Welcome back to the Dershore show. I'm going to start an unusual way by reading a letter I just got literally a couple of seconds ago.

I was at your speech at Cardoza today. I'll talk about that in a minute. Why was my highlight of my

my highlight of my experience?

What did you think of the protesters at Koteza today

were they less prepared to practice than you thought before.

So I was invited by the Federalist Society to give a talk on Middle East and to talk about my book,

were against the Jews.

And I came there, and sitting in the front row,

second row, I would say 25% of the students, it was a large crowd,

25% of the students were holding signs up, calling me a rapist, a pedophile, a child rapist, and you know every possible name in the book.

Of course I explained that the woman who had falsely accused me had withdrawn her charges and had dropped her lawsuit and had admitted that she now realized that she may have confused me with someone else that it was maybe a case of mistaken

identification. That didn't affect them because they didn't care about that. What they cared about is I was making a speech in support of Israel. So they were prepared to call me a pedophile or a child, a rapist. a

pedophile or a child, a rapist.

I did my speech, I mentioned just in the beginning, obviously that the woman had

said she may have misidentified me.

I just dropped that subject and I went on

and I spoke for a half an hour

about what's going on in the Middle East.

And then I opened it up for questions.

And as I usually do, my usual rule is,

I only accept negative questions.

You know, I've already made my speech.

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