It's a short list. The U.S. State Department's official state sponsors of terrorism,

they include Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Syria, and, well, I guess you'd add Gaza or the West Bank,

if they were officially states. But I would add one more to that list after Monday.

The United States. Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Out, and this is

Wright Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com. Gentlemen, for only, I think, the second

time in this country's last 50 years, probably, we sided with the terrorists against Israel. I'm

very, very sad to say.

Usually whenever the UN decides to have some stupid vote to punish Israel for defending itself,

the U.S. ambassador to the United States exercises our veto power and vetoes the resolution,

the stupid demand, whatever it is.

And this time, the first time was under Barack Obama as that administration was walking

out the door in 2016.

Most recent times, Biden administration on Monday, they've been haggling for days over a ceasefire

resolution demanding a ceasefire against Israel, essentially, since Hamas is on the

ropes. So we give Hamas a chance to regroup and go back to the serious business of murdering Jews.

And the United States really, really wanted to vote for this ceasefire demand. And when we

couldn't get our way, and our way was including this tiny

little detail that Hamas should release some hostages. And when Biden couldn't get that,

they decided instead to abstain, which was effectively voting for the ceasefire resolution

because it was only our veto preventing it from being approved by the

UN. Bill, about the only thing I can say about this that's anything good is that it's a UN resolution,

so it's essentially toothless. But if you are Hamas and you see the Biden White House essentially

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