Mr. New York, Mark Simone, 710 W.O.R.

Well, Jake Novak, the brilliant columnist, you can follow them on Twitter.

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Jake, Jake, NY at Twitter, or novac at substack dot com jake novac how you doing i'm doing okay it's uh you know i got to juggle the better weather with going outside with also knowing when there's going to be the next violent protests in the city so i got to know when to go out you know i can't just look at the weather anymore, but I'm doing okay with the juggling. I've got to look at a lot of websites and then I make my choice. Hey, are you shocked? I mean, we know Chuck Schumer's a worm, a weasel, a slimy politician. Are you shocked at how fast he threw Israel under the bus? No. And I'm really surprised that there are some people who are astute who are surprised.

Because Chuck Schumer sold Israel out and his fellow Jews out, I think, nine years ago.

If you remember, Chuck Schumer was an important cog in the Senate not blocking the Iran nuclear deal. That would be the same Iran nuclear

deal that is directly responsible for the rise in terrorism all over the world, especially against

Israel. That's where the money came from for all these major beef-ups for Hezbollah Hamas and

Houthis. And of course, Iran doesn't have the money or the weapons to train these kinds of groups as much as they like and to fund them as much as I like without the Iran deal. And if you remember, it was Chuck Schumer. Now, he publicly voted against the deal, if you remember, but behind the scenes, it wasn't even that behind the scenes. He made it clear to everyone in the Democratic Party. He made it clear he was not going to use any of his political capital in the senate to pressure

any of his fellow democrats to vote against it as well in other words that was the deal he made

with the obama white house so most noticeably he at kirsten jillibrand he he allowed her to vote

uh for the deal he didn't put it he didn't make it he made it clear that he would not speak up on behalf of the Jewish community and behalf of Israel to really, really block it. He would only make a token statement. And that was really to me, I just, that was the moment where, you know, listen, you always knew he was a career politician and career politicians are only going to do what's good for them. But that was an incredible moment. And that was nine years ago. So I don't know why people are so surprised. This is also the guy who when he gave, after October 7th, gave that speech on the Senate floor about anti-Semitism and never mentioned the anti-Semitism on the left or his own party. And as I've said to you many times, if you only call out the

anti-Semitism from your opponent's political side, you are encouraging anti-Semitism because that

sends the message to the people on your side that you will never call them out. It also sends

the message from the people not on your side that they can always write off the anti-Semitism

accusation as just a partisan thing and doesn't mean anything.

So Chuck Schumer, to me, a long time ago was a sellout over and above the fact that he's a career politician.

This is a guy, and again, this is a great lesson for everyone, whether you're Jewish, Muslim, pro-Israel, anti-Israel, black, white, Hindu, Asian doesn't matter.

If you are putting the vital issues in your community into the

hands of a career politician, you're making a huge mistake. These guys only look out for themselves at the

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