Hey, pull up a chair.

It's axon tap with David Axelroth, Robert Gibbs, and Mike Murphy.

He says this right here.

This is well documented among historians.

This is historical fact that slaves did develop skills while they were enslaved and then use

those skills as blacksmiths, as in agriculture, tailoring, in the shipping business, to then

use to benefit themselves and their families once they were freed.

That's not controversial.

That's Jesse Waters, the new Tucker Carlson over there at Fox, expanding on the virtues

of slavery for the enslaved people, which is now a controversy, Mike Murphy, because

of what the state of Florida is, the guidance the state of Florida is giving to schools there.

And I wanted to play it, brother, because I wanted to take the opportunity as a Jew to

thank the Pharaoh for the experience he gave my forefathers in building the pyramids, laid

the foundation for them to become architects and construction magnates later in future

generations.

Isn't that great?

Aren't we lucky?

Yeah, no, it's totally applicable.

And there's more to thank, because after that stone masonry work, right to dental school

for your people in accounting school, that made total sense.

I mean, we Irish, if it wasn't for the British monarchy, how would we know how to dig a potato

when we were starving?

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