America's number one show on pop culture and politics. This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, a great day, despite the fact that there is great controversy about some comments on the left and some comments on the right, comments about Israel and Jewish people, particularly American Jews, and how we feel, how we vote.

There is a claim by a leading voice on the left that Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel is very directly similar

to Vladimir Putin. Is that a fair charge? I don't believe it is. I think it's outrageous.

We will get to that. There is, of course, much more significantly, a charge by President Trump that

Democrats hate Israel, and therefore any Jewish person who votes for Democrats should be ashamed

of themselves because they hate everything about Israel and about their religion.

This is a profoundly controversial comment. It's similar to comments that President Trump has made before.

Real question here is why is he doing this? In other words, he does not seem to be out there competing for the

Arab voters and Arab American voters in Dearborn, Michigan. Michigan's going to be a very

close state. It's going to be a very close race. And frankly, I don't think that either President Trump or President Biden has much chance of making headway with Arab American voters who are deeply committed to the Palestinian cause. It's just not going to happen. But why would President Trump go to this level of

political provocation? We will get to that. We will also be speaking a little bit about the return of the

Nazis to Germany which is basically drawing a great deal of attention and

drawing a great deal of demonstrations and protests in the street against the neo-Nazi party.

But is that even fair to call the AFD, the Alternative for Deutschland,

the Alternatives for Germany Party, to call that a neo-Nazi party?

We will get to that.

The Supreme Court has just made a very fateful decision, it seems.

It cleared the way just hours ago for Texas to immediately begin enforcing a controversial immigration law that allows state

officials to arrest and detain people, they suspect, of entering the country illegally.

The vote in the court was six to three with the three liberal Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan

and Kenji Brown Jackson, they voted no, they dissented. The legal challenges to the law are ongoing at a federal appeals court,

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