Now, it's time for some sanity.

It's the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Welcome, everyone, to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

I am beginning this recording just after I listened to Chuck Schumer, the Senate Majority Leader, talk about his Jewish history and why he's so disappointed in the

protests going on that are pro, not really pro-Palestin, they're pro-hamas. I mean, they

kind of cloak themselves under pro-Palestinian, but they, many of these protests, as you know, are saying

what Hamas did was justified or denying that it even happened. So I don't agree with Chuck Schumer

on much politically at all, but I found this speech to be necessary, and I hope a lot of people

heard it. It was personal, it was heartfelt,

and it was important. It offered historical context. I wanted to get that out of the way

because I think this is such a massive topic in America across the world. So I wanted to get that

out of the way and say that I can listen with an open mind to someone with whom I

disagree politically and find common ground. And today I found it with Chuck Schumer. So I,

I kudos to him for a very strong speech. All right. Without further ado, I've got three other

topics I want to get into today. The first one is about Hunter

Biden. I took some grief on X yesterday for saying that Hunter Biden should go behind closed

doors. See, here's the thing. He's been subpoenaed, right? And when you get a subpoena,

you don't really get to make the terms.

You don't get to set the parameters.

That's already been done for you.

So Hunter Biden's attorney, Abby Lowell, is saying, you know what?

Hunter, sure, he'll come for the deposition.

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