It's kind of morphed into more like they have a biblical right to your support.

And if you define it that way, which I think Tucker does, more and more people are like, well, I'm out. Beirut is starting to look like Gaza and you're unapologetic about it. And now I'm sick of it. And I don't care. And I think Tucker doesn't care. And I think you don't care. And sane people don't care. Call me whatever the hell you want. hell you want to go care.

You know what you want?

You know what?

Name one political concession.

I have sat on panel after panel after panel with Scott Jennings as he lies about this war. I'm not playing the games where I have to be nice. Don't be a wiseness, okay? Stick to the substance. Mockler, you have no reason to apologize. The reason why they're attacking your tone is because they can't attack your substance.

Let me get the small violin out.

I had stage four prostate cancer.

I was shot five times of the hollow point bullets

on the orders of the goddess to the Gambinos.

You keep the king and the queen there.

We'll keep Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse here

because that's your Disney world.

Last week, two Jewish men were stabbed in a primarily Jewish London neighborhood. The Somali-born

suspect was heroically detained by police, and thankfully this time, both men survived.

But attacks like this keep happening with disturbing frequency all over Europe

and in the United States too. The only correct response is for everybody to emphatically reject

anti-Semitism wherever they see it, just as the correct response to an attempt on the president's

life is to reject all forms of political violence. It's not a correct response to censor liberal

opinions or liberal people on the basis that the attempt did assassin had left-wing positions.

And the exact same thing can be said of criticizing Israel.

In fact, conflating Israel and Judaism is part of the problem, and it's the people who claim to be most concerned about anti-Semitism who keep doing it.

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