Mia Khalifa has really good politics on Gaza and Palestine.

A few years ago, she did call on her fans to boycott Cuba when there were protests going on,

which is perhaps being invaded right now as we speak.

There's an aircraft carrier headed towards Cuba,

and the world is dying to know the Khalifa take on this.

If she has evolved, she said in 2021,

I'll never step foot in Cuba unless it's free.

The government's value on tourism over their own people is disgusting and should be boycotted.

What will they do with all the lobster if there's no tourists to eat it?

They'll have to feed it to the people, I guess.

And this seems maybe in tension with her pro-Palestine views.

However, she, when she came on the scene, she caused a stir in a number of Muslim countries, including her home country, Lebanon, where she, her father, because of her father, she has a tattoo that causes her stir in Lebanon.

She has a, a, it's a conservative Lebanese Christian political party that she has the symbol of that's on a wrist, the cross of the Lebanese forces.

And there's also on her left arm a tattoo of the Lebanese national anthem, all of us for our country, for our flag in glory. Uh,

she said that I don't want us to be bullied by Syria or Israel, but I'm pretty indifferent towards it.

Um, and it's, she essentially said she had the conservative party tattoo because of her father,

who did not approve of her adult acting career, but she does still feel an affinity

with politically, especially after October 2012 when Beirut was bombed and she got it to show him, I'm on your side.

So an interesting like hodgepodge of views there, I think there's somewhat coherent in that she is, and I don't know how she still feels, right?

We'll have to have her on the show and asking these questions.

The door is always open, Mia, if you're listening.