Hi everybody, this is Gadsad.

Today I've got another fantastic guest.

Emily Austin, how are you?

I'll introduce you in a second, but how are you doing?

Good, I'm in Tel Aviv. Life can't be better.

So you're in the place where you're walking over the dead bodies of all those that were genocided?

That's what my comments say, yeah.

That's terrible.

What a disgusting Zionist you are.

But easy on the eyes, if I may say.

I usually refer to myself as when people say, oh, you're a great professor, so on.

I always reply, why did you not put that I'm also easy on the eye?

So you're a Zionist, but you're easy on on the eyes so maybe that serves as a redeeming quality could

that be I really hope so my favorite DMs I have to tell you and I get them like

even five minutes ago they write you might be pretty on the outside but you're

ugly on the inside and like at least you're giving credit where it's due there you go there we can't have it all okay but you're ugly on the inside. And I'm like, at least you're giving credit where it's due. There you go. There you go. We can't have it all. Okay, so you're from, you studied at Hofstra. Was it in sports broadcasting? I know that that's your main profession, but was it in that field that you studied? So I started at Hofstra. I did pre-med, which is random and a longer story. And then I switched to the

calm school, but they actually made my life a living hell. So I transferred to Turo University,

which I graduated from there. And now I might go to law school there. So we should see.

Oh, I see. Okay. Well, your Jewish parents must be deeply disappointed that they can't brag to the

world that we have a Jewish doctor

and the family. But my personal link to Hofstra in 2009, when our daughter, our first born,

was very, very young, her first trip ever, she must have been maybe three months old,

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