This is your drive time prop 30 minutes jam-packed with news of the day from the

perspectives of truth, liberty, and justice. This is Monica Perez and I'm Brad

Bingley. Today's top story is that the two Congresswomen, Omar and Tleb, were, I guess, re-invited to Israel.

They wanted to go to Israel. Their request to go to Israel was rejected at Trump's

at Trump's suggestion and then Netanyahu gave Talaeb a family exemption to visit her grandmother in Palestine.

I think it's the latest, the up to the minute story.

And I do not, the reason this story kind of interested me, it is the top story of the day, but I have

been wondering with these gals, these congresswomen, getting so much attention on their combative posture towards Israel.

It reminded me of something that I had watched, maybe last year, maybe not, I was looking up Elliott Abrams just

refreshing my memory on him when he was assigned to Venezuela regime

change in Venezuela and I found a conversation with history the Berkeley

professor Harvey Chrysler talks to important people and they always

put it in the most academic of possible terms yet they seem to you know if you put it in my

terms if you read between the lines they're just plotting basically to subvert democracy

or influence people or to or to centralized control or to

direct the course of events and one of the thing that I thought was interesting about their discussion, I'm going to kind of consolidate

it. You had to read between the lines a little bit, but it demonstrated an idea I had coined which was Harvey Chrysler asked Elliot Abrams

what what is Israel going to do about all the liberal Jews in the world who do not

like the foreign policy of Israel's right-wing government.

And Elliot Abrams basically said, well, put a left-wing government in Israel and have them

have the same policy. And to me that demonstrates

the what I've coined as the contrary law of democracy. Give people the opposite of what they want because if you don't they're never

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