Welcome back to the Dersho. We're going to talk today about the Supreme Court 9-0 Dec. requiring

the IRS to turn over Donald Trump's personal tax returns to a committee. You'll hear why

I think although it was 9-0, it was wrong. But before we get to the Supreme Court and

to Donald Trump, I'm in Israel. I'm in Tel Aviv now. And this morning, my wife and I

were thinking, seriously, early in the morning driving to Jerusalem, we have friends in Jerusalem

and spending the day there. And as probably you know, this morning there were three moms

exploded in Jerusalem. One of them injured close to 20 people and killed. The young 16-year-old

schoolboy who was at the stop waiting for his school bus, a Canadian citizen and an Israeli

citizen came from Russia and made Aliya, immigrated to Israel, was a Yashiva student just

minding his own business, trying to live his life. And he was blown up and murdered by terrorists

and others were seriously injured, one or two, critically injured. That's Israel. We could

have been there at the moment that happened. And Hamas, of course, congratulated the terrorists.

The murderers of children, Hamas congratulated them. And this was not just a one-off. You know,

there have been a bunch of terrorist activities in Jerusalem, particularly in the entrance to

the old city where one person suddenly gets very upset and pulls that in, I can stab somebody

or somebody driving a car, rams it into a group of people, killing people. That's bad enough.

This was extraordinarily well planned. The bomb was detonated remotely, probably by a person

different than the person who planted it. The second bomb, which hurt a few people that didn't

kill anybody, was attached to a motor scooter and electric bike. And a third one was found

by Israeli authorities and dismantled. I have a theory. I don't think that acts like this

are done without the support and encouragement of Iran, which, of course, is the greatest

exporter of terrorism in the world, maybe perhaps in the history of the world. And yet,

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