in one instance on this show, someone was asked about the fentanyl crisis in West Virginia. Within 20 seconds, the guest turned it into it's Israel's fault. And I'm like, you've got to stop, okay? Like the problem of opiates may come from China, but when we're talking about heroin abuse in West Virginia, we're talking about jobs, the white working class being left behind, the loss of the coal mines and things like this.

And all of a sudden you're talking about how it's Israel who did it all. That's derangement.

So last night, my good friend, Tim Poole, had Randy Fine on his show.

A man, I'd hesitate to call him a man.

A man who I was about to run for Congress against. It's true. I was seriously considering it. I was talking to people in DC I was about to run for Congress against. It's true.

I was seriously considering it.

I was talking to people in DC.

I was about to do it.

So of course, I tuned in and I was like, well, this is going to be a banger.

There's going to be some real contentious issues here.

There's got to be some contention.

There has to be.

There was not. And as I'm sitting there, as the clock

ticks to two hours, I'm like, this is the most frustrating thing I've ever watched in my life.

And I am now inspired to counter all of the terrible arguments that were put forward. Now, Tim was

good enough to distinguish between those that have genuine

criticisms of our foreign policy and our relationship with Israel to make sure that he was being

clear. He's not talking about all of us when he's basically saying everybody's got Israel derangement

syndrome now. But I felt like, okay, well, if you think that the

Dave Smith Libertarian camp, which I'm obviously a part of, have valid criticisms, let's make

those counters since none of you, the entire panel, was capable of making any of them as Randy

Fine lied to your audience. So I pulled about 10 clips

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