Sam Harris, it is hilarious to be a guy who runs a meditation app and he spends half the time telling people about breathing and the other half of the time telling people that we need to bomb as many children as humanly possible until Israel feels comfortable.

Yeah, I texted it might so. Tim Dillon, the brilliant comedian.

He's the best.

Sam Harris is a meditation app.

I didn't even know that.

So by day, he's a, he's a meditation guru, and by night, he's encouraging, like,

carpet bombing of children.

Can't want everybody right now to breathe.

What we need to do is indiscriminately bomb women and children. Manifest a reality

you want to see. Do people from Gaza still live there? Absolutely not. Is there fire in it? Oh,

it's a righteous fire and it burns bright. Be on a mountain right now with me. The night sky is lit up with stars and drone strikes.

I want you to breathe with me and hear the screams. Ah!

Understand it's necessary.

Believe it or not, that's true. Sam Harris does in fact have a meditation app.

I don't know if I've ever used it, but I remember I used to listen to his podcast back when he had launched it.

So it's been very successful. So yes, Tim Dillon is correct. In between his diatribes

where he declares that Hamas must be flattened and anybody that gets in the way is the

responsibility of Hamas doesn't really matter. Just pick up your meditation app and you'll feel

fine about the mass destruction that you're advocating on behalf of. It is remarkable and I'm grateful

that there are people like Tim Dillon out there that can be honest about this stuff. What I find

most fascinating and what I think is really ties together some of the topics that I've been

covering as of late. It really just requires rational, logical thought to come to the conclusions that

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