So the Republican Jewish Coalition Conference happened this weekend and watching all of those speeches literally made me feel like we are living in the middle of a sitcom, but it's worse.

It shouldn't be funny. It's not funny because these Republicans are using the exact same tactics that the left has been using against us for years.

And they believe that they are saving conservatism and they're worried about what they perceive as radical, dangerous ideas taking over

conservatism in our political party, but it really just seems to me like they are deepening the divide on the right as they ignore the obvious shift in ideology and attitudes of their base.

Because you can scream all you want about Tucker Carlson, but you will never attack him into irrelevance.

In fact, by doing so,

you might just make people love him more.

So, hello from New York, everyone. I am coming to you live from my hotel room, so if you hear

taxis and sirens in the background, that is what is happening. This is a very interesting and unique, kind of exciting week to be in New York City because obviously the mayoral election is happening today as we speak because it is Tuesday. So if you have not gone out and voted yet and you live in New York City, please go do so. Also if you are in Jersey, go vote because you guys might be flipping red. If you elect a Republican governor, which

it seems like you are very close to doing, that would be incredible. So pause this video,

go vote if you have not done so, then come back and we can keep talking about the insanity

that just took place at this Republican Jewish coalition event. But first, I wanted you guys to hear

that message of unity because that is important. So go vote, do your civic duty.

You can elect all the Republican presidents you want, but if you want change in your community,

in your city, you need to go out and vote.

All right, moving on from that, let's dive into this because this event that happened

last weekend, it very quickly just became the anti-Tucker Carlson conference.

I mean, look at these signs that they had printed out that attendees were holding up in front of the stage.

They say, Tucker is not MAGA.

These were people walking around the event, standing in front of the speakers, holding up these signs.

But it didn't just stop with the signs.

Basically, every single speaker that got up on stage either directly called

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