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Anti-Semitic hate crimes, like a two-piece blue suit, they never really go out of style.

But in 2018, hating on Jews in New York is not only classic.

It's downright trendy.

Anti-Semitic crimes are the rage.

159 are boarded the first 10 months of 2018, up 29 from 130 and 2017, a 22% increase that puts Jews solidly at the top of the list of the most hated people in New York.

How must that feel?

I will be talking to Matt Nagin about that.

He is a Semitic individual and will discuss the story of James Polite, who, for some reason,

and not fitting the profile of what we expect to see from an anti-Semitic, a criminal at all,

well, he is, does, did, or at least is so accused. And later in the show, I'll be talking to another guest, my friend, Brown Chad, who, yes, it's what he's called as Brown Chad. I'm sorry,

but Brown Chad it is, and we'll discuss the story of Cornerstore Caroline, called the police on a nine-year-old boy when she thought that he groped her.

And speaking of gropings, more of that kind of thing.

We have a very depressed teacher who decided to offer to have sex with a student in exchange for some good grades.

It's just unbelievable that this kind of thing can happen.

But then again, it's amazing.

It doesn't happen constantly. Plus a flutesy, but then again, it's amazing. It doesn't happen

constantly. Plus a flutesy moment.

Oh, squirting's definitely real.

Yeah.

Like, in case all of you men out there were questioning.

Squirtzy.

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