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The Welcome back to nothing personal. It is hour two.

And I watched the video throughout the night of what happened in Australia.

Last night was the first night of Hanukkah.

It's the first of those eight crazy nights where you get to light a menorah and get to get and give eight presents i remember with my

kids we would always do seven presents plus one present that they would give to kids less

fortunate than they were as defined at that moment of what being fortunate was.

And I, all around the world, there are Jewish people who celebrate Hanukkah,

and some celebrate in the privacy of their own home,

some celebrate it at parties, some celebrated together outside.

And when I started getting information about what happened in Australia in Sydney,

I was staggered by it.

And it's the same staggering.

So don't misunderstand the fact that I'm Jewish and therefore I care more when it's Jews who are targeted.

Because actually that's not accurate. As you know, I am quite against guns, period.

One of the very few parts of my political leanings that I don't want you to guess where I stand.

All the rest, you probably don't realize where I stand. But when it comes to guns, I am extraordinarily anti.

As I'm watching Australia and I'm watching a father and a son,

I didn't know that's who I was watching

when I saw the 12-minute video of a mass shooting,

the likes of which you don't see in the U.S.

because no mass shooter would have 12 minutes

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