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Welcome back to the Dershow.

Before we get to the subject at hand, which is kind of a law school seminar on what the Biden

pardon really means for Biden, for Joe Biden, for his uncle,

all those people. We'll get to that in a minute. But there was a story that was a big story until Biden

pardoned Hunter. It was a picture of Biden walking out of a bookstore in Antucket, carrying a copy of a very

anti-Israel book.

And it wasn't clear whether somebody had handed it to him or whether he had bought it.

But I just wanted a comment on it.

There have been articles today saying, oh, but he should read it.

He should read it because the man who wrote the book whose name is Rashid Khalidi is a leading historian.

No, he's not.

He's a phony propagandist who, for some reason, managed to get tenure

at Columbia over very, very strong objections. And one of the reasons there were strong objections

is the following reportedly occurred, if my recollection is correct, when he was teaching

to Columbia before he got tenure, he was teaching Columbia, before he got tenure,

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