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2:55

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3:04

that there is a mantra, there

3:06

is a line of thought

3:08

that can't be broken and it makes

3:10

it very difficult. The fact

3:13

is that solid scientists

3:15

like the nine climate scientists

3:17

who contributed to this book, among

3:19

them some of the world's foremost, disagree

3:22

with her about the science

3:24

and instead of questioning motives,

3:27

she needs to actually engage the science.

3:30

What we're seeing right now, especially in the

3:32

last 10 or 12 years with the advent

3:35

of the smartphone and these little

3:37

mirrors and these cameras being in our hands 24-7 is that the

3:40

pressure is on more and more. And

3:42

I know that you talk about this as

3:44

well where it's bearing out in the statistics

3:46

and when it comes to anxiety and depression

3:49

and self-harm and suicide, those numbers are through

3:51

the roof for both women and

3:53

girls as young as the ages of 10 to 14. And

3:56

so we're seeing just the negative

3:58

repercussions of how Having smartphones in

4:01

our hands all the time. A

4:03

reduction of all of life.

4:05

Too oppressive vs. oppressor. Ah, but

4:08

vs. oppressed. Do did it during

4:10

his release. A jeweler a

4:12

Jews into the category of your

4:14

fresher. I am an insane. The

4:17

Israel is a white Settlers

4:19

stayed in putting the Palestinians including

4:21

the Palestinian terrorists into the category

4:24

of the oppressed. and that's

4:26

why the tourism was Be forgiven

4:28

and justify it. Just

4:31

shows you how this comes

4:33

from somewhere. Well in that

4:35

case comes in the manifesto

4:37

but it is being taught

4:39

to them by by ah

4:41

by a in schools by

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professors. So many scriptures. The

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talk about the power of

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prayer. You keep praying for

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your adult children. At Me

4:51

A keep praying that God

4:53

puts people in their past

4:55

that can reveal his love

4:57

kids in such sense of.

5:00

I'm a firm believer that that

5:02

anything the world has to offer

5:04

our or. That narcissistic individual has

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5:09

greater than and what he

5:11

has to offer. So you

5:13

you pray that God puts

5:15

people and your adult child's

5:17

life to consume the fruit

5:19

of the spirit. It's

5:22

hard to her credit. Here are some of the. Other

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stories making headlines: This

5:26

was pro Palestinian protests

5:28

escalated across top Us

5:30

universities. Monday after nightfall,

5:32

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demonstrations at New York

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University and carried out

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Senate has overwhelmingly passed the bill

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look at some of the stories making headlines. And I'll

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just give you a little insight. There's

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certainly no shortage of news out there.

7:20

My goodness, this is an interesting time to be alive.

7:23

But we look at these news stories in a

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markedly different fashion. We don't look at them like

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the alphabet suits. Objective

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reporting is gone. It is now advocacy

7:32

journalism, period, end of statement. And most

7:34

of it tends to turn to the

7:36

left. The famous story that we

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discussed recently where Yuri Berliner, who is

7:40

an award winning editor, was for years

7:43

at NPR, kicked open the

7:45

front door, lifted the shades and said,

7:47

sorry, the bias is palpable. I'm a

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liberal. It's too much for me. You

7:51

don't have diversity in the room. You're

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actually bearing stories to make sure you

7:55

advance a narrative. You are not reporting the news.

7:57

Now, my hat's off to him. disagree

8:00

on where we would conclude on important

8:02

issues in the culture today, he and

8:04

I do share the same perspective that

8:06

journalism is supposed to be the facts,

8:08

ma'am, just the facts. And now,

8:11

every one of these alphabet soups is about opining

8:13

an opinion. So that's fine. They're free to do

8:15

that. I'm free to change the channel. Welcome to

8:17

America. We've got an abundance of outlets out there.

8:19

But what Craig and I do is we take

8:22

a look at these stories and then we examine

8:24

them to see if there's a biblical underpinning to

8:26

the story. Has God spoken with clarity on this

8:28

issue? Are there principles and precepts in his word

8:31

that can be wrapped around this story? That you

8:33

are not going to get on the alphabet soup. That

8:35

is what you're going to get here. So here's the first story we're

8:37

going to start with and that is what

8:39

in the world is going on on these

8:42

college campuses. I am stunned. I guess I

8:44

shouldn't be. But it is

8:46

a reminder that our enemy is still

8:48

prowling, seeking whom he may devour and

8:50

he hates the Jewish people.

8:52

Why? Because from the Jews

8:55

came our salvation because Jesus is

8:57

a Jewish Messiah. You and I

8:59

as Gentiles have been grafted on

9:01

to a Jewish tree. And

9:04

if you can eradicate the Jews and

9:06

you eradicate any evidence of the existence

9:08

of the Jewish people, therefore, I'm

9:10

sure Satan thinks wrongly that somehow you

9:13

have eradicated the reality of the resurrected

9:15

Savior. Right. So this is a spiritual

9:17

war at its root. It's

9:19

also geopolitics and a stunning story comes out today

9:21

that in one respect is not stunning at all.

9:23

But number two, you need to hear it. But

9:25

I want you to hear that the level of hatred on these

9:28

college campuses, Northwestern, Emory,

9:30

Columbia, VTech, Virginia

9:32

Tech, the Fashion Institute in

9:34

New York, UCLA, UC Davis, it's happening

9:36

all across the country. And if you

9:39

think this is happening spontaneously and organically,

9:41

wake up. Get over the Rip

9:43

Van Winkle position and wake up. This is absolutely

9:45

orchestrated and well funded. I will give you, Your

9:47

Honor, the evidence to that in a moment. But

9:50

I want to start first by letting you hear

9:52

some of the new level of hatred. It's always

9:54

been there, by the way, but I think if

9:56

I can borrow a Yiddish term, there's

9:59

a little more chutzpah than they've had

10:01

before where people are now boldly

10:03

declaring their hatred whereas before it

10:05

was implied and it was chanted and

10:07

it was somehow between the spaces but

10:09

not anymore. Now it's by the way

10:12

very real and very palpable. So here

10:14

is this human being and I'm using

10:16

that because this is a person who

10:18

uses the pronouns he, she, they. That's

10:21

chaos. So I'm just going to refer to this

10:24

human being because I couldn't begin to tell you.

10:26

But this human being by the way is at

10:28

Columbia University and the problem with everybody's smarty pants

10:30

phone is all you have to do is set

10:33

it up on your kitchen table or your bathroom

10:35

sink and you have an audience to whomever takes

10:37

the time to listen to you. So this person

10:39

thought that they were speaking to the world I

10:41

guess and was delivering his or her or whatever

10:44

his tone on what is going on at

10:46

Columbia and why in fact they're doing what they're

10:49

doing. I'm not going to say anymore Craig

10:51

and I will comment afterwards but I, this is

10:53

the level now to which this has risen and

10:55

you and I need to be paying close attention.

10:57

Have a listen. If we

10:59

can agree as a society, as

11:02

a collective that people,

11:05

that person, some person need

11:07

to die if they have

11:10

an ideology, the

11:12

goal is the death

11:15

of thousands, hundreds of

11:17

thousands, millions. And there are people like that who

11:19

exist. Shouldn't they die? Is that you, ma'am? There

11:22

are people who are like

11:44

that right now. Should people

11:47

who are supporters of genocide,

11:49

should sign this, aka North

11:51

B's, white supremacist, should

11:54

they live? Should

11:57

they live? Zionists,

12:00

along with all rights of prefacephs,

12:02

need to not exist because they

12:05

actively kill and harm vulnerable people.

12:07

They stop the world from progressing.

12:10

Oh, okay. Thank you.

12:14

Walt, thank you. And

12:17

so, be glad, be

12:19

grateful that I'm not just

12:21

going out and murdering

12:26

Zionists. I've never

12:28

murdered anyone in my life, and I hope

12:31

to keep it that way. I genuinely hope

12:33

to keep it that way. Do

12:36

you have a whole bunch

12:39

of Zionists and rights

12:42

of prefacephs and Nazis and fetishes, threatening

12:45

your physical safety? One

12:49

feels the need to remind

12:51

them that

12:53

one is our fault to

12:58

reach that point.

13:02

And we know what that point is. One

13:06

is very confused, and I'm going to guess

13:08

there's a little mental illness there. Also, do

13:10

you realize how much Mom and Dad pay

13:12

to send somebody to Columbia because they're certainly

13:14

not getting their tuition dollars worth? One

13:16

can't be a Zionist and a Nazi at

13:18

the same time. Let's go back to the

13:21

beginning. The word Zionist means you support the

13:23

establishment of the Jewish state. The Jewish state

13:25

was recognized in 1948 after

13:28

the Holocaust by the United Nations,

13:30

and the first country to affirm

13:32

their existence as a sovereign nation

13:34

was the United States. That's

13:36

like saying that a shrimp is a whale. You

13:39

cannot be both things at the same time. So

13:41

again, the sadness about this medium

13:44

that we've got, these shiny little boxes that we

13:46

hold in our hands, is this

13:48

person presumes that there's an audience listening, number

13:50

one, and that number two, whatever comes out

13:53

of that person's mouth is

13:55

substantial. It's intellectually defensible,

13:57

and It is a point

14:00

where you can't be both.. worth considering that

14:02

was nothing but bladder. but if you heard

14:04

with your ears and out of the overflow

14:06

of the heart the mouth speaks, We should

14:08

be glad that. that said, the person hasn't

14:11

gone out and killed anybody yet. But it

14:13

doesn't mean that said person doesn't feel that.

14:15

He. See, they yet them. Whatever doesn't

14:17

have the right to do something like

14:19

that in the future. Now this is

14:21

where I really takes umbrage with the

14:24

Supreme Court's interpretation and Congress's push for

14:26

this and even this administration. Let's talk

14:28

about hate speech. So we're going to

14:30

go after moms and dads who show

14:32

up at a school board. Many were

14:34

in Gloucester Catholics. We're the mass in

14:36

Latin, but this person isn't deemed to

14:38

be fomenting. Hate speech

14:40

and fighting words and become a threat

14:42

to the people on his campus. Unpacked.

14:44

Describes go into takes a bit of

14:47

insanity and maybe use it as a

14:49

teaching. Moment. Are just two thoughts

14:51

were hips. Number.

14:54

One of. It's

14:56

it. Shows. That. This

14:59

person knowingly or unknowingly.

15:02

Has embraced the Hamas worldview.

15:05

The. Hamas worldview is. October.

15:07

Seventh. We. Have the right to go

15:09

in and slaughter. Are. Armed

15:12

citizens. In. Israel. Because.

15:15

We deem them oppressors. That's.

15:17

A justification Political just against a

15:19

military justification. Certainly not a moral

15:21

one. So

15:23

this person is aligned. With

15:27

the Hamas worldview, Hamas,

15:29

a known terrorist organization. Declared.

15:32

So but the United States in the number of

15:34

other. Forward thinking,

15:37

constitutionally established of forms

15:39

of government. Including Uk,

15:41

Australia, and others. But.

15:44

Never to. Let's. Use this as

15:46

a teaching moment to unpack that statement.

15:50

Zionists, Like.

15:52

these people that is to

15:54

say zionist like those in

15:56

israel making the decisions to

15:58

defend themselves against more slaughter

16:00

from Hamas and Hamas terrorists

16:03

those people those

16:05

Zionists perhaps

16:07

should be killed because they

16:10

are killing Palestinians in

16:13

this war well

16:15

wouldn't that make the speaker guilty

16:18

of a call to genocide

16:20

against Zionists I

16:23

think that's the definition of genocide

16:25

is it not so

16:27

there's no logic but then there's no

16:29

logic and terrorist outrage

16:32

like this or sympathy

16:34

with terrorism the point of terrorism

16:36

is not to use logic is to use

16:38

instill fear instill

16:40

sufficient fear to get

16:42

those who either make the decisions or those

16:44

who will make have an influence

16:47

on the decision makers in a government or a

16:49

country to do your

16:51

bidding to become your slave

16:53

and so you use this

16:55

fear this intimidation until

16:57

you get your way that's the

16:59

opposite that is the polar opposite

17:02

of the rule of law now

17:04

let me address also the

17:06

hate speech issue because I think you rightly brought

17:08

it up isn't this

17:11

hate there of course but I don't like

17:13

the term hate speech because it

17:15

really doesn't mean what people are saying

17:17

is hateful and therefore therefore they should

17:20

be suppressed rather those

17:22

who accuse others of hate speech

17:24

more often than not simply hate what they're saying the

17:27

hate their ideas they want to shut them up by

17:30

any force necessary so

17:33

I cue to what our Supreme

17:35

Court and our Constitution says and

17:37

that says if you incite violence

17:40

against others which this person is

17:42

clearly doing a call to possible

17:44

murder of Zionists that

17:46

ain't free speech that's illegal

17:49

that's a crime we're gonna continue on

17:51

this topic because I want you to

17:53

hear now the story that says this

17:55

is not happening organically that this is

17:58

a well-funded Movement. Predicated

18:00

on a very dangerous. World You

18:03

will say more after this. Across.

18:39

The campuses and if you listen to what he

18:41

was saying, I want you to hear it again.

18:43

And this is something that we're starting to see

18:46

more and more before was from the river to

18:48

the seats. To break that down. If you

18:50

don't know, that's from the Jordan

18:52

River. To the Mediterranean Sea that is

18:54

absolutely the clear and of the terrorist

18:56

group Hamas. The Pl Charter contains the

18:59

language that they will drive the Jews

19:01

into the. Mediterranean from the river

19:03

to. The see that didn't come out of

19:05

thin air. That's part of the terrorists own

19:07

manifesto. But the slogan death to America is

19:10

now showing up again and again and again.

19:12

So once you do that clip again and

19:14

I'm sorry that the Audi with that they're

19:16

good that I am thankful for. People are

19:18

at these events who captured this audio the

19:20

new news outlets apparently and you and I

19:22

have a chance to hear what was happening

19:24

this time George Washington University here in D

19:27

and the last sentence he says is the

19:29

one. That's most important. Listen to it one more time.

19:58

so it's you really truly want end

20:00

the struggle of our people in Palestine. By

20:02

the way, there is no Palestine. You have

20:04

to join us and bring this settler colony

20:06

to its knees. Now I miss the book.

20:09

That's not George Washington University. It's Georgetown

20:11

University still here in my neck

20:13

of Washington, D.C. So we're starting to

20:15

see this declaration for death to America

20:17

happening over and over and over again.

20:20

Here's where it gets very interesting. Now I have

20:22

said this all along just because maybe I've been

20:24

around the block a couple of times, but I

20:26

told you I did not feel any of this

20:28

was happening spontaneously or organically. When you

20:31

look at these tent cities, why

20:33

do all the tents match? Why are

20:35

they professionally produced signs? And

20:38

some of these people couldn't find Israel

20:40

on the map of their life depended

20:42

on it, let alone understand Jewish history

20:44

and really have a research-studied position on

20:47

what's going on in that part

20:49

of the world. Enter, you guessed

20:51

it, all together now, George Soros.

20:54

He and his minions are apparently now, this is

20:56

a story that broke in the New York Post

20:58

today and it's been affirmed through multiple media outlets

21:00

throughout the day, are actually

21:02

paying these agitators who are

21:05

fueling the explosion of radical

21:07

anti-Israel protests all across the

21:09

country. It began when

21:11

students took over at Columbia University and

21:13

now it has spread. So these copycat

21:16

tent cities have been set up

21:18

at colleges and I'm looking at a map of all

21:20

the ones that have been funded by Soros. Cal

21:23

Poly has been

21:25

taken over, Cal Poly, Humboldt, University

21:28

of California, UC Davis, University

21:30

of Texas at Austin, University of

21:32

Texas at Dallas, University

21:34

of Minnesota, Northwestern in

21:36

Chicago, Emory University, Ohio

21:38

State University, University

21:41

of Pittsburgh, University of Rochester,

21:43

MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

21:45

Harvard, Emerson, Tufts, Cornell,

21:48

Yale, George Washington University.

21:50

That's not happened spontaneously

21:52

by the way. So apparently

21:54

the SJP Parent Organization, that

21:56

is Soros, has been funded

21:59

by a network of nine- nonprofits ultimately

22:01

funded by among others George

22:03

Soros this globalist

22:05

who is very anti-american

22:09

He happens to be Jewish, but apparently he's not

22:11

a practicing Jew which is interesting At

22:14

three colleges the protests are being encouraged

22:16

by paid radicals who are quote fellows

22:18

of the Soros funded group called

22:21

US campaign for Palestinian rights. Why do I

22:23

think that organization is about five minutes old?

22:26

So apparently USC PR provided up to

22:28

seventy eight hundred dollars for its community-based

22:31

fellows in between 2800

22:33

and 3600 for its campus-based fellows. These are

22:35

people every time you say the word fellow

22:37

This is a human being who's got money

22:39

in their pocket from Soros now in

22:42

return for spending eight hours a

22:44

week organizing quote Campaigns led

22:47

by Palestinian organizations. They are

22:49

trained to and I quote

22:51

rise up to revolution The

22:54

radical group by the way has

22:57

received about three hundred thousand

22:59

from Soros's open Society Foundation

23:01

since 2017 and also took $355,000

23:07

from the Rockefeller Brothers fund since 2019 It

23:11

has three fellows that's people who

23:14

have been major figures in the

23:16

nationwide protest One is a

23:18

former president of the University of Texas Students

23:20

for Justice in Palestine That

23:22

person was seen at a camp city at

23:25

UT Dallas Wednesday making a speech demanding an end

23:27

to the war in Gaza Another

23:29

is a former legislative intern for

23:31

the late democratic congresswoman Edie

23:34

Bernice Johnson graduated from the school last year with

23:36

a degree in global business and now a law

23:38

student at Southern Methodist University in

23:40

Dallas And apparently

23:42

in January she was detained for blocking the

23:45

route of President Biden's motorcade after he arrived

23:47

in Dallas for the funeral Of Johnson her

23:49

boss at Yale another

23:51

fellow was arrested Monday and charged

23:53

with first-degree trespassing when sjps

23:56

branch Yalies for

23:59

Palestine occupied the school's

24:01

plaza and apparently another

24:03

former intern for Democratic Mayor

24:05

Rep John Serbanis emerged from

24:07

custody to address a sit-in

24:09

blocking traffic in New Haven.

24:12

And the most high profile of the

24:14

fellows is somebody at Berkeley who is

24:16

the co-president of the Berkeley Law Students

24:18

for Justice in Palestine. She has

24:20

been apparently a serial speaker at anti-Israel

24:24

protests on the campus, which came after she

24:26

first shot to prominence by hijacking a dinner

24:29

of the law school dean's home to shout

24:31

anti-Israel slogans. Perhaps you saw that video, it's

24:33

very disturbing. Then accused the dean's wife of

24:35

assaulting her when she was asked to leave.

24:38

So there it is, I've got more on

24:40

this. You knew it somewhere

24:42

that this wasn't happening spontaneously. It's

24:44

not. It's being funded. The question

24:46

is why? Back after this.

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25:39

happening in America's college? Anti-Semitic

25:44

mobs have taken over leading universities.

25:47

They call for the annihilation of Israel. They

25:49

attack Jewish students. They attack Jewish

25:51

faculty. This

25:54

is reminiscent of what happened in German

25:56

universities in the 1930s. It's

25:58

unconscionable. has to be

26:00

stopped. It has to be condemned and condemned

26:03

unequivocally. But that's not what happened. The

26:05

response of several university presidents

26:07

was shameful. Now,

26:09

fortunately, state, local,

26:12

federal officials, many of them have

26:14

responded differently, but there has to be more. More

26:17

has to be done. It has to

26:19

be done not only because they attack Israel.

26:21

That's bad enough. Not only because they want

26:23

to kill Jews wherever they are. That's bad

26:25

enough. It's also when you listen to

26:27

them. It's also because they say

26:29

not only death to Israel, death

26:31

to the Jews, but death to America.

26:34

And this tells us that there is

26:36

an anti-Semitic surge here that has terrible

26:39

consequences. We see this exponential

26:41

rise of anti-Semitism throughout America and

26:43

throughout Western societies as Israel tries

26:46

to defend itself against genocidal terrorists,

26:48

genocidal terrorists who hide behind civilians.

26:50

Yet it is Israel that is

26:52

falsely accused of genocide, Israel that

26:54

is falsely accused of starvation, and

26:57

all sundry war crimes. It's all one

26:59

big libel. But that's not new. We've

27:02

seen in history that anti-Semitic

27:04

attacks were always preceded by vilification

27:06

and slander, lies that were

27:09

cast against the Jewish people that are unbelievable,

27:11

yet people believed them. And what

27:13

is important now is for all of us, all

27:15

of us who are interested and cherish

27:18

our values and our civilization to

27:20

stand up together and to

27:22

say enough is enough. We have

27:24

to stop anti-Semitism because anti-Semitism is

27:26

the canary in the coal mine.

27:29

It always precedes larger conflagrations than

27:31

engulf the entire world. So

27:34

I ask all of you, Jews and non-Jews

27:36

alike, who are concerned with our common future

27:38

and our common values to do one thing,

27:40

stand up, speak up, be

27:43

counted. Stop anti-Semitism

27:45

now. Benjamin

27:47

Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, educated by the

27:50

way in the United States. So he knows

27:52

a little something about college campuses here and

27:54

he is spot on particularly what

27:56

this means, this foreshadowing that is very

27:59

problematic. things about the

28:01

background in this because next time you see this

28:03

on the news and remember again this gets pushed

28:05

through the alphabet soups that already has a

28:08

pro-Palestinian perspective anti-Israel perspective in the

28:10

overwhelming majority of cases therefore it

28:12

is very biased in its reporting

28:15

and so for example the

28:17

fact that there were several people who

28:19

marched in support of Israel today outside

28:21

of Columbia University how many networks will

28:24

that march show up on tonight not

28:26

too many so again going back to

28:28

these groups it's Soros it's his acolytes

28:30

they're the ones that started it they

28:32

started at Columbia set was the launching

28:35

pad these tent cities have been set

28:37

up by the way by groups like

28:39

Students for Justice in Palestine Jewish Voice

28:42

for Peace within our lifetime and at

28:44

the Gaza solidarity solidarity encampment the

28:48

students apparently have slipped in tents

28:50

that were ordered from Amazon they

28:52

enjoy delivery pizza and coffee from

28:55

Duncan free sandwiches worth 1250 a

28:58

pop organic tortilla chips and $10

29:00

rotisserie chickens they're out there fighting

29:02

for their cause probably the best

29:04

food they've had in a long

29:07

time so an analysis

29:09

by the New York Post shows that all

29:11

three got cash from groups that were linked

29:13

to Soros the Rockefeller Brothers Fund also gave

29:16

cash to JVP the fund is

29:18

chaired by one Joseph Pearson and

29:20

includes David Rockefeller Jr. a fourth-generation

29:23

member of the Royal dynasty on

29:25

its board of directors the nonprofit

29:27

gives money to quote sustainable development

29:29

and peace building and then there's

29:31

a former Wall Street banker Felice

29:33

Gellman a retired investment banker who

29:35

has dedicated her Wall Street fortune

29:37

to pro-Palestinian causes these people have

29:39

funded these groups as I've said

29:41

before money doesn't talk it shouts

29:44

both sjp and JVP are

29:46

were expelled from Columbia University

29:48

in November for quote threatening

29:50

rhetoric and intimidation JVP

29:53

blamed Israel for the October 7th

29:55

Hamas terrorist attacks that left 1200 people dead

29:58

and apparently Apparently JBP

30:00

put out a statement on its website

30:02

that said, Israel, Israeli apartheid

30:05

and occupation, that is absolute

30:07

palpable ignorant statement.

30:09

You go there, visit it, as Craig and I have

30:11

done numerous times, and you'll see that it's an

30:14

insult. It's so misrepresentative. And

30:17

United States, complicitly in that oppression, is the

30:19

source of all this violence. So they're blaming

30:21

the US and Israel for the violence that's

30:24

taking place. SJP called

30:26

the terrorists strike on Israel an

30:28

historic win. And analysis

30:30

again by the New York Post, this is the eighth

30:32

largest newspaper in the country, shows how

30:35

Soros and Gelman's money made its way

30:37

to the students through a network of

30:39

non-profits that help obscure their contributions.

30:42

Soros has given billions to the

30:44

Open Society Foundation, which his son

30:46

Alexander now, whose partner with Huma

30:48

ad-Din, this was Hillary Clinton's top

30:50

aide and the estranged wife of

30:53

Anthony Weiner, now controls. In

30:55

turn, Open Society has given

30:58

more than $20 million to

31:00

the Tides Foundation, which is

31:02

a progressive, non-profit, quote, fiscal

31:04

sponsor that sends cash to

31:06

smaller groups. And those groups

31:09

include Jewish Voice for Peace, which

31:11

between 2017 and 2022 got 650,000 from

31:15

Soros' Open Society. And

31:17

its advisors include the academic Nome

31:19

Chomsky and the left-wing feminist

31:22

Naomi Klein. JVP has been a

31:24

prominent part of the protest at Columbia, and one

31:26

of its student members was among a group expelled

31:28

from the university for inviting a leader of

31:31

a prescribed terrorist group, a teller by

31:33

the name of Khalid, to the Resistance

31:35

101 Zoom meeting. Soros

31:37

also donated $132,000 to another

31:40

group, who is

31:42

called part of the Westchester People's

31:44

Action Coalition Foundation. So it goes on, and

31:46

the point is, show me the money,

31:48

follow the money. And some smart reporter at the

31:50

New York Post decided that they would do just

31:52

that. So these aren't happening

31:55

spontaneously. They're happening organically. They're being

31:57

funded by people with a markedly

31:59

different. world view than many of us

32:01

hold. Craig, fill in the blanks here. There's,

32:04

first of all, there's no question where he

32:06

stands in terms of his

32:09

willingness to and his activity in

32:11

the past, both in the present and obviously

32:13

in the future to support certain

32:16

political positions in the United States with

32:18

a view of changing the political

32:21

landscape in the country. By the way, he's a resident

32:23

of New York City so he's very close to the

32:26

activity here in Columbia University.

32:28

By the way, this

32:30

is an astute individual who

32:33

has given away about 32 billion dollars

32:36

to his foundation and of that half

32:38

of it, about 16 billion, has been

32:40

over the years already distributed to groups

32:43

very progressive, very left-wing and some

32:45

of them I would

32:48

call ultra radical groups. And

32:50

so money can can

32:52

manufacture outcome in certain

32:55

situations but

32:57

some of his most interesting

32:59

investments have been in local

33:02

district attorney races. District

33:04

attorneys who are the people who are the prosecutors

33:07

of crime in your states and

33:10

if you have a count, if you live in a county which

33:12

you obviously do, then you have

33:16

a county district attorney. They're called by

33:18

different names of different states but basically

33:21

they're the state prosecutors as opposed to

33:23

federal prosecutors who prosecute criminals who violate

33:25

state law. And he

33:27

has backed some prosecutors who

33:30

have turned highly

33:33

controversial cases in

33:36

terms of releasing people on bail,

33:38

in terms of not prosecuting, just

33:40

willfully not prosecuting obvious crimes

33:42

that are occurring because of

33:44

some kind of a social or political

33:46

philosophy that the district attorney has that

33:49

Soros happens to like. There's

33:51

no question that he's contributed a huge amount

33:54

of money for elections.

33:57

In fact he was the largest donor for

33:59

Joe Biden in the last

34:01

election. He spent

34:04

millions of dollars in the 2022 race to back only a

34:09

Democrat candidate. So his political leading switch,

34:11

he's free to choose. By the way,

34:13

he's free to put his money anywhere.

34:15

But our job is to know what

34:17

his worldview is and if you have

34:19

a chance to read his open society

34:21

book with a wide open

34:24

idea of where he's going, as

34:26

I did, is very clear that he is

34:29

a globalist, that while

34:31

he resides in the city

34:33

of New York, he really sees

34:35

a problem with sovereignty in terms

34:37

of national sovereignty. He is a globalist

34:39

in the term, in the

34:41

sense that he really believes that national

34:44

boundaries, national sovereignty in

34:46

terms of individual laws and

34:48

protecting the nation

34:51

by protecting borders and using military

34:53

force to protect the nation, those

34:56

can be eradicated by basically melding

34:58

countries together into a global community.

35:00

And it's real clear that's where

35:02

he's heading. Now he's

35:05

in his 90s, I don't know how long he's

35:07

going to be on this earth, but he has

35:09

made a huge footprint in terms of these groups.

35:11

By the way, in case he didn't know, he

35:14

lives in New York City, so he had

35:16

to know this bit of information. All

35:19

of these riots, all of these protests,

35:22

including Columbia as the first, started

35:24

in December after the October

35:26

7th slaughter of Israelis by

35:29

Hamas with a

35:31

group of protesters,

35:33

anti-Israel protesters who came in

35:35

to a Columbia school building

35:38

wearing masks that ought

35:40

to tell you something about these individuals. They

35:42

didn't want to be identified. They took over

35:44

a lobby of one of the school buildings

35:46

and then they chanted support for Hamas, calling

35:48

it a quote, creative

35:51

act of determination

35:53

against Israeli oppression.

35:56

Creative is not what I

35:58

would call beheadings. rapes,

36:01

murders, savagery that we

36:03

haven't seen since ISIS, quite

36:05

frankly. But calling it an

36:07

act of creativity should have

36:10

told George Soros where these

36:12

protests were going and

36:14

he chose to support them more.

36:17

Let me take a break and come right back. This is

36:19

In the Market with Janet Parshall. Craig Parshall is

36:21

with me. We're focusing in

36:23

on the rising anti-Semitism in our

36:25

country. And as people of the

36:28

book and you and I are as followers

36:30

of Jesus' name, a Jewish Messiah, we

36:32

should be very, very concerned about what at its

36:35

core is not a geopolitical issue. It isn't even

36:37

a George Soros funding issue. Those are

36:39

all elements of this story. At its

36:41

core, this is a spiritual issue

36:43

and the church must not and cannot

36:45

be silent on this. More with

36:47

Craig right after this. So

37:11

in today's edition of In the Market

37:13

with Janet Parshall, we're focusing in on

37:15

all of these protests that are taking

37:17

place on college campuses all across the

37:19

country. And we know a story

37:21

broke in the New York Post. It was repeated

37:23

and vetted again by other media outlets. A lot

37:25

of us suspected this all along, that there was

37:27

just too much that didn't have the ambiance of

37:29

being organic. The matching tents, the

37:32

matching signs. And sure enough, we now

37:34

know that George Soros, through his billions

37:36

of dollars and his

37:38

open society foundation, is funding groups

37:40

to get them to show up, literally

37:42

paying people to teach other students how

37:44

to rise up and resist. And

37:46

I want to get into the catalyst for that in

37:48

a moment, particularly for the fact that Soros, who is

37:50

a Jew, was born Bjorki Schwartz

37:53

in Hungary and he

37:55

survived the country's Nazi

37:57

occupation. One would think that

37:59

just he's lived he would be on

38:01

the other side of this. He would be

38:03

supporting the Jewish state and would be speaking

38:05

against the atrocities that were committed on

38:07

October 7th. And by the way, let the record reflect

38:10

the hostages still have not

38:12

been returned. That's over 133. But I sent a tweet

38:15

out earlier today that really I

38:17

think underscores the fact that while it

38:19

has all of the ideas swirling around

38:22

a geopolitical issue, it is at its

38:24

core a spiritual issue. Feral, Haman,

38:28

the Neo Babylonian Empire, Herod,

38:30

the Spanish Inquisition, Hitler,

38:33

Mussolini, Baghdad in 1828,

38:35

South Africa in the

38:38

1930s, Tsarist Russia, Lebanon,

38:40

Libya both in 1945 and then 1967. And

38:45

the list goes on every single

38:47

one of those mentioned was an

38:50

attempt to annihilate the Jews. I

38:52

do not know of any other people group

38:54

in world history where there has

38:57

been this concerted effort to annihilate

38:59

the Jewish people. That alone

39:01

gives credence to the fact that this

39:03

is a spiritual issue when God Himself

39:05

chose to bring His good news not

39:07

through the Celts, the Normans, or the

39:09

Picts, but He chose to send it

39:11

through the Jewish people. When we get

39:13

to glory, we can say why. Why

39:15

didn't you pick some other people group?

39:17

Why did you choose to play out

39:19

your plan of salvation through the Jewish

39:21

people? And the Bible gives you no

39:23

ambiguity whatsoever to play with. Salvation comes

39:25

by the Jews to the Jews first

39:27

then the Gentiles. We are reminded as

39:29

I said earlier that we are

39:31

grafted on and there's no ambiguity that Jesus

39:33

was a Jewish Messiah and an observant Jew

39:36

as that. So when you see through and

39:38

I could have gone on by the way

39:40

I could have given 20 more examples of

39:42

concerted efforts to annihilate the Jewish people. You

39:45

have to ask yourself why? Why are

39:47

they always the target of such hatred?

39:49

Your thoughts? Well first

39:52

of all because the Redeemer, the

39:54

Son of God, the King of Kings, and

39:56

the future King over the future Kingdom

39:59

came from the Jewish Jewish line. The

40:02

war that has been

40:04

raged spiritually since Genesis and

40:07

will end as

40:09

Revelation and Daniel talk about

40:12

all has to do with the

40:14

redemption that God has brought available

40:16

to every person. He

40:19

chose Israel as the

40:25

landscape of humanity,

40:27

that part of humanity which

40:29

he chose intentionally, not by

40:31

accident obviously, to

40:33

be not only the

40:36

group that would then

40:38

bear the human

40:42

side of Christ as Savior. In

40:44

fact if you look at the Gospel of Matthew it

40:47

tells you the genealogy and the genealogy is

40:51

important because he was born of woman

40:54

but he was the son of God. He

40:56

was fully man and yet fully God. We

40:58

can't understand that. It's one of those incomprehensible

41:01

that we will need the mind

41:03

of Christ in full to

41:06

fully understand in the future but

41:08

right now we take it on

41:10

faith but it's understandable because he

41:12

walked, talked, experienced

41:15

the same fatigue,

41:18

hunger and

41:20

sleeplessness that humans did and as

41:22

the Apostle Paul points out he

41:25

bore those sorrows and walked our

41:27

path and

41:30

in so doing we can

41:32

realize that he understands our

41:34

frailties and our pain and

41:38

can be a counselor through the Holy

41:40

Spirit. Now he

41:43

chose Israel and if you

41:45

go to the book of Romans that

41:47

Paul authored under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit

41:50

in chapters 9, 10 and 11 that's all about

41:52

Israel. Israel

41:56

is in the center of God's heart

41:59

in terms of his caring for the people.

42:01

By the way the term of Israel

42:03

is not just the people who are

42:05

Israelites. If you look at the

42:07

way in which that concept of Israel is treated

42:10

in the Old Testament and then again in Romans

42:12

9, 10, and 11 it is very clear to

42:15

me and a lot of commentators who have

42:17

the right understanding of Scripture that

42:19

9, 10, and 11 when

42:22

Paul talks about Israel he is not just

42:24

talking about a people group. He is

42:26

also talking about the nation of Israel

42:28

because remember Israel was both a people

42:30

and a nation and God

42:32

is going to use them mightily in the

42:35

future and by the way as he points

42:37

out in Romans 11,

42:39

God has not forsaken Israel nor

42:42

should we. So one

42:44

ask the question again let me bring it back to

42:46

what we are seeing in the headlines. How do I

42:49

think a bunch of under

42:51

educated narcissistic students screaming in

42:53

front of microphones and preventing

42:55

other students from going to school are somehow

42:58

going to change foreign policy? Do

43:00

you think Benjamin Netanyahu and

43:02

the defense minister and all

43:04

of the cabinet and the Knesset is going to say,

43:06

well wait they are protesting in Columbia. Maybe we need

43:09

to rethink this thing. What are they trying to

43:11

do? We just passed and by

43:13

the way on that record while most of

43:15

us were starting our weekend last weekend late

43:17

Friday night they broke down four aid packages

43:19

and they splintered them on purpose by the

43:21

way. One went to Ukraine, one

43:23

went to Israel of the four that were passed.

43:25

So we just sent more aid to Israel. What

43:28

do these protesters think they are going to

43:30

do? I think there is a bigger plan

43:32

at stake Janet. I used

43:34

to slip into the radical meetings

43:36

during the anti-Vietnam years when

43:39

campuses were exploding both symbolically and

43:41

literally as in University of Wisconsin

43:44

and there was a rule of thumb. If you can

43:46

turn 15% of any

43:49

people group in the United States, any

43:51

demographic into radicals that is all you

43:53

need 15% willing to do anything for

43:55

the cause you can then

43:57

flip the country. need

44:00

85, you don't need 51 percent.

44:03

All you need is a small percentage of dedicated

44:06

political warriors to make life

44:08

uncomfortable for the rest. So it raises the

44:10

question, can we keep the republic as Ben Franklin

44:13

said. So if you did

44:15

not hear my conversation with Mike Gonzalez of

44:17

the Heritage Foundation Tuesday, hour one, so that

44:19

would have been the 23rd of April, hour

44:22

one, I tell you this, so you can

44:24

go to my podcast, download it. He's co-authored

44:26

a book called Next Gen Marxist. This

44:29

is Saul Alinsky. This is his rules for

44:31

radical. This is making these students paid by

44:33

a man who has a Marxist

44:35

worldview to foment a

44:37

Marxist rebellion to try to create

44:40

a Marxist utopia. So

44:42

this is not just ideas being

44:44

debated on college campuses anymore. This

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is a radical revolution. We

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pray and we do not sit this one

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up. If you need to get educated first

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in the word of God and then

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learn how to apply it to the world around

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you, because clarity and truth is needed now more

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than ever. Have a great weekend.