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So we're standing with one of the waiters in one of the restaurants and this young woman, maybe in her 20s, and we say, you know, man, like, how do you live like this?

You know, and she just looks up at us with kind of very clear expression.

She goes, well, we have to.

Everyone is Andrew Claven with this week's interview with one and only Dinesh D'Souza.

You know him.

He's an author, a filmmaker, a commentator, and just a courageous voice, a consistently

courageous voice.

You know, he does these wonderful films that draw people in.

And I watched his new one, The Dragon's Prophecy,

last night. And I think it's his best film. I thought it was just fascinating. I have lots of

questions about it. But it really takes a look at the what's happening in Israel. Obviously,

this fight that began, that Hamas began two years ago with, on October 7th and the atrocities there.

But it looks at it from a totally different angle. Uh, and I, I just, I could not stop watching her. It was just, I didn't want to stop watching it, but I couldn't always love talking to Dinesh. It's great to see it. Dinesh. Thank you for coming on. Hey, thanks for having me. I really appreciate it. So I guess I want you to explain what this is about because it's about October 7th.

It's about October 7th,

it's about the war in Gaza, but it's about a lot more than that. Can you give us an idea of

what it's about? Well, the film begins with some riveting footage of October 7th, footage

that somewhat to my surprise was not released

in the two years after October 7th. Most people just hadn't seen it. Partly for a good reason,

the government of Israel decided to hold back on like a public release of it, but we've been

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