Anna Kasparian

What has Israel contributed to the United States and why are they entitled to us literally taking out loans, like going into debt just to hand them more money?

It's insane.

$30 billion since October 7th has been funneled from the United States to Israel for them to carry out what I believe are atrocities in Gaza, in the West Bank, in Lebanon, in Syria, in Yemen.

I mean, the list goes on and on and on.

Name a country they haven't bombed.

So I just think that it's important to have these conversations.

And I understand that people like Mark Levin will get very irritated by it, will get very offended by it because, well, he can't respond to it effectively or substantively.

You can't defend the indefensible.

The only thing you can try to do is shut people up.

But some people can't be silenced.

I'm one of them.

You're another one of them.

And they can go ahead and smear us all they want, but...

You know, when it comes to the marketplace of ideas, I think Americans have spoken in regard to who they agree with the most on this matter.

And it's because they have felt the economic ramifications of the U.S.

alliance with Israel.

I feel like that's in some regard forming already.

Yeah.

You know, the two party system, I don't think bodes well for the American populace.

Like, I think what actually makes a lot more sense is maybe don't fully disregard labels.