All right guys welcome back. So as promised I told you that I had a very long discussion with

Rabbi Barclay that went much more viral than I had anticipated. Strangely, I do like the guy.

I think he's a little kooky but I think he's honestly kooky and he lies a bit but I don't know I guess he's at the age

where I just sort of go oh well it's just like a crazy old man but anyways I did

previously have Ami Kossack on and I think that he was just a way more sensible

voice on pro-Israel issues and I know that because he saw these clips going viral and saw

people pulling it out and pretending that Rabbi Barclay was the voice for

pro-Israel, of course he's going to take offense to that because who wouldn't when you

feel like this person doesn't actually represent your beliefs and so I wanted to

give Ami a platform to kind of respond to that and to say and ask anything that he wanted to.

So welcome back on it.

Thank you, Candice.

Well, he's not here to defend himself, so I'm just going to speak to a couple of the issues I thought weren't covered and just I think as you believe you know

conversation and dialogue is the best I maintain that that's the best way forward when these problems arise and you know you know, I mean, the last conversation we had

was called, Am I Anti-Semitic?

And since then, I mean, you're definitely

anti-Fuse-semitic, you know, like just a few.

A few semites? Which ones no what I'll say is in all seriousness

I think where I'm identifying the problem as you're coming up and clashing with the

Jewish community broadly let let's say,

is that there is a difference between what's going on internally with you and what you feel in your own heart and mind, and I am not comfortable with you feel in your own heart and mind and I am not comfortable telling anybody

that they are something inside internally that they claim not to be. I don't think

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