Welcome back to the reeducation.

Today's show is a monologue-only look at Sister Sojourge,

the rap artist, activist, and novelist, made famous 31 years ago by Governor Bill Clinton.

In a political maneuver, many sane Democrats are hoping Joe Biden will try against the wing of his party

who defame Israel's response to the October 7 massacre.

And that's what's been really painful.

It says just continue to watch people think it's okay to bomb a hospital with children.

You know what's so hard sometimes is watching those videos and the people telling the kids don't cry and like let them cry and they're shaking and somebody

you know this they keep telling them not to cry in Arabic they do they can cry I can cry we all

can cry if we're not crying something is wrong that was representative Rashida Talib

two weeks ago blaming Israel for bombing a hospital

that wasn't bombed. Initially, the world media reported that the El Ali hospital was destroyed by an Israeli

irstrike. The Gaza Ministry of Health reported that at least 500 people perished. By the next morning,

though, it became clear that this was a hoax

in more ways than one. The hospital still stood. The explosion was at a nearby parking lot,

and the culprit was not Israel, but Palestinian Islamic jihad, a smaller death Colton Gaza

that fights alongside Hamas. When Tulabe made those remarks on October 18th, all of those facts were known.

Major outlets had either retracted or amended their initial stories.

The Israelis had produced public evidence, intercepted phone calls between terrorists,

and satellite photos of where the rockets were misfired, that debunked this initial slur.

U.S. intelligence confirmed Israel's account,

but Talib did not care. She had her narrative and she was sticking to it. So at a rally,

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