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started. That's get-roman.com slash ben. Okay, so as I say, I leave for a Jewish holiday. And every time I do, all hell breaks loose. I remember a couple of years ago, there's a Jewish holiday. And I come back from the Jewish holiday, and there's been an entire op-ed in the New York Times about how I'm a terrible person.

And then I left, I think just last year for a Jewish holiday, and there's been an entire op-ed in the New York Times about how I'm a terrible

person. And then I left, I think just last year for a Jewish holiday, and I come back and

there's a New York Times article about how we hear a Daily Wire. It's pretty much like every

Jewish holiday. They schedule it out that way so that I have a really, really wonderful time

coming back from the Jewish holiday, opening my computer and seeing what stupidity has taken place. Well, this week's

stupidity comes courtesy of the New York Times yet again. Apparently, there was an article.

And the article, I guess, was on the cover of the New York Times Sunday edition. So I guess it was a Saturday article online. It was a Sunday edition

front page article on Sunday. And the article was titled The Making of a YouTube Radical, and it was

basically a story about a Rando. The Rando's name is Caleb Kane. And it's all about his supposed

radicalization. Now, what's hilarious about the article is that the article talks about him

being quote unquote radicalized. He was never a member of the alt-right. He wasn't a white supremacist.

He considered himself a tradcon, meaning a traditional conservative, until he moved over to the left.

So in other words, he became a conservative by listening to YouTube videos, and they called him a

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