Korea, let's say. Yeah, the president, is the president. It's a present. Li J. Mung. Lee J. Mung. Posted a video that's been going around.

It's actually an old video, I think. Yeah, I think it was from a couple or like maybe a year ago. Yeah. Israeli soldiers throwing what appears to be the bound and tied body, maybe a dead body of a Palestinian teenager off a roof. In the West Bank. And the, you know, Korean Prime Minister was. was saying that, you know, I'm going to look into this essentially because this is, you know, insane.

And the official Twitter account of the Israel Foreign Ministry had this to say, the remarks by the president of Korea, Lee J. Meng, oh, so president, including trivialization of the massacre of Jews on the eve of Holocaust. Literally, we were just talking about this. Literally, they cannot, they cannot help themselves. Anti-Semitism has always been about cruel timing. It's always, right. That's the number one.

Meanwhile Israel, number one tactic is cruel timing. Israel is the country that used to bomb Lebanon at like 242 p.m. Right, yes, yes. When they were, you know, when they were- Brang. Well, no, I mean, no, no, in defiance of UN Resolution 242. Oh.

Oh, oh. They did shit like that. They were that petty? They were that petty. That is petty. That is, yeah, I mean, you know, so it's always projection with them. Whenever you're just like, first of all, why would, do you think that the president of South Korea did this specifically because it was? Like, why mention, you know, this is the eve of Holocaust remembering?

Well, because it's in his calendar every year. Holocaust Remembrance Day, Eve, do something anti-Semitic. What can I do? Oh, I can object to. soldiers, occupying soldiers throwing a Palestinian body off a roof. Yes. And like... Speaking of every accusation is a confession. Right. But this is, this is exactly it. This is them accusing, you know, the people in general of doing it for the sake of cruel timing when really that's what they do.

They enjoy doing that exact thing. So, rest of the tweet is, let's see, on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel are unacceptable and weren't strong. condemnation, President Li J. Myeong, for some strange reason, chose to dig up a story from 2024 and to cite a fake account that falsely presented it as a current event. This account is notorious for spreading anti-Israel disinformation and falsehoods about Israel. The event discussed occurred during an operation against terrorists. Jesus Christ, like at this point, we're supposed to, every time you say terrorists, we're supposed like, oh yeah, okay, never mind.

Kill them all. Never mind. you can throw bodies off whatever roof you want. Yeah, follow this train of logic here. Everything allowed. It occurred during an operation against terrorists at a time when Israeli soldiers were facing direct and immediate threats to their lives. Yeah, that body in a bag.

Right, yes. Maybe they mean in general. They mean in general. Yeah, yeah. Which means they're saying that at a time when you're afraid. At a time when we're scared, you want to stop us from, you know, utilizing our coping mechanism of throwing bodies off roofs.

The event was thoroughly investigated and addressed two years ago. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Nothing to see. Hands clean. All done. Yet we have not heard a single word from the president about the terrorists who were at the center of this event.

Incorrect. He's talking about the terrorists who were at the center of the center. Right. That's a good point. That's a good point. The ones who threw the body off the roof. Right. Yeah.

I love it. It's like the president hasn't said one bad word about the person we threw off the roof. Like, what do they even think we think they mean? I mean, at this point, they live in their own reality so much so that I have to use like a fucking decoder ring to understand what exactly they think is good and what they think is bad. That's a lot of boxes of cereal. It is too much cereal. So many box tops. Yes.

I'm trying to figure out their reality in order to understand how they could be so wrong and so detached from everything. Because like literally. You send away for the decoder rings. I'm sending away for the sea monkeys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I'm hoping I can train the sea monkeys to decode Hasbara. So, you know, that'll be our A.I. I love it.

The RAI is filled with sea monkeys who can read Hebrew. Let's see. Nor have we heard a word from the president regarding the recent Iranian and Hezbollah terror attacks against Israeli citizens. Mr. President, it's always better to check before. posting. Okay. So. And they should know. Yes.

Side note. I think they meant checkpoint. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got a checkpoint before posting. Check your points. You got to make sure that you have the right license plate to drive down this particular road of commentary. I also want to point out that the, I don't know which account he particularly, like,

quote tweeted, but it is true that there are a bunch of these accounts out there. and I've talked about this before, who repost old atrocities. When I mean old, I mean like two years old, which is totally fine, but rather than reposting it with the timestamp, like say,

this is when it happened, and here's the context of the thing. You know, here's the news story. I'm not talking about context to excuse it. I'm talking about, tell us the story. What is this video about? Even if you don't tell us the story,

that's fine, too. if you just show the video, what you don't do is you act like it's breaking news. And I feel like a lot of those accounts do that. It's true. A lot of it's for engagement. And some of it, I'm like, I think it's so that someone mistakes,

does this exact thing where they post like, dude, this is fucked up. And then the Israel Foreign Minister account can be like, actually, that war crime is like 16 months old. Why don't you guys find us, go find us an uninvestigated, unaddressed war crime? They can't do it. Exactly.

We address all of them. We already addressed it. So, you know, egg on your face. They're self-addressed, stamped war crimes. That's right. So he actually responded, the President of Korea responded with, it is the Israeli Netanyahu regime. You see, it's not hard, Bernie. You can use both words.

Yeah, boom, bam, bam, Israeli-Nahou regime that is degrading the world historical tragedy of the Jewish Holocaust into an object of international ridicule. Damn. Speak plainly. Do you have no conscience? We strongly condemn the ethnic cleansing that has taken place in Palestine and Gaza. It is clearly a world historical tragedy comparable or comparable to the Holocaust. I did not know.

The based among the nations. I did not know. Fucking this dude, I'm calling it. You get a K-pop. He's a haunted that demon. Word. I know nothing about that movie other than my nieces like it. So that probably worked.

He's a soul man. Mm-hmm. But da-da-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-da-ba-da-ba-a. Yeah. Soul with any. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. I was thinking about the movie where the guy just- See Thomas Howell?

Yeah, it's in Blackface. Yeah, that wasn't the reference. It's a crazy movie. Just a pun on Soul. Yeah, no, that's better. Yeah. I was thinking, damn, what a crazy movie that was. That was a different time.

Different time. But it really was still wrong even then, which was crazy. They were like, fuck it. Anyways, shout out to Korea. To the president of South Korea. I don't know, man. You guys get with the North Koreans and fucking, I feel like they could have some bonding.

They're getting closer and closer. Yeah. You know? No doubt. I bet just a little bit more. I feel like Hayton on Israel can bring people together, you know? That tweet was a bib and bop. Oh, I like that.

I like it. I like it. I'm just flailing here. I mean, it's good food. And finally, in international news. Should we take a break before Italy? Oh, yeah, yeah. Let's do it.

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With new content. I think we both woke up going like, I really am doing another show. And then we both went. Yeah. Yeah. Why not? Why not? Adam is fucking dusted.

I mean, I get it. I'm dusted too. I came home. My daughter was asleep. And then as soon as I came home, she woke up and crawled into bed with me. And it was very cute, but also kept me up. Yeah. I love her.

But this sleep regression is killing me, dog. She wakes up in the middle of the night. So it's not just that. She also insists on me sleeping next to her, holding her hand. when I put her down in her bed and then a few hours later she wakes up and goes into my bed. Get that girl a melatonin drip. I thought about it.

Can you drug a three-year-old? Is it drug when it's melatonin? Isn't that natural? Put it in a gummy. I take melatonin gummies. Yeah? Yeah. I feel like that's still drugging her, though,

the melatonin. Adam goes delete, delete, delete. No, for any of the parents who listen to this podcast, let me know. How long is this three-year-old sleep regression lasts? the one when they realize they can open the door. Let me know in the comments how long this is going to go on for

because it's killing my life. We're still talking about international hatred, international news, international anti-Semitism. And it's everywhere. And it's even in Italy. That's right. This next segment is a spicy of meat of Paul. We're talking about Italy.

There is a magazine out in Italy called Les Presso. And the latest issue of L'Aspresso, and by the way, this is Italy's oldest and most widely read news magazine. It really perks you up. Yeah. I mean, listen, it might be a tiny magazine, but it packs a powerful punch. And they, yeah, so they had a cover, The cover of L'Ispresso this month shows an image and a title that says La Buso, which is the abuse.

And it shows a man wearing a Kippa and Pais and side curls of a, you know, side curls of an Orthodox Jew and pointing a mobile phone at a woman wearing a pattern hijab. And here is... We'll put it up on screen. I'll read your translation of the caption that they put on the...

Okay, so, well, first here, let me show you the picture from Les Spresso. All right, so that was Miespresso by Sabrina Carpenter, and I changed it. Oh, okay. Yeah. I was hoping you would use crappa palada, the quartetto centro,

or setro thing from Breaking Bad. Oh, no, okay, so good, it is something I did know. No, I used... You know, the one that Gilbert is singing before he gets shot. Yeah. No, I use Sabrina Carpenter because she does a song called Mi Espresso, yeah. But the text. You see Sabrina Carpenter this weekend?

Yes. Speaking of Sabrina Carpenter, maybe we take a little side. So she went to Coachella and someone did some, what do you call it? Eululating. Eululating. You know that. And she asked what it was. With a like cringe, like a big yike expression.

What is that? And someone said, it's from my culture. And she said, I don't like it. I don't like it. And then continue. Now, a lot of people are saying that it's very problematic for her to not like Yululating, which is fine.

You can say that. She called it yodeling. She called it yodeling. Here's my thoughts on it. It's Coachella. At the very least, you would expect the person who's doing it to be doing cultural appropriation. So maybe she was saying big yikes, their culture is not your costume. I choose to believe that's what was happening.

I just weird, it's just weird to me that you're at Coachella expecting what rapt silence? What is this? Like a stand-up comedy set? Yeah. I mean, I guess I guess like you... Maybe she was at the piano. Maybe she was playing like a soft ballad and she didn't expect. I guess it's like you hear whews and stuff. And then hear someone go, la la la la. And she's thinking, hey,

I'm racist. That's the sound of the bad guys in a movie. Yeah. And so maybe that's, you know, maybe so,

yes, is it problematic that you didn't like it? Sure. But also, me espresso got to be one of the greatest

bops of the last 10 years. It's such a good song. Think about me. I've actually never heard it. Oh, it's so good, dude. Here's a little bit of it.

I'm filled with hate. Because I'm a settler. Because I'm a settler. Well, that's great lyrics. Yeah. That means I changed them up a little bit. Anyways, what did it? That's not her boys?

No, that's me. Oh, yes. I did that on Garageman. What does it actually say on the cover of this magazine? The actual caption at the bottom of the cover says, The annexation of the West Bank with soldiers complicit with the settlers. Gaza annihilated. the advance in Lebanon, the border violated in Syria,

the war against Iran, ethnic cleansing and massacres, this is how the Zionist right gives shape to greater Israel. Yeah, yeah, and it's, you know, this is, of course, something that any of these psychopaths are going to have a problem with, right? You know, this is just kind of... La natione de la Sijjordania with the sodalte complici.

I don't know. I like, complici. Um, yeah, and this, it's, the interesting thing about this particular cover, the outrage over it was because of the fact that it does, it, it's too simplistic. It does too much. It explains too well. It's too eloquent. A picture tells too many thousands of words. Yes. Yes. And they were like, this can't be. It's too good. It perfectly encapsulates this situation in ways that. I think just thousands upon thousands of words of journalism can't. And it's all in their faces and in their postures and in the guy who has the gun. But the Palestinian woman in the head covering looks. Fucking scared, exhausted, scared, bewildered. Trying to avoid whatever the fuck this interaction is.

And this lanky, tall motherfucker hiltop youth settler. Basically looks like a cross between predator, alien, and Jonah from Veep. Exactly. I mean, and just his... Looks like he's about to like proposition Anna Chumsky. Yeah, to a threesome. Yeah. He looks like he's about to describe that while he has a large penis, he can't get it all the way hard.

Like... Thinking that's game. Yeah. thinking that's game. Like this is just, it's such a perfect fucking photo because you look at this fucking guy, this creep,

just pointing a phone at this lady and just the, yeah, the sneer, the teeth, everything about it. He looks like an orc. He looks like an orc in the middle

of being transformed into an Urukai. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, yeah, he's not quite fully high. He's not muscular enough. He's not muscular enough. But, you know,

it pissed people off. And one of the wonderful things about it is that they're seeing something that is a snapshot of just real life. It just is real. It is something that happened, exists, and they're seeing it, and they're going, this is telling the wrong story. Which is true for them.

It is telling the wrong story. This is not the story that they want anyone to hear, to know about it. And that's how they define misleading. Yes. It's leading people in the direction. Away from our propaganda. That's right. Yeah, like this is not what you're supposed to see.

You're not supposed to, you're not supposed to be able to look at the, this needs the context. It always needs to, and here's the thing, we have no problem with context. The problem with, has baric context is that it's not context, excuses, it's explanation. It is not actually, it'll explain why this woman needed to be treated that way, why this guy isn't representative of. of Israel or settlers. Or according to some as bar accounts, why this guy is AI generated. Yeah, isn't real at all.

So, well, this is Rabbi Poopko. So this guy. He of everyone's favorite poop company. Yeah. Yeah, the CEO of Poop Incorporated. Rabbi Poopko. It's Italy's magazine at Espresso Online, published anti-Semitic

Der Stermer-worthy imagery should clarify where they got this image from. Motherfugger, that guy's parents conceived and gave birth to anti-Semitic Der Sturm-worthy imagery. That's literally, that's just his fucking face. You can't, you can't just be like...

Yeah, don't blame the photographer that that's what the guy looks like. Right, like, who is this guy? The military vest worn here is no longer used by the IDF. Who said he was an IDF active soldier? Right. Yeah, no. It's exactly what's worn by

by settlers. Who are just like... Who are armed by the government? Protected by the IDF. Yes. Or armed... That's by the way, Israel defense forces. The defense part is for defending settlers. Right, exactly. That's, yeah. If you wonder where the D stands for, that's what it stands for.

He says, the wedding ring and bracelet are never worn by ultra-orthodox men who said they were ultra-orthodox. He's not ultra-orthodox. He's a settler. Yeah. He's a fucking settler. This is what settlers look like. You're pretending like we don't know what settlers look like.

This is fucking insane. The formation of the beard and the Kippa are outlandish. And of course, the very bizarre smile showing teeth are unnatural. Listen, I'm not going to dispute that. There's a very unnatural look going on for this fucking. He does have weird teeth. But no, he is a very real guy. He is not an AI-generated orc.

This is a real person. And there's multiple pictures of him that, of course, come up online. This is armed Israeli settlers, often protected by soldiers, harass and attack Palestinian villagers daily with the undisguised goal of driving them out. That's from the New York Times. That's from the New York Times. And there he is. Same guy.

he's there on the left. This is a... But how dare Susan Abolawa call them demons and parasites? Right, exactly. No, there's nothing demon or parasitical about this fucking guy who does this specifically.

He does this so well and demon-like that literally a guy's like, that's fake. That's not a real guy. Yeah. That can't be real. Yeah.

Because we could never make such a perfect and here he is again. So he is real. Meanwhile, Rabbi Pouper, is acting like he's never seen such a weird creature before. This is Rabbi Poopko. Oh, my God. This is his fucking Twitter picture.

This is profile picture. I mean, the banner photo is better. Yeah, but I love that. That's very Ghalem-like. That's Andy Circus. I know. That's like BetaGallim. How are you going to call someone else a Dairstromer caricature?

When this is your chosen fucking profile picture on Twitter, look at this motherfucker. I mean, he looks like he could be his fucking dad. Am I wrong? This guy's acting like, Why is this not different than all other nights is, precious? Yeah, exactly. I told you we was tricksy. I told you we was false.

It is. Juses. Take it off us. So, I mean, a lot of people, We're also criticizing this includes, including Jonathan Pellet, who is the, he is the Israeli ambassador in Italy. To Italy, yeah. Which what I find funny about that idea is like, have you seen Book of Mormon? I have.

Right. So the opening, not the opening song, but the second song, one by one or whatever it's called, where they're choosing or they're getting assigned to their countries of missionary work. Yeah. You're like, you're going to Argentina. Yeah, you're going to this. And then like, you're going to Uganda for Elder Cunningham and Elder Price, right? And that's like the boom. Yeah.

For Israeli ambassadors. Uganda would be awesome. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it was almost Israel. It was almost Israel. Plus, you have that corrupt judge. Right, right, right, yeah. But like, you're going to Italy or Spain.

Right. Yeah. And it would be like, shit, one of those shithole countries that sees what we're doing and talks about. Yeah, it just says out loud the crimes that we do. Yeah, it sucks to be the Israeli ambassador to Italy. But he writes, we strongly condemn the manipulative use of the recent cover of L'Aspresso. The image distorts the complex reality with which Israel must coexist. Ah, coexist, my honest.

We got to coexist. That's so funny to use coexist. Yeah, it's like in this context. In this context, where you're literally watching the impediment to coexistence, it's in front of your eyes. And you're like, this image really does a number on my bumper sticker. You know, my carved bumper sticker that says coexist, but with all the religious symbols, I feel like that should have been the cover instead.

Coexpell. Coexappropriate. Yeah. Promoting stereotypes and hatred. Responsible journalism must be balanced and fair. Hashtag media responsibility. First of all, bitch, you're doing hashtag still on Twitter. Get the fuck out of here.

You don't know what you're doing anymore. Second of all, promoting stereotypes and hatred. Listen, can we, I would really love to stop pretending as if what we're seeing when we see Israeli settlers aren't a very unique and new type of Jewish stereotype. And I don't mean that in terms of like settlers have existed. obviously in Israel since 48. Yeah. What I'm saying is that

Der Sturmer images of Jews, the different like, you know, types of anti-Semitic caricatures and cartoons and stereotypes, have not included this very unique looking guy. No. This is, especially now, now that people are becoming woke on Palestine

and learning what the fuck is going on, this type of ghoul is a new type of ghoul. You can't claim, you're doing, Even you can't do it. Like what he's doing,

your teeth aren't sharp enough. It's true. He's got like, he like files them down. This is fucking, he looks like a cone head. You know, the cone head teeth,

they got the fucking, yeah. But yeah, I just, it's incredibly annoying to be, be like, this is,

you're promoting the stereotype and hatred. No. Reporting what's happening. Yeah, you're reporting these hateful, stereotypically.

Yeah. drawn real people. Yes. And if you, you know, want to avoid the stereotype of all Jews being like this guy, perhaps you should stop trying to call this the Jewish state and say it represents all Jews. Maybe that's on you, you know what I'm saying? I'm looking forward to the next crop of like Jewish teenagers getting orthodontic work. Like, you know, right. And it's like, I'm going to make you look like this guy. Yeah, I want to look like the shark-tooth guy who looks like Jonah. Jonah lived in the West Bank. Yeah, like, this is, I mean, he's a true Neanderthal,

and it is, sorry, but new guy. You can't, you can't just fucking say someone's face looks like a fucking Nazi cartoon. That's his face. Jabotinsky did say, we're going to create a new Jew. I know. And they sure did. Yeah, they really did.

And I don't like it. Not my favorite. Not my favorite. There's Strumer cartoons us. Yeah. People continued, there was one account that did, of course, an AI picture in order to combat this, in order to put this in the proper context of what this magazine cover it was for. Who was their readership?

They did this. Every cover has a target audience. And it's Hitler reading Lespresso, the article L'Buso. And the cover is somehow on both the back and the front. Yeah, well, listen, no one ever said AI was perfect. but he does have the right amount of fingers, so that's good. He does. It's crazy, you know, Palestinians are reading Hitler, Hitler's reading Lespresso.

It's a big old book club, and we're not in it. We're not in it. We got to write a book in order to get in that book club. Yeah, truly an amazing story. And, of course, you know, the article that this cover is, you know, representing is about right-wing settlers and the growth of the settler movement to the point of actually creating. or trying to push and create greater Israel,

which we talk about all the time, which people like Emily Schrader and all the other Hasparis constantly are going, there's no such thing as Greater Israel. It's not real. Nobody wants it. It's just some fringe. It doesn't matter.

Yet every time we take a picture of someone who is actively working on the project of creating it, they're like, you really shouldn't be showing that to people. They might get the wrong idea. Well, I've said it before, and I'll say it again, you know, Jewish tradition. makes the fringes pretty important. You know, you got the fringes on the seat seat.

That's right. You kiss them if it's all about the fringes. Yeah. You're always kissing the fringe. The only fringe they don't like is foreskin. Damn right. That's the only fringe that they're against everything else is, yeah. You got a, you got fucking strings hanging off you.

Good. You're supposed to show the strings. It's called feet feet. Yeah, man, it's, I think I could do the teeth. Thumbail. I'm like, yeah. Anyways, truly amazing cover work. I was very impressed. This is just a little background I wanted to read on, oops, I posted the wrong one. Community notes have been coming through on this one. Oh, they have been. Yeah. The photograph was part of a documentary project

by Italian photographer. Pietro Mastorso. His last name is the winner of a contest. for who can get as far into the word masturbation and then change direction at the very end. Masturso. Yeah. Oh, I accidentally did like a full screen on it. Looks like... That's fine.

Are any of those tabs porn? No. You tell me? Oh, they're good. Only bad Hezbarra. Yeah. The cover article written by Daniele Mastro Giacomo. Mastro Giacomo.

Giacomo. Mastro Giacomo. Giacomo. Exam is the subject of Greater Israel. It's biblical roots. and it's collusion, collision, I should say, with international law, although there is probably... Collusion and collision.

A companion piece by Alley Al-Said, accompanied by Mastorso's full reportage, describes what the magazine calls a campaign of ethnic cleansing in the West Bank following what it characterizes is the genocide of Gaza. So something for all of us to read, I think. Yeah.

And something, you know, I will say one thing I love, it's like a lesson that has bars refused to learn is like sometimes you just got to shut the fuck up. Because when you shut the fuck up about it, let the story die. It dies. Run its course. Exactly.

This is something that it's taken, you know, it's been over two years now. They can't understand that if you fight all of these battles, all you get is people now reading L'Spresso. Yeah, just like Olivia Rangel. Like she could have let her first stupid question go, you know, she could have let herself get owned by Abdul Sadeh on the first. first question. Yeah, right. First question. But then she had to ask the stupid follow-up question, which she proceeded to pown her even harder. And then she had to go tweet and write a whole

article about it, drawing attention to her absolute fuck-up. We're talking about this is the video where we talked about it last night at the live show in which she's asking Senate candidate, Abdul Al-Sayed, about his comments about the context in which the Michigan, what was it, synagogue attack, the, the... I call it the Michigas in Michigan. Yeah, the Michigas in Michigan. The context of the assailant in terms of him having, like, family members in Lebanon been killed by Israel.

That he had a motive. Yeah, they had a motive at all. Other than, like... Natural genetic hatred of Jews. I want to go end my own life by killing some Jews just because. Yeah. And she tries to, she tries to say, like, well, you know, you're equivocating, because that's doesn't happen, you know, if, you know, if Muslims attack Jews, it's not like, you know,

people attack a synony, people attack mosques. And if some, she said, just to give you, just to extend the logic, she tried to do extend logic. That was her. That was her downfall. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, those, those logic muscles are pretty tight. Yeah, exactly. You're going to over-extend them. You were, yeah, she said, snap the hamstring of logic on this one. That's right. The Logicus Minor. She said that would be as if after October 7th, someone went and shot up a mosque. Yeah.

And then we used October 7th to justify that. Yeah. And El Saeed said, a genocide of Palestinians ensued from October 7th. And Hassan said, I think a lot of mosques got bombed. I don't know if they're pre-press reported on that. And then, yeah, she tried to follow up with like, do you believe in Israel's right to exist? By which? Or as a Jewish state.

And to which Al-Sai had said, what do you mean by Jewish state? And he couldn't answer. She couldn't answer the question because it is not a question she has ever had to consider. Because for her brand of Zionism, that is still slightly loosely attached to American-style identity politics and liberal style analysis, she can't actually say what a Jewish state is. Because in order to say what it is, you'd have to say that apartheid is okay. That's the Matt Walsh documentary we really need. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. What is a Jewish state?

And, you know, we didn't discuss it as much as I wanted to last night, but I really found the question. It's a great question because it is something that I think I've been saying for years now, trying to understand what people's attachment to the Jewish state actually means. Because to me, when I was growing up, it didn't have to do with demography. And if it did, it was like as a matter of chance or happenstance. It was like, well, Israel is the one country in which there are, you know, in which everything is Jewish. Not everyone is Jewish, but like, you know, they speak Hebrew and it's four Jews and whatnot. Jewishness is honored and uplifted.

Right, right. But I've centered. But I also viewed it as like America in which there's don't. democracy in which like, you know, everything is, you know, you vote and it doesn't matter what, you know, the color of your skin is. People say in God we trust. Right. Presidents swear on the Bible, but it's a country for everyone. Right. Exactly. And later, when I was kind of like coming out of, you know, Zionism sort of realizing what it was, I realized that people's attachment to the demography to the fact that there had to be a Jewish majority. I was like, well, that's actually untenable because how do you maintain that without stopping Arabs from giving birth? How do you maintain that without having a very racist immigration policy?

Without committing regular ethnic cleansing? Yeah, without committing ethnic cleansing without like cutting out parts of Israel in order to make it, you know, like gerrymandered or whatever. And the great thing about that answer is it forces the questioner to find some reference point. And the only reference point that's relevant is not vibes, but it's Israeli law. Right. It's the right of return. It's the nation state law. So you're asking me if I think Israel has the right to not exist, persist.

Right, yeah. That's what they're asking. Persist in their current path, persist in their current configuration. persist as the as they're currently currently constituted although constituted is a misnomer because they don't have a constitution which completely shut rangold up right right because she has to in order to because there's multiple answers to that depending on what your audience is like if your audience is a one of these fucking zionist conferences that they keep having over and over in which everyone just freely says the most racist shit you've ever heard um then yeah you're going to

going to explain that a Jewish state is one in which there is a majority of Jews and that's upheld by law. Law says there has to be a majority of Jews. If you're in front of a crowd of people who are supporting Abdul al-Said in Michigan, you want to find a woke reason why that is okay. So you're going to say, well, it's a state in which, you know, it's a democracy and everyone's equal and everyone has equal rights under the law. But also, it's Jewish in nature and in And it's the only one. And it's the only one. Yeah.

It's constituted by mostly Jews. And then when people say... And then on top of that, what she did in a tweet, you know, El-Said misses a very important point here. It seems to not understand that for Jews all over the world, Judaism is a people. Right. And this country is the end point of that people. It's the will of that people.

Okay. So then, okay, fine. If that's true, are you asking me if Israel has the right to continue to exist as the state of a global people that don't live there? Yeah. A state of not its citizens? Right. No, it doesn't. No state does it have the right to exist as a plan B for people who don't even know that they will ever need to flee?

You know what I mean? Does it have the right to exist as a plan B for people who can't be bothered to use Holocaust condoms? Exactly, exactly, exactly. And yeah, she can never fully... Parity, parody, parody, joke. We were not asking for it. Of course. But the holocaundums.

Very good, very good at him. But yeah, no, she can't answer the question because this is why I loved Tanasi Coates' answer when he was interviewed by Count Dukupil on CBS, where he just puts it plainly, like, you know, the right to, you know, either you believe that apartheid is wrong or you don't. Yeah. And the right to exist question has always sort of had one of the meetings,

there has many meanings, but one of the meanings is, haven't the Jewish people earned their right to do apartheid? Doesn't Israel hasn't earned the right to exist through, you know, thousands of years of anti-Semitic persecution? Which is to say, does justification for apartheid and genocide not exist? Right. To which the answer is, obviously, if you're not a monster. Right.

No. Yes. Right. But again, like, you have to expose the logic underneath the questions. And then when it comes to liberal Zionists who are still hanging on by their fingernails, the logic would be something like, well, Israel's taken a dark turn. Right. It didn't used to be this way.

Like, Ezra Klein in his recent, you know, there's reasons to be hopeful when I mean, it was nice when the Podjohns, you know, started saying that for Democrats, Israel supporting Israel and military aid to Israel is a complete loser. Now, as Reclin puts out an article being like, Hassan Piker, you're not going to get anywhere by attacking it. And anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism are not the same thing. But in the middle of it, he slips in, you know, today's Israel is not the Israel of your parents.

Exactly. And you actually, if you're going to get all the way sane and out of that bubble, you actually have to come to terms with. this is the natural extension of that same Israel, and the laws have always done what Olivia Rangel'd can't articulate in answer to El Sayyad's question, which is to create a Jewish state on the enforced, violently enforced absence and or subjugation

of people who lived there immediately before for hundreds of years. Yeah, exactly. And, you know, it's... And some still live. It's, it is, I think, it's a harder lift. And it's not one that I expect people to, to make immediately, to be able to, I think it's cope. A lot of people need the cope of, you know, this isn't the Israel of our youth. This isn't the Israel that I knew. This isn't the Israel that I visited and lived on a kibbutz, you know, in the 60s and whatnot. And I don't begrudge anyone that cope. It's like, fine. Have that cope. you can, you can. It's true in some limited ways. The internal, the, the, the culture of the society is far uglier and meaner now.

I mean, the, the presence of it's got internationalist, cosmopolitan, thoughtful, humanitarian impulses is, is far more rare. But it's just become more itself. Right. It's weeded out. It's distilled. Yeah. Ani DeFranco has a line about how old age will distill you.

Like, like if you're this full of bitterness now, right? It's going to just, you know, it's going to coalesce and rigidify, which is why you want to soften your heart and lighten your soul's load before you get, before you get too old when you can't do it anymore. And Israel has distilled itself. It's a crotchety, crotchety man now. Crotchety old man who's demented and very destructive. It's an 80-year-old serial killer.

Yeah, yeah. And the whatever, you know, context. of justification that you want to use for why, oh, it was, you know, at once a good, you know, it was once good and everyone was normal and whatnot. It's like, this ain't back in the day. We ain't back in the day, motherfucker. We ain't back in the day, motherfucker, exactly.

Joe had his time. That's right, that's right. Jabotinsky had his time. Jabotisky had his time. Yeah, shout out to Slim Charles. Although was that, that was cheese. That was Mesdman. Oh, that was cheese.

That's right. That's right. back in the day, you know. This was right after, right before he got shot in the head by Slim Charles. Correct. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, spoiler alert for the way. That was for Joe. Man, that was a really, that was a good Slim Charles. Thank you. I like that. Um, yeah, anyways, uh, Olivia Rangelds, great question. Thank you for, I think, helping Abdul Salaia had popularized the fantastic follow up. What is a Jewish state? What do you mean? And, and I think that needs to be. What do you talk?

that needs to be normalized as the question that is asked immediately after bad faith questions like, Tucker Carlson is doing a very similar thing in his interviews. He'll be like, what do you mean? Yeah, yeah. What do you mean by that? Yeah. What, I'm sorry, I want to understand the question. Right.

And then the interviewer immediately gets flummoxing and gets angry. He's like, no, you just ask me a question. What are you talking about? Regurgitating the talking point has become so normalized that people, they answer whatever question they're forced to based on like an understanding, a mutual understanding of this question that is totally asked in bad faith without any set definition. So everyone just goes, of course I believe in Israel's right to exist without ever questioning. Like what the fuck do you mean by that? Jewish state, what do you mean by that? It's a big deal when paradigms change

enough that default questions that never go questioned. Right. Where questions, old cliched questions start to get questioned. That's a really good sign. It really is. It really is. And, you know, and sometimes it's going to be Tuckerwood doesn't. And we're not going to take any more than 50% of the credit. Yeah, exactly. The changes in the Ziogeist. Yeah, the Ziogeist has changed. And we're not taking all the credit, but a lot of the credit.

Because I've been asking about the, you know, what does the Jewish state mean to you a question for a long time? I just want to say, I mean, I'll say, did a good job. I'm glad he asked a question, but I've been asking it in the mirror since I was a teenager. Oh, speaking teenager, I forgot to bring something. I have it at my hotel because I was in Vancouver clearing out some old files from my parents' basement and old essays. But I have this assignment from high school from my theater arts class. It was more than just drama, but we did like studying theater theory and stuff like that in the IB program. And I had to write a report on a theater project. And I wrote about Little Shop of Hummus, the, you know, Zionist summer camp, fundraising.

musical that I co-wrote and music corrected. Yeah, yeah. And just I wanted to read you the synopsis because it's just so fucking insane what we thought like what we thought a progressive thing. Maybe I'll read it on the next show. Yeah, read it on the next show. Keep it because I

definitely want to hear it. But before we go out, I just want to play one last thing. It's a little bit from I don't think you've seen this, but it's a little bit from Newsmax. I just want to Newsmax is like a news outlet made by what is his name?

Dick Dick Morris or something. He used to work for Clinton. He was like Clinton's guy. I don't know. I forget his name. But it is an ultra right wing. Ultra right wing.

Ultra-Zionist. For a former Clinton advisor. Yeah. Yeah. Ultra Zionist news outlet. It's like the most irrelevant now because now all the fucking, you know, MAGA shit is like,

I mean, everyone is seeing MAGA for what it is now. Including a lot of MAGA. Yeah, but this is something that they put out that is just super unbelievable. Check this out. You go to any church or government building. The cornerstone is most often visible. It's not usually buried in some dark, subterranean corner of the foundation never did. So, okay.

I just want to read the Chiron. Christ is the cornerstone, but Judaism is the foundation. It is the stone from which the building springs upward. There can be no doubt, however, that the building that became Western, political thought and therefore the free world. I'm sorry, but those Hasidic Jews, they look like this, I mean, they look

like the dopest fucking hip hop group I've ever seen. Don't they look fucking great? Including like the ghost face killer in the back with the math? Yeah, yeah. And the MF Doom there? Yeah, Jew Tang Clan, dude. This is fucking

dope. Was built on a foundation of Judaism. Without millennia of Okay, I want you to look at this pyramid. This is the new nutritional pyramid. You need to get seven servings of Judaism per week. That's right.

That is part of a balanced breakfast. You've got to start with Judaism. Christ is a sometimes food. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Christianity is for if you're really feeling special. And of course, number one, most healthy food, USA. I love that USA is above Christianity. This is so beautiful.

But you know what? You know. Judaism is the foundation of the free world. Fucking hell, man. I mean, where's Islam in this? Do you know how much we ripped off from Islam? Yeah, I mean.

The number system. Do you know that algebra is an Arabic word? Yes, algebra. Yeah. And there's tons of that. The idea of a Judeo-Christian context is a much more rich Judeo-Muslim. Yes. History, including that was destroyed by the Spanish Inquisition.

You want to blame Spain for something. Right. You know, routing the Andalusian tradition from which sprung all kinds of spiritual, scientific renaissance, all of the shit that spread all over Europe. Yes. And it's like, it's, and this is, you know, this structure of Western civilization, Eastern civilization, like this is, this is created. of course in opposition to things like Islam. You think maybe they could overlay another triangle but upside down? Yes, with the Eastern tradition.

Just, yeah. Make a nice six-pointed star out of it. Judaism at the top and the USA at the bottom there. Yeah. Or maybe it's just the Hamas red triangle. That would be sick. Oh, my God. Put the Hamas red triangle right there.

That's my new flag. It's Hamashing this Western civilization. Can we watch the rest? I want to see how he breaks this down. Jewish faith and struggle, there is no Christianity. The foundation is an often unseen and much smaller component of the building structure, but it is nonetheless completely indispensable. Which is why Christians for thousands of years have tried to slaughter and kill and expel Jews.

Yeah, right. Yeah. represents the enduring presence of Jews in the Holy Land. Check this out. Communists, Islamists, seek end of Jews and Christians. And the protection. At last, Jews and Christians united in the common threat that we're both of us are trying to be wiped out.

Yeah, yeah, just trying to die. Of that biblical history, communists and Islamists understand the critical nature of Jews and Judaism to human society. It's fundamental. That's why they attack Judaism, not just. just Israel and they want to see it erased from the Middle East. Motherfuckers like this dude, these like people who their entire worldview is anti-communist you know, fucking Drek. It's like they just, it's boomer slop, whatever. Like you, you guys

used communists as a fucking synonym for Jew like fucking 30 years ago. Communists was just Jew by another name. Yeah. And now, you know, fucking Reagan comes along and making, it like, okay, we're accepting Jews, guys. We're doing it. Sorry, we've got to win them over. Israel is therefore not just a political jurisdiction. It is a representation of Jewish political, economic, and spiritual power. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Fuck you. First of all. Thank you for our Jewish power, by the way. Jewish power. I love a little bit of. Cultural, economic. And spiritual, baby. And spiritual domination, baby.

Yeah, we love it. Thank you for that. To Christianity and related to Western society and the free world. Now it is. The jihadists and the Marxists both know that a building unsupported by its foundation will crumble. If Judaism... I love that. You mean like 9-11 style?

Because I don't know if, well, you know what? I don't think... I don't know that a towering hegemonic, you know, belief system and power system like the Judeo-Christian tradition will just, it'll just crumble an impact. That seems implausible to me. You have to have a secondary explosion. Exactly. I think there's multiple explosives on the foundation that were set earlier.

Yeah. Yeah, but who knows? Does, you know, Islamic fuel melt steel beams? Find out tonight. Were Israelis in New Jersey celebrating the collapse of the Judeo-Christian edifice? Don't ask. Don't ask. through the erasure of Jews from the Middle East,

which is the goal of the Palestinians and the radical Islamist. Then Christianity will also be... What about the Palestinian Christians, dude? Never heard of them. I'm more vulnerable. Spreading generically anti-Israel messaging is anti-Semitic

because weakening Israel's right to exist. You cannot be Christian and anti-Semitic, does the Iran. What a fucking... Adam, get your lower third off of theirs. Yeah, Adam. Why did you write that? Why did you write that?

Why did you write that? You think that's funny? That can't be real. That's an Adam bit. You cannot be Christian and anti-Semitic. Sure, buddy. This will lead to not only the killing of more Jews, but the erosion of Judeo-Christian principles upon which the Western world is based.

Fucking. I'm sorry. The Western world is not based. If there's one thing the Western world is not, it's based. Absolutely not based. Unless you're counting Spain and Italy. That's right. Sometimes the Western world is slowly becoming more based.

Yeah, so shout out Newsmax for that shit. You cannot be Christian and anti-Semitic. I like that that, like, Kairon is for the audience telling them to stop watching like Nick Fuentes or like to stop watching Tucker Carlson. I actually think it's for the audience telling them, don't worry, whatever your opinions are about Jews, as long as you go to church, you're not anti-Semitic. Yeah, yeah. You can hate Jews, but as long as you support Israel. you are not anti-Semitic. That's 100% what they're telling you.

By definition. Yeah, which is crazy because as we all know, the end goal of that kind of like messianic, Zionist, like Christian evangelicalism is, you know, I think two thirds of Jews go to hell and one third has to convert. That's why America donates all these hellfire missiles. That's right. Yeah. Got to have them already in the room, you know, preset them like so many, so many blasting capsules around the world.

I'm kidding. We're having fun. It's all a joke. And if the devil is six, then building seven. Building seven. Beautiful. See, a Pixie's reference

I'm going to get every time. That's been a pod. Daniel's so nice to be back on the studio with you. Love being in the flesh with you. I love it. It's better in real life. I just, you know, we got to figure out a way to... Look, we're already bisexual.

What's with the bicostal thing? I know, I know. There's too much buy going on. I say one place, one sexuality. We're only bisexual for each other, by the way. One hole. Yes.

Francesca, this is not... You're not here. You're in Brazil. You're in Brazil. Speaking that weird Portuguese language. I'm doing your dirty language. Exactly. Mi Kona tongue.

It's just like... Speak Spanish. You speak French. All their sambas are just one note. Yeah. Yeah, bamb bum bum bum bum bum bum. Yeah. Guys, thank you so much for listening slash watching another episode.

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