James Fishbeck has gone viral for this new ad. He may just be the voice of the next generation of Republicans.

He's running for governor in Florida. He is not an Israel first candidate. He is, presumably, a real American first candidate.

Let's hear this ad and hear what that sounds like.

Is Netanyahu a war criminal? Did Israel commit genocide?

If you say either of those statements in public, you could be convicted of anti-Semitism.

Criticizing a foreign government or any government is always protected under our Constitution.

Our founding fathers fought and died for that right, and I'll never let anyone steal it from you.

My name is James Fishback and I'm running running for Florida Governor, because Florida is our home,

America is our birthright, and we can criticize whom we please.

All right, well, independent thinkers are excited about that ad.

They're excited to hear someone say this. That's why we wanted to talk to Mr. Fishback himself. Thank you so much for joining us.

My pleasure. So Ron DeSantis has been an incredibly popular governor because he stands for a lot of liberties, but one, in Florida, they have gone so far beyond just expressing support for Israel,

but to penalize people who boycott Israel, who express any kind of division against Israel,

university, state contracts can be denied on political speech. So it's important to say this,

unfortunately. So tell us about this journey,

how you got here and how most of us may have missed these civil liberties that have been denied

to Floridians. Well, it all starts with a man named Randy Fine, who took the travesty that

was October 7th, that it should be unequivocally condemned. Hamas is a terrorist

organization. The innocent killing of civilian life on October 7th was wrong. But when we look at that

travesty and say, use that as a pretext to steamroll our civil liberties in Florida. That is wrong

as well.

And so Randy Feim teamed up with Republicans and Democrats in the State House and passed a bill

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