Welcome back to The Real Story. I'm going to start out today with a piece of tape from New York City Mayor Eric Adams that says it all.

Nothing can justify pulling innocent children from their homes, murdering them, dragging them through the streets, laying your feet across their bodies.

Nothing can justify what we witness, nothing.

This was him speaking ex-operatiously on the streets of New York immediately after October

7th when Hamas assassins came through the wall and attacked in Israel.

They attacked mostly non-combatants, women, children, elderly, infants in their crib.

It was nothing short of murder.

We are not all right when right here in the city of New York you have those who celebrate

at the same time when the devastation is taking place in our city.

We are not all right.

When Hamas believes that they are fighting on behalf of something in their destructive, despicable action that carried out.

We are not all right when we still have hostages who have not come home

to their family. We are not all right. And we're not going to say we have a stiff upper lip

and act like everything in fine. Everything is not fine. Israel has a right to defend himself, and that's the right that we know.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is the real story. Mayor Eric Adams is the mayor of the number one city for Jewish population outside of Israel.

And I'm very proud to say that the mayor has agreed to join me in today's real story.

Mayor, thank you so much for joining today.

Thank you, and it always amazes me how you use titles that really fit the moment.

It is really time for us to have real stories and real conversation on what we're facing as a country

and what we're facing globally.

And this conversation that you have talked about of anti-Semitism. It's real.

It's real all across our country on our college campuses,

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