Welcome back to the Dershore show. Happy Thanksgiving to everybody. I had my family

Thanksgiving dinner. Last night we have a tradition of having a pre- Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving dinner because everybody in my family

disperses to different places in-laws, relatives.

And so we always have a New York pre- Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving dinner before people go in different directions.

We had a wonderful time.

And I had a wonderful, wonderful cup of coffee this morning.

Why am I telling you about a cup of coffee this morning? Because today the New York Times had an outrageous story, typical New York Times story.

There's a cafe in New York called the Cafe Arone. It's owned by Israelis and it had pictures of the

kidnapped hostage hostages in its window and some of the baristas were very unhappy with that and quit and some of them came in wearing Palestinian flags or whatever, which means at this point in time pro-Hamas.

If you're pro-Palestine during this particular period, you're pro-Hamas, that's the fight that's going on. It's between Hamas and Israel.

And so a lot of people start going to the cafe to show support. They were, they volunteered to serve the coffee, etc.

Well, the New York Times, of course, had a story today.

They're really two sides to this issue.

Consider the side of the racist baristas who support Hamas.

Well, you know, they have a point of view too.

So in any of that, I read the article on the time

but then I got really mad. So I decided to go and have a cup of coffee at the

cafe Haroni and this is me in front of the cafe.

They have a big flag, Israeli flag.

They have pictures of the people who are Hamas, one of the, apparently one of the barista said,

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