Hi everybody, it's your best friend, Sarah Silverman, you know, I've been...I'm keeping

a list of things everyone in this country can agree on.

And so far, I've got Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, and Shawshank Redemption.

Let's take some calls.

You left me a message, now I'm playing it for the world, let's hear some voice news.

Hi Sarah, it's me, your friend Rachel.

I'm calling because, well first of all, I'm going to cut the pleasantries because we

only have a certain amount of seconds here, but I do love you, thank you for everything

you do, your podcast rocks, and I've loved you since Jesus is a matrix, so...

I mean that was like 30 seconds for a pleasantries.

My question, or I guess my comment, then question is, I picked up a copy of Jews Don't Count

by David Badeel, I don't know, I'm also probably your highest fan right now, I just

took a bon grip, which also rocked.

Anyways, I picked up a copy of this book, I saw you were quoted in it, that was awesome,

but I'm starting to realize as I read more that a lot of my Jewish friends in particular

enable and participate in anti-Semitic rhetoric and just daily stuff, they say things and

do things, I'm not going to get specific daily that are just borderline anti-Semitic.

So I was wondering, how do we feel about Jewish people being anti-Semitic?

Anyways, thank you, and you've probably answered this already on your podcast, but I missed

it, so thanks.

Hello, Stoner, with a heavy question, I guess it depends on how you mean, you know, like

the self-deprecating, the self-loathing Jew is absolutely a real thing that I think

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