Welcome back to the Dershow for years, the Democratic Party, which I generally vote for,

has gotten away with nominating and even electing some pretty bad anti-Semites and

bigots.

I guess the leading anti-Semite in the House of Representatives today is a Democrat Ilan

Omar, who has made terrible statements about Jews that the only reason that people vote

for Israel is because of the Benjamin's baby, that the Jews circulate cash, and she's

made statements that go well beyond anti-Zionism to anti-Semitism, Bernie Sanders, who I could

never vote for.

I don't care who he's running against.

Bernie Sanders went to England to support an overt anti-Semite and almost admitted anti-Semite

named Jeremy Corbyn, who was running for Prime Minister on the Labor Party.

Of course, he lost overwhelmingly because the British people had the common sense not

to elect an anti-Semite socialist.

I don't mind the socialism, it's the anti-Semitism and the bigotry of Jeremy Corbyn.

But when I talk about Jeremy Corbyn, I'm talking about Bernie Sanders.

Bernie Sanders goes over there to support him, imagine some American politician went over

to Europe and supported somebody who was a clan or a racist or a Nazi.

It would be unforgivable, and I would hope that both parties would express bipartisan

opposition to that.

Well now, the shoe is on the other foot.

Republicans in Pennsylvania made the serious, serious mistake, it's going to cost them

the election.

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