Michael Moynihan

so that we know what she believes that she's not even just some fringe radical as you point out megan this is a sitting member of congress and i want nothing to do with her views i really want nothing to do with her and while while we're booting radical grad students out of the country we should probably boot these radicals out of congress you know

so that we know what she believes that she's not even just some fringe radical as you point out megan this is a sitting member of congress and i want nothing to do with her views i really want nothing to do with her and while while we're booting radical grad students out of the country we should probably boot these radicals out of congress you know

so that we know what she believes that she's not even just some fringe radical as you point out megan this is a sitting member of congress and i want nothing to do with her views i really want nothing to do with her and while while we're booting radical grad students out of the country we should probably boot these radicals out of congress you know

of course you know it i'm glad actually i think that was a gift you gave to me that we don't need to listen to nicole wallace right now megan because you you don't need to go very far to disprove her claim that you know white men are the great violent threat in the country you can look at crime statistics and you can listen to what other people are saying but this has been true for a long time that the left made

of course you know it i'm glad actually i think that was a gift you gave to me that we don't need to listen to nicole wallace right now megan because you you don't need to go very far to disprove her claim that you know white men are the great violent threat in the country you can look at crime statistics and you can listen to what other people are saying but this has been true for a long time that the left made

of course you know it i'm glad actually i think that was a gift you gave to me that we don't need to listen to nicole wallace right now megan because you you don't need to go very far to disprove her claim that you know white men are the great violent threat in the country you can look at crime statistics and you can listen to what other people are saying but this has been true for a long time that the left made

much hay over January 6th, the worst day in the history of this or any republic. But of course, not only was that not the worst attack ever on the Capitol, it's probably not even in the top three. And when you look at violent attacks on the Capitol, including congressmen being shot, they were almost always perpetrated by radical leftists.

much hay over January 6th, the worst day in the history of this or any republic. But of course, not only was that not the worst attack ever on the Capitol, it's probably not even in the top three. And when you look at violent attacks on the Capitol, including congressmen being shot, they were almost always perpetrated by radical leftists.

much hay over January 6th, the worst day in the history of this or any republic. But of course, not only was that not the worst attack ever on the Capitol, it's probably not even in the top three. And when you look at violent attacks on the Capitol, including congressmen being shot, they were almost always perpetrated by radical leftists.

The radical left has embraced political violence, going back at least to the French Revolution, when the term left in a political sense was first invented. So, this is a long-standing problem, and there's no surprise whatsoever. You have to ask yourself, on this particular issue, the Intifada and the Free Free Palestine movement, what are they really saying?

The radical left has embraced political violence, going back at least to the French Revolution, when the term left in a political sense was first invented. So, this is a long-standing problem, and there's no surprise whatsoever. You have to ask yourself, on this particular issue, the Intifada and the Free Free Palestine movement, what are they really saying?

The radical left has embraced political violence, going back at least to the French Revolution, when the term left in a political sense was first invented. So, this is a long-standing problem, and there's no surprise whatsoever. You have to ask yourself, on this particular issue, the Intifada and the Free Free Palestine movement, what are they really saying?

They're saying that we need to get rid of the State of Israel. Because even if you say, okay, hold on, you don't think that the State of Israel was justified in going to war against Gaza after the Gazans attacked them on October 7th a couple years ago? They would say, well, it didn't start then. Actually, some of them would even defend October 7th as a justified response to Israeli oppression.

They're saying that we need to get rid of the State of Israel. Because even if you say, okay, hold on, you don't think that the State of Israel was justified in going to war against Gaza after the Gazans attacked them on October 7th a couple years ago? They would say, well, it didn't start then. Actually, some of them would even defend October 7th as a justified response to Israeli oppression.

They're saying that we need to get rid of the State of Israel. Because even if you say, okay, hold on, you don't think that the State of Israel was justified in going to war against Gaza after the Gazans attacked them on October 7th a couple years ago? They would say, well, it didn't start then. Actually, some of them would even defend October 7th as a justified response to Israeli oppression.

And if you keep scratching that deep enough, you get down to their ultimate claim, which is that the state of Israel has no right to exist. They shouldn't have been there in the first place. And I say, okay, I'll keep an open mind. What's the argument for that? Because when I look at the foundation of the state of Israel, I see the Balfour Declaration.

And if you keep scratching that deep enough, you get down to their ultimate claim, which is that the state of Israel has no right to exist. They shouldn't have been there in the first place. And I say, okay, I'll keep an open mind. What's the argument for that? Because when I look at the foundation of the state of Israel, I see the Balfour Declaration.

And if you keep scratching that deep enough, you get down to their ultimate claim, which is that the state of Israel has no right to exist. They shouldn't have been there in the first place. And I say, okay, I'll keep an open mind. What's the argument for that? Because when I look at the foundation of the state of Israel, I see the Balfour Declaration.

So the empire that controlled the land, the British Empire, said the Jews can have a territory in this land. Then I see the UN establishing the state of Israel. So if you believe in international law at all, I guess you'd have to recognize that. And then the Israelis fought a war in 1948 to take the land. So even by the law of conquest, you see the establishment. And so you might say,

So the empire that controlled the land, the British Empire, said the Jews can have a territory in this land. Then I see the UN establishing the state of Israel. So if you believe in international law at all, I guess you'd have to recognize that. And then the Israelis fought a war in 1948 to take the land. So even by the law of conquest, you see the establishment. And so you might say,