What It’s Like to Watch Israel’s Non-Public Oct 7 Footage | Emily Austin

The Rubin Report

Emma Dog Productions

News Commentary, News, Politics

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🗓️ 17 March 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Emily Austin about her career path from sports journalism to advocacy; why Israel is making a massive mistake by not releasing the footage from the October 7 attacks by Hamas to the public; how watching the October 7 footage changed her forever; why she is focusing on combatting anti-Semitism and advocating for Israel; the rise of hatred and extremism; how radical activists are turning their sights on America; the new low hit by pro-Palestinian protests in NYC; the challenges facing society and the urgency of addressing them before reaching a perceived "rock bottom"; her most insane college experiences; the radical ideologies pushed by professors, including encounters with a nonbinary professor and a classmate who identified as a cat; the indoctrination and lack of intellectual diversity in academia; the academic consequences of refusing to conform to certain narratives; gender identity in sports; why liberals are waking up to the border crisis and suddenly realizing that building a wall at the southern border wasn’t a bad idea; the perception of Israel and its significance in countering the narrative of the "bad guys" prevailing; how groups manipulate narratives to unite against perceived oppressors; why she thinks civil unrest in the U.S. is likely; her evolving view on guns for personal safety; whether one should move out of a blue state or stay to fight for a better future; and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:44.4	So for one minute, who is Emily Austin and how did she end up here?
0:48.7	That's such a complicated question, but to answer the world.
0:51.7	I'll give you two minutes. I'll speak at third person. Emily
0:54.1	Austin, no I'm not. I am kind of all over the place but wearing multiple hats
0:59.7	deliberately in which I started my career in sports journalism, which then naturally opened the doors into
1:07.2	entertainment journalism, which was really fun. During COVID is really when I took off because
1:14.4	Instagram was super saturated. I kind of saw an opportunity and jumped on it of doing an Instagram live series in which I featured
1:19.2	some NBA players that I met through these sports internships.
1:23.6	And it blew up, we got so many views,
1:25.5	so that led me to have a platform.
1:27.2	And now I'm like, great, what do I do with this?
1:29.6	And although I love the sports, I found just like a natural interest in, I don't want to call it politics, because I really look at it as common sense, and I don't see myself as a political person, but I see myself speaking my truth and
1:44.3	apparently it pisses a lot of people off but it's worked out in a career way for me
1:49.2	because now pretty much most of my time is spent either you know talking about Israel condemning
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