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Well, Ray Kelly, of course, the greatest police commissioner in America ever, the longest-serving New York City Police Commissioner, but also, in addition to that great work, I also remember he was the Undersecretary of the Treasury, who was the head of U.S. customs.

In addition to all of that, he's been involved in some of the biggest studies of anti-Semitism around the world.

And it's great to have him with us now.

Ray Kelly, how you doing?

Mark, thank you for those kind remarks and they're doing fun.

Great to be with you.

Great to have you. Hey, this anti-Semitism, I know you've studied this, but are you shocked at how widespread

it is on the college campuses?

Well, actually, I was shocked when I did this study to find out how embedded it is on

college campuses, and it's all over the country.

There's one particular group that's called Students for Justice and Palestine that's on over 200 campuses in the U.S.

They go back to, I think, 1993 in Berkeley.

That's when they were founded.

So they're an established operation.

They're very vehemently against Israel.

They're strong advocates of the BDS movement, which is boycott disinvestment

and sanctions against Israel.

They're committed to ending Israel's occupation.

And they have organized a lot of these demonstrations that we've seen.

Their goal seems to be just to harass Jewish students, and they're doing on a regular basis.

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