A Rabbi from the Simon Wiesenthal Center joins the show to talk about anti-Semitism on our college campuses and why we should all be worried about it. Glenn also talks about voting machines and what can be done to shore up the 2020 election. And of course, Stu gives us an update on the bloody horses that were running through the streets of London.
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00:00:30.000Kind of a rollercoaster ride of a show today, wouldn't you say?
00:00:34.720A little bit. A little bit. Ups and downs.
00:00:37.380Yeah. We started off the program talking about what is happening on our college campuses.
00:00:44.000It is insane. And we kind of end the show in the same kind of spirit.
00:00:49.100We had a rabbi come in from Simon Wiesenthal Center. Great guy. Great friend.
00:00:56.720He just got back from Israel and we talked about how the world is splitting in light and dark, good and evil, or choose life or choose death.
00:01:07.500Don't want to miss that really, really good hour with him.
00:01:11.380And then we also went over the voting machines and what's happening in the 2024 election.
00:01:16.660This is probably the most important 45 minutes that you could spend today, bringing yourself up to speed on what can be done to shore up the elections and pass that on to a friend.
00:01:29.640And, of course, Stu had an update on the bloody horses that were running through the streets of London.
00:01:36.380But not really. Strangely, we still don't really know why one of them was covered in blood.
00:01:44.520But we'll have all of that and so much more on today's podcast here today.
00:01:48.140First, trust is in really short supply these days, taking some time to really think about that.
00:01:54.240You know, maybe there was never really any good old days.
00:01:57.160When everybody you met was good and upstanding citizen, you could trust in a handshake.
00:02:01.920But at least there used to be more of them, it seems.
00:02:06.920But is that entirely true? I'm not sure.
00:02:11.180Sometimes when you set out to find, and you're good people, trying to find good people, you'll find it's like you're a beacon.
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00:02:27.160And this is one of the biggest, hardest, and emotional decisions you're ever going to make, is selling and buying a house.
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00:13:35.980You see the way that, I'm just describing things without justifying them.
00:13:40.080You're seeing the way that these protests are responded to by police, by governors, et cetera.
00:13:45.780They're responding to the very vocal anti-Israel sentiments, anti-Zionist, sometimes anti-Semitic, sometimes murderous sentiments they're hearing from people who do show up and say,
00:13:55.600here I am, here's who I am, here's what I believe.
00:13:58.180And it is something that will offend 95 percent of the country or more.
00:14:05.720I mean, is this something that dies out?
00:14:08.140I mean, I always thought the Occupy Wall Street thing would die out faster than it did.
00:14:13.780And I think they actually had a huge impact.
00:14:16.480I think those banks and those corporations saw that they were being disrupted and went, okay, well, we'll throw you some money your way and support your way.
00:14:37.760It's harder to quantify because this has been happening in places with Democratic politicians, in college towns, on college campuses.
00:14:48.340There are parts of the country you can drive for 100 miles.
00:14:51.040You're not seeing anyone talk or put up a sign about this conflict.
00:14:53.940But if you're Joe Biden and you go raise money in West L.A. or Ann Arbor, et cetera, you're going to be surrounded by people for whom this is the defining issue.
00:15:15.860Look at polling for how many Americans want there to be the funding bill that was passed in the last week.
00:15:21.520It's lower than the share of Americans who supported the Vietnam War at this point in 1870.
00:15:28.320And I bring up Vietnam because not enough to mention enough things, but a lot of protesters see themselves as heirs to that sort of anti-war movement, heirs to the people who showed up, protested the war, willing to get arrested.
00:16:10.140But this level of intensity and this sort of organizing, this is the motivator that is getting half the population of the Ivy League out onto the campus and protesting.
00:16:20.440I think that is tied to how long this war goes on.
00:16:23.140If there is a ceasefire, I would assume that a lot of the people I've been talking about, people who are showing up and protesting and don't necessarily want to be identified but are not radicals, those people I think would go home, based on my experience and what happened with protests in the past.
00:16:37.360You can see protests shrink over time, how many people are showing up to this because they're worried about being exposed or because they think that they might have believed in part of this cause, but it went too far for them.
00:16:50.760I think that would happen at some point.
00:16:52.360I don't think anything changes as long as this war is going on.
00:17:05.740The system they were protesting was still there.
00:17:08.260This war, again, not to overcompete things, this war is defining these protests.
00:17:14.300When the war is over, there still will be a movement, a smaller movement, that is agitating for just the destruction of the current state of Israel.
00:17:20.880And I think their numbers will have increased, but they're not going to be able to amass crowds like they are right now.
00:17:27.160David, thank you so much for watching this.
00:17:29.560Thanks for your really insightful, the rise of the mask is Israel, Gaza protester.
00:17:35.260You know, you just picked up on something I don't think anybody did.
00:28:52.540And some of the old time, the old time leftists and some of the old brass of the army, which is very reluctantly giving up control to a younger generation, which is much more committed, much more focused.
00:29:09.920It would be so frustrating to live in America right now.
00:29:17.300It would be so frustrating to have the bombs actually raining down and what happened on October 7th and then sit next to somebody who's like, yeah, I think we should give it a paw.
00:29:49.500Jews in Israel are enormously buoyed up by shows of support from the rest of the world.
00:29:57.700On the one hand, we're prepared to go it alone.
00:30:00.420What we've done, what the events of the last months preceded by a couple of decades have done is to produce a Gen Z in Israel, which is the polar opposite of what we have here in the United States.
00:30:17.680We're talking about kids who are when they're 18, 19, learn to live together, to cooperate in the army, learn that they have a national mission, that they work for others and for community.
00:30:34.740And now they've had a practicum in what it means to translate that into reality and see the reaction of the rest of the world.
00:30:43.880So we're prepared, and we have the strength to go at it, and whatever God decides is the outcome, you know, we'll live with it or die with it.
00:30:54.320But it is so comforting to know that it's not the entire world that has turned against us, that there are good people all over, almost exclusively people who believe in Abrahamic monotheism.
00:31:14.900Do you have a theory on why this keeps happening?
00:31:19.680People have been coming up with theories about anti-Semitism for thousands of years.
00:31:32.040The only theories that resonate with me is that Jews stand for something that consciously or subconsciously much of the world resists, which is a connection between man and God.
00:31:49.680People committed to people committed to a mission of making God's will something real.
00:31:56.080Even Jews who are not observant still stand for that biblical message, and that message is more than a lot of people can take.
00:33:30.600We want there to be confidence on all sides when we vote.
00:33:35.740Talking about potential issues gets us closer to those goals.
00:33:41.460And asking questions used to be something that both the left and the right agreed together that we should be doing.
00:33:50.140I want to show you a transcript of a conversation on PBS regarding Georgia's voting machines.
00:33:55.320Two of the experts, Alex Halderman and Harry Hurstie, said that they were potential vulnerabilities that attackers could take advantage of.
00:34:07.820Hurstie said that Georgia's system was complicated and it doesn't seem to have any safeguards.
00:34:15.860If you're curious, Georgia's system is Dominion, the same system mentioned in the recent petition.
00:34:22.000Now, the alleged vulnerability is different, but here they are all freely talking about it.
00:34:35.680Why was it okay for both sides to talk about it then, but hardly anyone will do it now?
00:34:44.600Harry Hurstie is somewhat of a legend in the community that searches for vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems.
00:34:51.180He was featured in an HBO documentary explaining how he hacked a Diebold voting machine back in 2005 using a single memory card.
00:35:01.980I'll tell you the results of that hack later on in the program.
00:35:05.260But that election system, Diebold, was later bought in 2010 by Dominion.
00:35:11.000We don't know if this software is still in use, but the HBO documentary website mentioned that, as of several years ago, it was still used or not used.
00:39:48.820But what's being alleged would take some expertise, but appears that maybe the court filing described this alleged vulnerability as, quote,
00:40:01.580a bank telling the public that they have the most secure vault in the world,
00:40:07.280and then taping the combination of the vault on the wall next to the door.
00:40:13.560I'm going to show you some video here and some long disclaimers.