Oh, we're going to have a good time tonight with this stream.
It's the Brother Nathaniel Show.
Let me see myself, Roscoe.
I got a new guy here.
I got Brunswick, Rockwell, and Roscoe.
Roscoe, how old are you?
Huh?
He's 19. Oh, he saw my stream and he decided that he lives near Rockwell.
And Rockwell invited him.
You're welcome.
Welcome.
Hey, Roscoe, everybody.
I'm your number one.
Notice her!
Look at that!
Oh, look at me!
I'm making muscles.
Pretty good, huh?
Not bad for an alter cucker.
I'll do my next stream on how to talk Jewish.
Alter cucker means an old guy that cucks.
Well, what the heck.
I guess I am old.
I'm 74 going on 19. It ain't working.
Alright, I got some notes up here.
I'm on a New Year's resolution.
I like that word.
A New Year's resolution.
I made up with Ian Malcolm.
I'm a peacemaker.
I made up with Stu Peters.
I told him I love him.
He didn't say I love you back, but he's listening.
Who else did I say that to?
Wolf.
We made up, me and Wolf.
And everybody, I went on the JQ 24-7 session today to say I love everybody.
I'm a peacemaker.
I made a New Year's resolution.
I want to thank everybody for your t-shirt orders.
I'm getting tons of them.
Tons!
I ordered a thousand, no, a thousand bucks to order, how many did I order?
A ton of them.
And man, I'm selling them like hotcakes!
Kosher hotcakes!
Unkosher hotcakes!
Now, Bible with Brother, I mean, I want you to go to Biblewithbrother.com.
Okay?
And I'm not going to talk about her.
She did ban me.
But that's okay.
I'm going to come back with Bible with Brother.
And I'm loading this up on Bible with Brother.
Alright, check it out.
Biblewithbrother.com.
I had 4,000 to 5,000 comments.
The kids love me.
They still love me like Roscoe came here.
Where'd you come from?
Huh?
Sandpoint.
Okay.
Now, you can comment on Biblewithbrother.com.
No censorship.
See, there it is.
See, you're teaching Roscoe how to do this stuff, huh?
Rockwell?
Cool.
Yeah, there I am, the number one noticeer.
Get these t-shirts!
Get them!
We'll talk about that in a minute.
Then I want you to know, and I'm going to show you a thing with Trump on TikTok.
I'm on TikTok again!
Streaming!
Live!
Ooh, and I'm going to go on InstaYid, and I'm going to stream live there.
Oh, man, not bad for an alter cucker.
Let me take a drag of this.
Next step, cocaine.
No, no, no.
I'll tell you a story about that.
When I was a kid, I tried marijuana when I was 15, 14. I can't remember.
It just gave me a headache.
There it is.
TikTok.
Slash at Bob with Brother.
Let's play that TikTok thing.
Then we're going to talk about the t-shirts.
Brunswick, do you have that up?
With Trump talking about TikTok, you'll like this.
It's kind of cool.
Are you willing to stop the ban on TikTok next month?
We'll take a look at TikTok.
You know, I have a warm spot in my heart for TikTok because I won youth by 34 points.
And there are those that say that TikTok has something to do with that.
Now, Joe Rogan did, and some of the other people that were recommended by my son Baranin, who he knew names.
I said, who is that?
Tell me, who's that?
Dad, you've got to be kidding.
I can't believe you don't know.
And I did those interviews, and it was actually sort of cute, if you want to know the truth.
But we did them, and that had an impact.
But TikTok had an impact, and so we're taking a look at it.
But, you know, we won youth.
Republicans are always 30 points down in youth.
I don't know why, but we ended up finishing.
We were, there was one poll that showed us down about 30. We were 35 or 36 points up with young people.
So I have a little bit of a warm spot in my heart, I'll be honest.
Okay, that's enough of that.
All right, good.
He's got a warm spot for TikTok.
Why?
The guy likes the idea of reaching the youth.
I do, too.
Now, he says Republicans aren't reaching the youth.
Well, I'll tell you why.
They're warmongers, all right?
And it's a one-party system, the unit party, and the kids aren't into that, okay?
So, unless you're speaking out, talking about who the enemy is, because he is, okay?
You're not going to reach the youth.
All right.
So he did.
He came on TikTok.
He was on Joe Rogan.
And he was talking to the youth in a youth kind of way.
All right.
But I talk to the youth all the time.
Roscoe just came here.
He's 19 years old, he said.
Okay.
Because he's a number one noticer.
Let's bring that up.
Show Ruska how to do that.
And give him some crushed kale.
You like crushed kale?
He says, no.
Well, I do have some ice cream in there, some Haagen-Dazs, skip for that.
Okay, where are we here?
Do you want to show?
There it is.
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I like that.me part.
Because it's all about me and you.
Because you are noticing stuff.
And you're going to wear that.
You can wear it for Christmas.
You can wear it after Christmas.
You can wear it for the New Year.
And it's a talking session, you know.
You go to the gym and you're going to have tons of girls coming after you.
So what is that?
And they're going to have a big smile and they're going to look really sexy and all that.
And you can have a wife.
I want you to get married.
See?
That's the right way to use it.
So you can have kids.
I mean, it's a wonderful thing.
I tried and I failed.
But look.
If you fail, you get up and you try to succeed at something else.
And I'm succeeding at noticing.
All right, so go there and get that printful.
Let's start this thing.
Do you want to know a secret?
Yeah, that's cool.
See, all these guys are great.
I got Brunswick.
I got Rockwell and his friend Roscoe came.
Roscoe came from Sandpoint.
Cool.
All right, let's go to my monitor.
Secrets of the synagogue.
Now, I hate this Jewish music, and I hate the Kol Nidre, and I'm going to play it, and I can't stand it.
It makes me sick, because it reminds me of my youth, and an argument I had with my Shabbos school teacher, and the Shabbos school director got involved, and they disciplined me, and they sent me home, and my dad spanked me.
My dad didn't spank.
He had a belt.
I got whipped.
Because I dare to contradict them about the kol nedre.
And my dad says, yeah, I agree with you, but you can't contradict your superiors and her kaka.
Kosher kaka.
Hey, everybody, get your questions ready.
Over here is live chat.
Over here is super chat.
Over here is super essence chat.
OK, get it ready.
You don't have to pay me a penny.
I just want you to order these t-shirts so you can support me by these t-shirts and you can support yourself.
You can support the movement.
We're noticing we are going to call down the power of the Yiddishites.
Let's go now.
Let's play that song.
Secrets of the Synagogue, but kind of gets you warmed up.
You know I like to play these songs from the 50s and 60s and all kind of stuff like that.
Do we have it anywhere, Brunswick?
Do you want to know a secret by the Beatles?
Maybe we don't have that.
If we don't have it, that's okay.
We can start with something else.
All right.
But I thought that'd be a nice introduction.
Here we go.
I really love you.
You'll never know how much I really care.
Listen.
Do you want to know a secret?
Do you promise not to tell?
Whoa, whoa, closer.
Let me whisper in your ear.
Say the words you want to hear I'm in love with you Listen Do you want to know a secret?
Do you promise not to tell?
Closer Let me whisper in your ear Say the words you want to hear I'm in love with you I'm on a secret for a week or two Nobody knows Alright, that gets us warmed up, you know.
Okay, the secrets of the synagogue.
I promised you I was going to do it.
It's my own synagogue experience.
Now, I'm going to start with this thing with the growing up in the synagogue.
Now, let me show you the typical Jewish synagogue.
It's like a fashion show, okay?
And all the big machers are there in their suits and ties.
The women, they're all dressed up in their latest fashions.
I got a good Jewish story about that, about the woman who came in to the synagogue, and she saw the rabbi's wife was sitting up there with the same dress.
She had an absolute...
She went into hysterics.
She had a fit.
My dad tried to help the situation.
He couldn't.
She just made up her mind.
She ain't going in there.
The rabbi's wife's got the same breasts as me.
I'm not going in there.
She's got my dress on.
Well, that's her dress, my dad said.
Well, it's my dress, she said.
Let's play that.
Here's a typical synagogue that I grew up in.
Then I'll show you another synagogue.
No, no, that's not the one.
No, there's another one.
No, that's not it.
That's not it.
There's another one.
It's the typical synagogue.
It's the one with the GW under it.
It shows all the guys and the women.
It's the clip that I sent you that shows growing up synagogue worship.
It's the black synagogue thing.
It's the synagogue from black.
No, no, that's the Lubavitch one.
The one before that.
It's clip three.
Yeah, there you go.
Clip three.
See, we get it together, you know, we just kind of low-key it.
There we go.
Here's what I grew up in.
I didn't grow up in that one, but it's similar, okay?
Same type of thing, okay?
That's actually a Czech piece by Smetana.
The Jews stole it.
Like, it's still everything.
It's not really their piece.
It's satikva, but it's stolen from a Czech guy.
Say the suits and ties and a yellow case.
That could have been my dad there.
My dad was much younger and better looking.
But that was very handsome.
There's Sidney, there's Abner, there's Tyum, there's Daniel, there's Esther, there's Shmuel, there's my dad, there's Esther, there's Shmuel, there's my dad, he was more like that guy.
There's my mom, Rivka, okay, there's kind of the synagogue I grew up in, the suits and ties of innate breath dudes.
There's its fashion show, okay, there's Sarah.
There's Hamalah and Spiol.
All right, it brings back bad memories, really, okay?
Because, you know, I can't say I have good memories from that, okay?
He looks like the Rebbe and all that stuff, okay?
There's a little gefilte fish afterwards and all that stuff.
Okay, that's enough of that, okay?
That's enough of that.
That's the typical synagogue.
That's what I grew up in.
Yeah, I grew up in the synagogue.
I did.
You know, both my parents were Jews.
You know, whenever I go to New York, the Hussies come up to me and they know I'm Jewish.
I could have a million crosses on and crosses everywhere.
They know I'm Jewish.
I look Jewish.
And I have Jewish behavior, says a nice young lady.
And I tried to make up with her.
I don't know if I did.
I forget her name.
I think I called her a Schwarze, but I was just kidding.
I didn't mean anything bad by it.
You know, if I call someone a stupid Goy, I'm just joking.
Come on, take a joke.
Don't be so sensitive.
I'm a peacemaker.
I'm a peacemaker.
No, I forget what I was talking about.
Okay, let's show this other one.
This is like a quasi-Hasidim synagogue, Hasidic synagogue.
These are Jews that are kind of religious, that try to be like the Hasis.
They're not really, but they try to whoop it up Friday night.
Let's show that one.
It's kind of funny.
It's kind of weird, really, and it makes me sick.
Well, they're having a good time.
It's Friday night.
Shabbos, the Shabbos Queen and all that stuff.
That's a separate woman's section.
There aren't too many women there.
There's a guy all dressed up.
Kosher is good, but if you eat too much of it, it makes you fat.
Let's crucify Jesus again.
Let's crucify him again.
All right, enough of that.
It makes me sick.
It makes me ill.
I'm going to vomit.
I'm going to throw up.
I get nauseous when I see it.
I don't have good memories of it, quite frankly.
I don't, okay?
You know, with the Simcha and Chaim and all these people and Naftali and Larry and Alan, you know.
Now, every Yom Kippur Part of it I liked.
Part of it I disliked.
Part of it I kind of looked forward to.
Part of it I hated.
Because the Kol Nidre, which means all my vows, okay, are going to be absolved.
I mean, all my sins basically are going to be absolved.
And I'll tell you a story about that with Aghanath at the Bene Brith meeting who loved me.
He used to tell me all kinds of stuff.
Now, on Yom Kippur, the Kul Nidre prayer is chanted, and this is like, oh my, the Chasen, we call them, the Chasen, the Chasen, the cantor, the chanter.
Okay, it's going to perform.
It was a great performance, really.
Oh, my.
You had to go.
Why do you go for Yom Kippur?
Not to really atone for anything.
To see the Chazin.
He's going to sing the Kunidre.
He's going to be all dressed up in his big hat.
And the Talit.
And oh, oh.
Kol Nidre prayer is chanted!
And the Goyam is like this great ceremony that the chosen are begging God for forgiveness for their sins, for every pledge and promise that they made.
No, it's for the year to come.
It's not what they did in the past.
They're telling God to forgive us for the upcoming year until next Yom Kippur.
In other words, you get a blanket forgiveness, you can lie, you can cheat, you can make promises, you can make pledges, you can sign contracts, and you're forcing God and you're telling God you're going to absolve us for everything we do for the next year!
So really, it's all about any perjury you commit in the coming year.
All right?
I got the Stream Deck, and they're going to be...
I'm going to write to them.
I'm looking for sponsors.
Hey, anybody want to sponsor me?
Anybody listen to this?
Do you have some business?
You can sponsor me.
You'll make a lot of money because I get...
What was my stats?
Rockwell did my stats.
I have close to four million impressions per month on my Twitter.
I was shocked.
Now, which means, it's not even Hebrew, it's Aramaic, really, for all my vowels.
Really, what it amounts to, when the cantor sings it, and I'm going to show you the singing, all the perjury you commit in the coming year is forgiven, in the coming year.
All contracts you sign, all statements you make, all assertions you make, like Merrick Garland said there was no FBI people at the J6, but he can go to Yom Kippur and say, God, you know, wipe that out.
All contracts you sign and violate in the coming year, and all promises you break in the coming year, you're forgiven.
And there is no heavenly punishment accruing as a result.
I'm actually quoting Michael Hoffman here, but Michael and I are friends, and I said, yeah, Michael, I concur with this.
I know all about this stuff, okay, because I grew up in this.
Let's play it.
Brunswick, Rockwell, my new guy, Roscoe.
I want to see it.
*singing* *singing*
I can't take it.
Take it off.
Okay, okay.
Every year I went through this thing.
Can you imagine growing up with this thing?
I grew up in this thing from childhood.
From the age of three I heard this.
I am going to have a nervous breakdown.
Where's the Prozac?
Get me Prozac.
Or something.
Get me a drink.
Get me some scotch and soda.
I grew up with that.
Oh my.
I'll tell you the story on that.
Now the story is this, okay?
I was in Shabbos class, okay?
And it was taught in Shabbos school.
By Mr. Rabinowitz.
He was a special teacher.
He was the expert on Kol Nidre.
So he brings out the Babylonian Talmud and he reads it in Aramaic.
And then he translates to us in Hebrew.
Then he translates it into English.
That was Jaime Rabinowitz.
I'll never forget it.
Because I challenged him and I got whipped for it.
So he comes out with a Babylonian Talmud, which is the main Talmud.
I was on a space and I told people a Babylonian Talmud is the main one, not the Palestinian one, not the Palestine Talmud.
It's a Babylonian.
And I forget where it's from.
It's from one of the tractates, okay?
Nadarim, I think.
Okay.
He who desires that none of his vows made during the upcoming year Shall be valid, that none should be valid of all his vows, promises, pledges.
Let him stand at the beginning of the year.
This is from the Talmud, I think 9th century A.D. And declare, every vow which I make in the future shall be null, null and void.
Okay, now, that's from the Talmud, 9th century A.D. So this is Kul Nidre, It has gone back to that.
Okay, whether it was done in the synagogue, I'm not sure when that began.
Okay, now, all vows that a Jew is likely to make, all oaths, pledges, promises, contract sign, that you do between Yom Kippur and the next Yom Kippur is publicly renounced in synagogue by the chazan singing that, like I just showed you.
They are all to be relinquished, abandoned, non-void, not firm, not established, no vows, pledges, and oaths are considered vows.
Well, this is weird.
So I challenged Mr. Rabinowitz, and this went to the Shabbos school director.
No, the head of the Shabbos school, then it went to the rabbi, then to my dad, who got out his spelt and whipped me.
Okay, so I raised my hand as a Jewish kid.
I was kind of like a, what should I say, an upstart, okay?
I was an upstart kind of kid, mischievous.
So I said, hey, wait a minute.
We studied Tanakh mostly in Shabbos school because my dad was a big maher and he wanted Tanakh.
He wanted us to know the Bible.
It was the Old Testament.
I said, hey, wait a minute.
In the Tanakh, I think I quoted Deuteronomy, okay, which is, these are the words of Moshe, Moses, okay, which is, let me get it here.
It's in Deuteronomy 23. I'm going to get it.
I'm going to read it to you so you know what I'm talking about, that I'm not making this up.
Okay, Deuteronomy 23. And let's see where that is.
Okay, I said, okay, here it is.
Deuteronomy 23. I turned right to it.
Amazing.
21. Deuteronomy 23, 21. Get out your Bible.
Follow along.
Bible with brother.
When thou shalt vow a vow unto the Lord thy God, thou shalt not slack to pay it.
For the Lord thy God was surely required of thee, and it would be sin in thee.
But if you forbear to vow, it shall be no sin in thee.
That which is gone out of thy lips thou shalt keep and perform.
Alright, so...
I got out to Tanakh, and I read it in Hebrew, because we read the Tanakh in Hebrew.
I can read the Tanakh in Hebrew, okay.
So Mr. Rabinowitz said, yes, but the rabbi said later, we can Disavow the vow.
I said, I don't care what the rabbi said later.
This is Moses, Moshe.
Moses says, you better keep this.
If it's gone out of your lips, you better keep it.
So how, all of a sudden, can the rabbi say, 1900 centuries later, that you can break it?
Okay.
He says, we'll talk later.
Mendel, that was my Hebrew name.
We'll talk later.
Sit down.
Okay.
So Mr. Schultz comes.
He says, what are you doing?
You're going to listen to your elders.
Your zakonim, okay, they're called.
All right.
I said, no, I'm going to listen to Moses.
He says, no!
And he calls the rabbi, and now the rabbi comes.
Okay?
And he says, your father's going to learn about this, so my father is there on some budget meeting, and tells my dad.
Okay?
And my dad says, we'll talk about this afterwards.
So afterwards, my dad gets out the belt and whips me.
It wasn't right.
Okay?
I still remember this.
It put a big wound in me.
Because I just wanted to be true to Scriptures, and not to this Kol Nidre.
And even, and I showed my dad after he whipped me, I said, you know, Maimonides even says that this is not in the written Torah, this thing that you can be forgiven a year in advance.
Okay, so...
But before the whipping and everything, we go to the B'nai B'rith meeting upstairs, okay?
There was a B'nai B'rith meeting after every Shabbos service, all the businessmen talking about how they're going to elect this guy, not that guy, that guy's not good for the Jews, this guy's better for the Jews.
It was always about who's going to be good for the Jews.
Not good for America.
So the gunf, okay, the gunf, gunf means a thief.
Everyone was jealous of him except my father.
My father was not jealous of him.
Okay, got it.
Got it.
Now, the gunner pulls me over and says, look, Mendel, you have to understand what the Kulnidre is all about.
It's, we got one up on the Catholics.
And he breaks up into a huge smile.
You got one up on the Catholics?
He says, look.
Look at it this way, Mendel.
The Catholics, every time you sin, you got to go and make confession to the priest or the confession booth, whatever it is.
But we, we in the synagogue, we got one up on the Catholics.
Every time we sin, we don't have to go to the rabbi.
We just get a blanket forgiveness for the year.
So I started laughing.
I said, okay, it's cool.
I'll tell my dad because he's maybe going to whip me.
I don't know what he's going to do, but my dad didn't want to hear it.
Okay.
Let me tell you about the Gunnaff, okay?
Everyone, you know, was against him, but he was an entrepreneur.
He was the first one to do the comic books.
Remember the 3D comic books?
You're too young.
We got 3D comics in the 50s, and he's the one that brought them in.
From China.
I don't know where.
And you had to get special glasses, 3D glasses, sunglasses to read those comics.
The Gunaf.
I wish I could remember his name.
It'll come to me.
But after the stream.
Okay.
So, yeah.
Everyone was jealous of him.
But my dad really liked him.
Because he said, look, here's the Gunaf.
Which means in Yiddish, the thief.
Or in Hebrew, the thief.
Here's the rabbi.
He says, the rabbi shakes your hand like this.
Real limp.
Won't even look you in the eye.
My dad didn't like the rabbi.
Let the gun off.
Gives you a handshake, looks straight in your eye, shakes it like a mensch.
Yeah.
Alright, so let's go back to my monitor here.
I want to show this Thomas Massey thing.
Okay, that's enough of this Kol Nidre.
Makes me ill, really.
Secrets of the synagogue.
Then we're going to take super chats, live chats.
Heavenly Chats, Super Essentials Chats, whatever you want to talk about.
You don't have to give me a cent.
Just get this, the number one noticer T-shirts!
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I combed every single one of them.
I bought 50 of them.
I combed them with sheep wool.
Okay.
Bring that thing up that they can see.
Printful.
Yeah, let's see that printful.
Let's see.
So they can order this thing online.
Okay, there it is.
Whoo-wee!
Cool.
Yeah.
Now, this thing about lying, and this thing, which I noticed with Merrick Garland, and the one who called him out on it was Thomas Massey just a couple months ago.
Merrick Garfinkel said there was no FBI people going incognito into the J6 Capitol Hill.
But it was found out later in the same DOJ report later that there were.
Do we have that, Brunswick?
Senator Horowitz, over the past three years I've questioned FBI Director Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland about The federal assets, such as confidential human sources, that were present on January 6th at the Capitol.
And they have continuously stonewalled me.
We've got no answers whatsoever about this from them.
Now, you announced that you were going to do a review of the DOJ response and preparation, mainly preparation, I think, for January 6th.
When did you start that review?
When did you announce that review?
We announced it in 2021, but we ended up pausing it because of the ongoing criminal cases consistent with how we perform our work.
We re-initiated it last year.
I want to throw up.
It's just the same...
I call it Capitol Hill Theater.
It's just theater, really.
And we just can't seem to get to the bottom of it, okay?
Or get out of this theater.
But we're all noticing, and I think in time, with all of us noticing, and I'm on the 24-7 J.Q. thing on Space now, with Stu Peters, with Wolf, with J.Q. Radio, and Truthteller.
Great guys!
And I made friends again with Ian Malcolm.
We're all friends.
We all made our New Year's resolutions.
Resolutions and in time, okay?
We'll solve this thing.
Do we have a picture of Merrick Garland anywhere, Brunswick?
You don't have to get it right away, but eventually I want to show it, okay?
That he did say that there were no incognito federal people at the J6 thing storming into Capitol Hill or storming into the congressional chambers.
But it came out later There he is.
Yeah, good.
Just show him the most recent, okay?
And it came out later that, yes, there were FBI people there in plain clothes pretending to be protesters, pretending to be Trumpsters, who did come in.
Okay, there he is.
He lied.
But I guess he went to the Kol Nidre before then and figured I can lie.
Hell!
I went to Shul in the synagogue.
I heard a chazan saying the Kol Nidre and hell, I can say whatever hell I want, and I'm forgiven.
So hell, I don't care about the goyim here.
And I'm only saying how he thinks, okay?
Now, okay, so he just basically, you know, said, okay, I'll just say it, all right?
And going by the konidre, you know, I'll say what I want to say.
It can be true, it could not be true, okay?
Let's play that song.
You can't hide your lying eyes, Mr. Garfinkel.
That's really his real name.
They change their names, you know.
But still, I don't care.
Garland?
Sounds very joyous.
Here's a song that was on one of these nights.
Ready?
Bring me down lower in a circle so I can see this.
City girls just seem to find out early How to open doors with just a smile The rich old man
she won't have to worry She'll dress up on her face and go and stay Big ol' house gets lonely I guess every form of refuge has its cries And it breaks her heart to think her love is only
Giving to old man the plans as cold as ice So she tells him she must go But he knows where she's going and she's leaving.
She's headed for her to the side of town.
You can't hide your lying eyes.
And your smile is a thin disguise I thought by now you'd realize There ain't no way to hide the light Repeat that and show Barline And your smile is a thin disguise That's okay.
That's cool.
You can't hide your lying eyes.
No.
Massey called you out.
Okay, good.
We got him.
You got him.
You got him.
Should we show the deicidal curse?
Here's Merrick Garland when he was a young guy.
Okay, I want to talk about this a little bit since this is like a prelude to Bible with brother.
Okay, the deicidal curse is this.
Let me fix my mustache.
Someone said your mustache is falling into your lips.
Okay, now, not bad.
Nice mouth, okay.
Got a nice looking.
You know, maybe he could pass for a gentile, maybe not.
I don't know.
I think he, how old was he?
Well, he had some gray.
Maybe he was 40. No, he's, what, 170?
I don't know.
Not bad.
But what works from the inside, okay, is what's called the deicidal curse.
And we were actually taught this in Shabbos school, believe it or not, okay?
A lot of people ought to challenge me on this stuff, but we were taught in Shabbos school that the church says that all of us Jewish people have this deicidal curse because it goes through perpetuity because when Pilate wanted to let Jesus Christ go they said give me Barabbas son of Abbas who was a murderer basically and crucify him and they said crucify him Jesus crucify