Well, Thanksgiving is behind us, and now it's time to see if that's going to be a new take on that famous Christmas classic.

Are we going to see this year how Hamas stole Christmas?

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott, and I know it sounds like it's being flipped, but it's actually not.

We saw during Thanksgiving pro-Palestinian protesters glued themselves to the road in the Macy's Thanksgiving Gate

braid in order to show regular Americans just how to make you hate a cause that you may have

been neutral about before. I don't think anything has done more for the petroleum industry than

the stop oil movement and their constant roadblocks and all the rest of it. But these people seem to

think it's working. And we hear reports

from PJTV and our friend Steve Cruiser did a report about how already pro-Palestinian protesters

have disrupted just a simple Christian gathering that's getting ready for the holidays. And there seems

to be some indication that the pro-Hamas protesters won't just stop with Thanksgiving and all the rest of it.

They're going to find a way to not only protest during Christmas holiday things, but to interrupt them in order to get our attention.

Scott, we talked about this a couple times.

You often talk about salesmanship and how to win people over and so on.

And honestly, from the first time I ever heard of Palestine ever was when I was 13 years old watching the 1972 Olympics.

And the next thing I know, these guys in masks have just murdered innocent, 13, I think,

innocent Israeli hostages who had faces and names, shot him in a back of a helicopter,

threw grenades in there.

This is my introduction to Palestine, is a masked guy on a roof with a rifle underneath the Olympic flame of peace,

making a travesty of everything that people believe is noble.

So do you think that this is going to happen?

And if you do think it's going to happen, even if it happens a little bit, do you think it's

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