Bin Laden's letter to America going viral over 20 years since it initially was circulating and published.

This is quite a situation that is unfolding here. First, let's go to this.

Tic-Toc has become the social media website of choice for Gen Z in America.

I think that's clear at this point.

And if you look at Tik-Tok,

there's a lot of pro-Hama stuff all over the place and particularly sympathy for

you know the Palestinian cause Hamas all the rest of it. But what you're now seeing

are people who have started to look for rationalizations of what Hamas has done.

And this is now going viral.

The bin Laden letter, he wrote it a year after the September 11th attacks and it was circulating

among jihadists online and including in the UK where I believe the Guardian published it and now the Guardian has pulled it down as I'm speaking to you

and they're saying they're redirecting people from the from the letter to a news story

I'm going to tell you what's really going on with that in a second. But just to give you a sense of it, these are young people, okay, and they seem to be overwhelmingly American. I mean, maybe some of them are abroad somewhere, but these are young people, early

20s, mid-20s, who, with all that's going on and with these big protests and the

little riot outside the DNC last night by Hamas sympathizers.

With all that's happening, they're like,

you know bin Laden?

Yeah, he kind of had a point they're saying in this. Listen to some of this. Play nine.

I read Osama bin Laden's letter to America.

And if you have read it, let me know if you are also going through an existential crisis in this very moment because in the last 20 minutes my entire viewpoint on the entire life I have believed and I have lived has changed.

This has left me very disillusioned

and I feel the same exact way I felt

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