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Joining me now is my favorite rabbi, Joe Patasnik.

You got some news yesterday.

Felicia Wisdom is now the director of the anti-Semitism office.

I think it's called that for the mayor, and she's a terrible choice.

She's another liberal reform Jew, another one of these Bernie Sanders, Jamie Raskin, Chuck Schumer types.

I can't stand liberal Jews. I've told you that. I find them to be more dangerous than Hamas in certain cases. I swear to God. But let's see what the rabbi thinks. Rabbi Joe Patasna. Good morning, Mr. Rabbi. Good morning to you. And I want to thank you for this introduction today because, as you were saying, the big interview today is with Melania, and now let's talk to

Rabbi Patash.

Thank you.

No, you're big today because there were two stories I got to cover with you that are huge.

First of all, I was told that your group, the Board of Rabbis, which you head here in New York,

and I couldn't think of a better choice, along amongst other groups, the ADL and others, have, they're not happy with this choice, with Mamdani's choice.

I think my friend Moshe Davis got fired.

I liked him.

He worked for Eric Adams.

Yeah, yeah.

He did.

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