Hello and welcome to Useful Idiots. I'm Katie Halper. I'm Matt Taiyoby. And we are here to pump you up. I always want to say that.

We have a great show. We have a great show. Who's on the show?

Jank Yuga, founder of the Young Turks. Right. And he's running for Congress. Right, future member of Congress.

Yeah. So the next time we interview him, he's probably going to be on the other side of the equation where he's like the enemy.

He's a politician. Yeah, we're going to hold his feet to the fire. Right. Because you're going to get that great useful idiot's podcast bump. That's right.

That, you know, chase a buddhin guy and that Andrew Yang got in donations after you appeared on this show.

Right. And that maybe if Mark Ruffalo comes on the show, he'll do some recognition. Yeah, a one-and-a-scar.

Right. He's saying, yes, we have a fantastic show.

And we have a lot to get to so we should just get to it. Yeah.

For-for-groups or public and suck. I mean, I know it's boring to do Donald Trump.

I know, but we don't do him a lot. We don't do we don't do him a lot. So basically, he's got a new law that's it's an executive order.

Basically declaring a Judaism to be a nationality. So here, let's look at a clip briefly with an interview with Senator Richard Blumenthal.

Today, the president is going to sign an executive order, which effectively makes Judaism a nationality in regards to students at college and protected college speech.

What he's trying to do is crack down on anti-Semitism, some anti-Semitism on college campuses.

In doing that, the 1964 civil rights law, you basically have to say that Judaism is a nationality.

There are some people who don't doubt the motivations here, but that's a precarious label in this case.

The Soviet Union did that, for instance, called Judaism and Nation. It's a religion.

What's the risk reward there? Is this something you support?

I am very, very, wary as a Jew of labeling Judaism as a nationality.

It's smacks not only of what happened in the Soviet Union, but also Nazi Germany, that my own father escaped in 1935.

I'm an American. I am an American. My religion is Judaism, and my allegiance is to the United States of America.

So what do you think?

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