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keeps the lights on at arc media. Today we have a special inside call me back guest, Brett Stevens of the New York Times and

Superior Journal and the author of a very thought-provoking, some would say provocative speech,

an address that he delivered just a few nights ago that you could hear on the main call-me-back

feed, the state of world jury address that Brett delivered at the 92nd Street Y. Brett,

welcome to this cozy safe space that we call inside, call me back, where you can let it all rip

and say whatever you want to say, controversy be damned. Thanks for being here. It's just you,

me, and 500,000 Jews. You know, what could go wrong? Yeah.

I'm just curious, actually.

What's your experience been since delivering the address?

Some could argue you kind of dropped a bomb there.

What's been the experience for you in the days since Sunday night?

Well, a little bit to my surprise, the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

A lot of people who shall go nameless, but prominent names in the

Jewish world have written me to say, this is something that we've been thinking about,

talking about privately for a long time, and you kind of name the problem and pointed away

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