Hello relatable listeners. Happy Wednesday. I hope that everyone has had a wonderful week so far. We are half way there. And I am just here to let you know that you can do it.

You can make it. Whatever is happening this week, you've got this. I don't really know why I started like that. But I just wanted to give you a little motivational pep talk in case you're hitting that midweek slump.

It is me, Ali Stucky here to tell you that you are going to make it through. Okay, today we're not going to talk about that. We are going to talk about a few different things. Actually, there's a lot of different things that I want to talk about.

But I don't think that we have time to go through them all. We might, we'll see. Okay, what I definitely want to talk about is Rashida to Leib and her crazy comments on the Holocaust and what this means about the state of our dialogue right now.

I'm going to talk about the sex strike with Alyssa Milano and the heartbeat bills. And then of course we are going to talk about our socialist darling AOC and her walking back of her original statement that the world is going to end in 12 years because of climate change.

And then I might be able to get to Chipsa Hoy and their mother's day ad. And then I'm going to answer a dating question that I received. And so there's more that I want to talk about.

I want to talk about Trump and China and tariffs and everything that's happening there. If you didn't know, there's like this kind of like trade conflict going on. You've got conservatives that are against the tariffs.

Saying tariffs never work. You also have conservatives that are for the terrorists. Teriffs saying that this is our strong stance against China. This is what we have to do in order to accomplish both free and fair trade.

There are both sides to issue. We're not going to be able to get into that today. But I do want to cover that at some point because I think it's an important topic to kind of flash out and to look at the background of because knowing my audience and knowing myself really and a lot of you out there. I know for a factor like me.

You might not have been paying attention to that because you feel like, okay, it doesn't affect your everyday life. And maybe you don't know that much about tariffs. Maybe you do, but maybe you don't. And so I think it would be good to kind of walk back and give a little bit of background.

But we don't have time to talk about that today. I also wanted to talk about William Barr and this so-called constitutional crisis that I really think is nothing more than political theater being perpetrated by Democrats who want to cause some sort of crisis in chaos since the report on so-called Russian collusion that they've been trying to

to get up for the past two years didn't end up how they wanted so they still want to say that somehow Trump and the attorney general William Barr are going begins the Constitution and going against the rule of law. I just don't believe that as yet we are in that place. But again, I just wanted to kind of give you a brief little summary of my thoughts. But with everything else that's going on with your request that I've gotten over the past few days of the things that you guys want me to talk about.

We're just not going to have time to dive into all of the Trump stuff. There's always a lot going on with Trump. And I feel like I kind of skip over him because there's just it just hurts my head sometimes the back and forth between all of that. And I think that there are other things going on that are better indicators of our society and of our culture and of our politics as a whole than Donald Trump.

So let's go into one of those first topics, which is Rashida to leave and her anti-Semitic comments. So Rashida to leave is a freshman congresswoman. She is Palestinian. Now this is also the woman who said that she believes that we should impeach the MFR when she was first elected. So that's kind of how we heard of her. She is good buds with AOC and Ilhan Omar, other freshman congresswoman.

And she also has a map in her office of the Middle East and where Israel is. She put a little sticky note over that and wrote Palestine with an arrow. Now this caused a lot of controversy, especially in the Jewish community saying that this is basically her.

Her supporting the Palestinian obliteration of Israel, which of course a lot of Palestinians do want. They want the obliteration of Israel so they can take control of the entire region. And so that was kind of strike one. There's probably been other strikes before that, but strike one against the Jewish community, a community that kind of approved that she was or had anti-Semitic leanings. And then this latest comment is probably the worst strike ever.

And she was back against her in that regard. So she was on Monday. She was on Yahoo News podcast. And she was asked to weigh in on the Israeli Palestinian conflict. She had already tweeted about it. Of course, a historical madness saying that the Palestinians are being oppressed by Israel. We talked about last week what the reality is in that. And what's really going on between Palestine and Israel, how Israel is acting in self defense. And this does not mean that we always take up for Israel and every single circumstance. If they are in Israel, they are not going to be able to do that.

But in this particular conflict, there is no question between Hamas who runs Palestine and Israel, who is actually doing the targeting of civilians. And that is exclusively Hamas. Now she was asked to weigh in on this again on Monday, even though she had already tweeted about it last week and to leave a position of in her position of a one state solution. And to leave stated this, she said, there's always kind of a calming feeling. I tell folks.

When I think of the Holocaust, yes, you just you just heard that correctly. There's always kind of a calming feeling. I tell folks when I think of the Holocaust and the tragedy of the Holocaust and the fact that it was my ancestors, Palestinians who lost their land and some lost their lives, their livelihood, their human dignity, their existence in many ways have been wiped out in some people's passports.

So if you can't read the passive aggressiveness that is coming from this that she is trying to make her comment come off as I am so glad that the Palestinians offered refuge to Jews after the Holocaust, but she's also trying to take ownership on behalf of the Palestinians for this refuge that was given to the Jews and it was not on the part of the Palestinians at all.

And she's also trying to passive aggressively insert in there. Yeah, we did this so self-sacrificially at the cost to our own lives, at the cost to our own livelihoods and freedoms.

We gave refuge to the Jewish people. That's just not true. It's not true. And how crazy of a tone in which to speak in which you are speaking of the Holocaust, really you have a calming feeling over you.

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