Today we're talking about Hollywood's Palestinian purge. The former Obama advisor's disturbing anti-Palestine ran going viral.

Israel and Hamas finally agreed to a hostage exchange. After all the chaos, Sam Altman is now back at OpenAI.

We're talking about all that and so much more. In today's brand new, Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news.

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Yeah, I just wanted to let you know as we go into the Thanksgiving extended weekend. We got a lot of news to talk about today, so let's just jump into it.

Starting with, have you ever wondered, like, what causes someone not only to say crazy shit,

but also say that on camera and blow up your career and your life?

Because that is exactly what this man did after harassing a halal food truck in New York City saying things like, you know why, if we killed 4,000 Palestinian kids, you know what?

It wasn't enough.

It wasn't enough.

So that is Stuart Seldo-Witts, a career diplomat who served as acting director for the National Security Council, South Asia Director.

Based on his comments, somebody think, oh, he's a Trump official, but he was reportedly around during Obama's time in office. And actually, the craziest thing is that he was a deputy director in the U.S. State Department's

Office of Israel and Palestinian Affairs from 1999 to 2003.

So he at least had to pretend to be working with both sides while apparently having these views.

Also, that same video has the two going back and forth for over two minutes before Seldowitz leaves.

During the time, Seltowitz threatens things like,

I'm gonna put big signs here that say this guy believes in Hamas.

And the vendor whose name we haven't found so far seems to have the patience of a saint

because he never raises his voice and just ask Seldowitz to leave.

Seldowitz seemingly because of the man's accent assumes the vendor is operating illegally or in the U.S. illegally leading to this exchange. You have no right to be on the sidewalk.

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