In this episode, we talk about the difference between Jews, Judaism, leftism, liberalism, conservative Judaism, and Orthodox reform. We also discuss why Jews are more liberal than they are serious about their Judaism and why they tend to vote Democratic.
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00:01:30.000There's our members hour where we take questions from you, and we're going to make this just more conversational with our members this hour because I feel as if we're always trying to get so many member questions, but now I just want to kind of enjoy every member and have a great chat with them.
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00:02:05.000And the other thing is, Bryce Harper did kick out Manfred out of the locker room because of the salary cap talk because Manfred's going around to all the different clubs to talk.
00:02:13.000But my question for you is actually, it kind of relates to what you talked about today with the shift in voting between men and women, but this one is more with the Jewish population in New York City.
00:02:23.000Because when I was working out the other morning, Fox and friends had it on.
00:02:26.000The age gap between 18 to 44 in New York City are leaning towards the Democrat primary winner.
00:02:34.000Why are Jewish people leaning towards Democrats that want to eradicate them, pretty much?
00:02:59.000There's different types of Judaism, just like any group has different types.
00:03:04.000I'm going to say something that Dennis Prager says, and people call me anti-Semitic for saying it, but if Dennis Prager can say it, then I can say it.
00:03:10.000The great Dennis Prager, friend of mine, legend, which he says that Jews stopped being religiously Jewish, and they only became ethnically Jewish, and leftism took the place of Judaism.
00:03:26.000And I agree with that, is that a lot of American Jews, they held on to their ethnic identity as Jews, but they stopped being religiously Jewish.
00:03:35.000Now, when I say that, I get called anti-Semite Semites by Jews all the time.
00:03:39.000I get like ADL comes after me, and the New York Times.
00:03:43.000Remember, the New York Times wrote a whole story calling me anti-Semitic, but it's not anti-Semitic to say that.
00:03:47.000Part of the reasons why this happens is that Judaism or being Jewish is more than just a religion.
00:03:54.000And that's what makes it so difficult, is that it's both a religion, a people, and an ethnicity, and also now a nation.
00:04:02.000You see, so that is where this becomes very different.
00:04:04.000Now, there's three types of religious Jews.
00:04:08.000There's reform, which tend to be very, very liberal.
00:04:10.000There's conservative that tend to be more conservative.
00:04:13.000And then Orthodox, which is very conservative.
00:04:16.000But reform or entirely non-practicing Jews care about abortion, LGBT, Marxism, take your pick.
00:04:22.000Dennis Prager's contention is that Judaism has become leftism because Jews are actually very worldly minded.
00:04:30.000Marxism, environmentalism, feminism, they all actually were authored by Jews.
00:04:36.000A lot of Jews that were trying to find other non-religious replacements for their well-intended, well-intentioned beliefs to make the world a better place.
00:04:49.000Now, I wouldn't say that Marxism has made the world a better place, but look, Jews are also very urban.
00:05:00.000And this is, yeah, and so this is a big, this is a huge problem in some ways because a lot of Jews becoming very liberal will then invite mass migration into their country.
00:05:12.000Well, the more that you invite mass migration into your country, especially Islamic immigration, you are basically committing civilizational suicide.
00:06:19.000So this is NYC Jews who love Zoran Mamdani.
00:06:22.000I totally believe that some, some Jews in New York are 100% behind Zohran Mamdani because some Jews do not take their Judaism seriously.
00:06:31.000Now, just showing up on screen, these two Jews on the screen with their flag, I'm guessing that they're probably not that observant of Judaism.
00:07:24.000If you go to the Upper East Side of Manhattan and you ask a Jewish family, where do you give more Credence to the New York Times or to the Torah.
00:07:33.000And if they say the New York Times, they're probably a liberal.
00:07:36.000A lot of liberal Jews also have never actually visited Israel.
00:07:39.000They've read about Israel, but visiting Israel for a Jew should be a very, very holy experience.
00:11:25.000So my question is: in the spring semester, next year, I'm hopefully going to be conducting some research on veteran suicide.
00:11:36.000And I would not be asking this if it wasn't that important to me.
00:11:41.000But I was wondering if it was at all possible to put me in contact with the secretary of the VA, Mr. Doug Collins, or someone in that atmosphere.
00:11:53.000Because my goal is to try to get a survey out to every single veteran out there and just get the most response that I can to find out what are some factors that are causing the increase in veteran suicide.
00:13:48.000So my question is about the gambling tax from the big, beautiful law.
00:13:54.000I don't gamble, but I have family and friends that are disgruntled about the revisions, which I think says it removes the ability for gamblers to deduct 100% of their losses from their winnings from their income tax.
00:14:51.000They didn't actually make any money there.
00:14:54.000And in previous years, before this tax provision change, they wouldn't own any net income.
00:14:58.000However, with this change, instead Of being able to deduct the millions of dollars they spent on buying into poker tournaments, they're only allowed to deduct $900,000.
00:15:07.000So, for normal people, itemized gambling deductions will be less than the standard deduction.
00:15:12.000I know a lot of people in my audience that are livid about this, and so I hear you.
00:15:17.000My view is a little bit more moderate.
00:15:20.000I think, honestly, and I'm going to get some hate for this, that we need to have a reckoning that compulsive gambling is really bad for society, and a lot of people are losing a ton of money doing it, and that we should not overly subsidize bad activity.
00:15:34.000Now, I know there's some people that make a living on it, I know people can do it.
00:15:39.000And so, I don't want to punish gamblers if they do it professionally and prudently, but also, frankly, a lot of people are not making a living gambling.
00:15:49.000And so, it's one of the biggest losers here is then sports gambling.
00:15:54.000So, look, I don't want to hurt people that have built businesses.
00:15:58.000And if you are, look, if you are overly worried about this, you probably have some form of a problem.
00:16:04.000A lot of young men are addicted to gambling.
00:16:07.000And look, I don't want to overly preach at them or be overly condescending or judgmental, but I will say this: that the spirit of what this is trying to do is it's trying to like close basically a loophole that allows a practice of an activity that we should not glorify.
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00:18:25.000Let me just finish on this one, Katrina's question.
00:18:28.000Look, I don't think we should punish people for exercising their free will when it comes to gambling.
00:18:35.000I understand why people are furious because if you are a professional gambler, it's unfair to say you made zero money this year, now you pay $10,000 in taxes.
00:21:19.000And bankrupts, every state that has allowed sports gambling, bankruptcies have gone up, every single one, since they did it.
00:21:27.000So I think there's a way where we could allow people to have fun, to still have the agency to do what they want, still have accountability, while having some reasonable guardrails on this.
00:21:52.000I think that we can have a win for both sides where both sides recognize and realize you don't want to subsidize bad behavior, but you also don't want to penalize someone that has a profession and they don't make any money.
00:22:03.000Okay, let's go to the next question here.
00:22:05.000Maddie, Maddie, thank you so much for being a member.
00:23:10.000I listen to Tucker Carlson because I go for these long walks.
00:23:13.000I go for two, three, four, five-mile walks almost every day.
00:23:16.000And by the way, it's a great way to stay in shape.
00:23:18.000We are talking about one of the greatest, the most underrated health hack is walking, but is the Dennis Prager Fireside Chats.
00:23:25.000He doesn't publish them anymore, obviously, because he's hospitalized with his terrible neck injury.
00:23:30.000He's doing better, but he's not yet well.
00:23:32.000Dennis Prager did hundreds of these entertaining fireside chats on every possible topic: morality, philosophy, left, right, liberal, conservative.
00:23:50.000I still go back through and listen to them when I go for a walk or where I'm just trying to, you know, go back to a certain topic that he has covered.
00:23:59.000And then finally, as far as the apologetics, if you are a Christian, I point you towards my great friend, Frank Turek.
00:24:06.000Frank Turek is a great teacher, a terrific mentor.
00:24:29.000And I had a question: how do you proselytize to the people that seem really unreachable?
00:24:35.000So, for example, people like OnlyFans models or members of Hamas, like people that like, how would you ever witness to this person when it seems somewhat impossible to ever kind of reach them?
00:25:03.000We are to grow up in every way into who is the head into Jesus Christ, Ephesians 4:15.
00:25:09.000Well, so the, I would say, leave the OnlyFans, I would say, to, you know, I think there's other people that might be better suited to that.
00:25:19.000That's a toughie, just because there's, I think women are probably better suited to that.
00:25:23.000But I mean, honestly, we have some success doing that, but not, but limited.
00:28:56.000Everybody has a true north, whether they realize it or not.
00:29:00.000And almost every college student that comes on campus that I speak to, they are appealing to a transcendent standard, whether they realize it or not.
00:29:30.000So I wish we had more time to spend on that.
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00:30:29.000Said differently, and there will be a viral video posted from our time at Student Action Summit, but you can recognize a crooked line.
00:31:36.000And then once somebody can tell you what they're aiming towards, then we can have an actual conversation.
00:31:41.000That is one of my goals of this campus tour.
00:31:44.000One of my campuses, this fall, I want to try to peel back beyond just the superficial back and forth because now that I've been doing this for a while, you realize, oh my goodness, beneath the surface, everyone is appealing to something above.
00:32:58.000And Planned Parrot has even become even more eugenically so with the trans agenda by providing cross-sex hormones and chemical castration.
00:33:09.000Eugenics is population control by murdering of children as well as adults they deem lesser than, as well as sterilization and encouraging lifestyles that are not conducive to creating healthy, thriving families with children.
00:33:24.000So do you think that this is an attempt to now attack Western women?
00:33:30.000They were so successful at destroying Western men, but it's not going to happen.
00:33:37.000Western white women, we won't take it.
00:34:33.000If you know anything about Gen Z men and kind of what they're into, of all the different people you wanted to try to call a Nazi and a fascist, you should have picked someone of the more rosy O'Donnell mold.