Hi everybody this is Scott Sad returned two days ago from my trip to Cornell

where I gave two talks one on the parasitic mine and the other one on Jew hatred and some of its sources.

Along those lines, one of the guys that has come onto my radar recently who I'm ashamed that I didn't

know about him earlier because he's true intellectual, Basim Youssef, a Egyptian satirist and the TV host who recently has been making the, you know, the checkmate argument that how could he be anti-Semitic?

I mean, how could he be anti-Semitic when he is a semi-te himself, checkmate.

Which is a solid argument.

It's, it follows in the long line traditions of Bertrand Russell

in terms of being a logician, Epictetus, Seneca, Aristotle.

This guy, people have said, oh I should debate him.

How the hell am I going to debate a guy that has that kind of intelligence?

I'd get crushed.

How could I be anti-Semitic when I'm a semi-th myself?

So I just tweeted to Dr. Bassam or Dr. Yussif. I said, Dr. Yussif is a true

intellectual giant. How could he be anti-Semitic when he's himself a is a

some intellectual giants. How could he be anti-Semitic when he's himself a semi-t.

Brilliant. Similarly, how could a man be homophobic in,

say, using the slur, the homophobic slur on someone, oh you homo.

When that man who's supposed to be homophobic is part of homo sapiens.

The other thing I put out another tweet

where I said, how could Basim who by the way is just so

delightful his satire is really good how could he be a Jew-hater when he loves jewelry.

And then finally, if those weren't enough for you, how could Bassen, let me see here what are the examples I gave.

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