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All right, friends, Craig Cogel here and Standar Reason, and I am glad you're with me because I want to talk about something that I don't want to talk about.

And I have Amy Hall here with me because I want to talk about something that I don't want to talk about. And I have Amy Hall here with me because I trust her contribution to this conversation.

Something is happening that I never thought I would ever see take place anywhere in the world, but especially here in the United States

of America.

And it started on the fringe, and it should have stayed there.

But the power of social media has been a kind of force multiplier regarding this that

has made a very ugly thing look noble.

I am talking about Jew hatred.

And this is coming not just from like Middle Eastern types, which you kind of expect that over the years

with all the conflict and the Middle East and for, I mean, not just for years, but for decades,

really, not just from radical Muslims and not all Muslims share that hostility towards Judaism, but many do.

But I'm not talking about that.

More and more I'm talking about this kind of – I'm even digging for the right language

here to describe this thing that's been happening.

I just called a Jew hatred, because that's what I think it is.

More and more, I see that coming from self-proclaimed Christians.

And the animosity is just really hard for me to even countenance.

Amy, you sent me some stuff, and you're the first one, really, who, you know, brought this to my attention.

I know there's things going on with fringe folk, and some of these are major league kind of secular style podcasters, influencers, whatever.

And many people can probably think of the individuals that I have in mind, too, in particular.

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