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Welcome to another episode of The Chicks on the Right podcast.

So happy to have our BFF, Batya Ungar Sargon, back with us to talk about her new book,

among other things. The new book is The Jews and the Left. It comes out on June 2nd, but it's

available for pre-order now. So go and get it. We have known, obviously, for a long time,

that there is widespread anti-Semitism on the left.

And at the same time, American Jews are, by and large, masochistically Democrat.

So we've never understood this.

We've had many, many conversations about that.

And so we're super glad that you have written a book ostensibly about that. So tell us

what prompted you to write it and what our audience can hope to learn from it. So first of all,

thank you so much for having me. Thank you so much for helping me promote the book, but also as an

American and as a Jew, thank you guys for your moral compass and for, I've told you this before,

but the humor you bring to debunking the garbage that is out there.

Like the stalwart values and also like the fact that I can listen to you and enjoy the fact that somebody is speaking the

truth, that I can laugh and also feel the relief of hearing the truth spoken.

Just God bless you both so much.

Thank you, Baja.

Thank you.

Very sweet.

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