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Losing America's Cities - October 13th, Hour 3
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This is now called the Day of Jihad, called for by the terror group Hamas.
You know, I don't know why.
I mean, I understand they're calling it now a day of rage.
I wonder if it's because they don't want to label it what they originally labeled it was the day of jihad.
Meaning, you know, pretty much all over the press, they're calling it the day of rage, day of rage, day of rage.
No, they call for a day of jihad.
Linda, correct me.
Am I right about that?
Do words matter?
You are correct.
Do you think that's by design?
Do you think that maybe that's on purpose?
Or am I being conspiratorial, paranoid?
Like all of that.
Conspiracy is the new normal, boss.
You didn't hear about that?
Yeah.
Well, anyway, it is beyond comprehension.
We have spoken at length about this.
Harvard University.
Oh, now we have finally, after all the backlash and the threats that money might dry up, well, their president, Claudine Gay, released a video entitled Our Choices.
People ask me where we stand.
Let me be clear.
Okay.
You have 31 student groups supporting terrorism and blaming the victim of terror.
You know, why don't you speak out against them instead of we embrace a commitment to free expression?
Okay.
Madam President, if you believe in free expression, then I have two of your professors that have worked at Harvard.
One is Cornell West and one is Alan Dershowitz.
And they have agreed for me to moderate a debate at your university.
Let's see if you will live up to your promise that you put out to stop the bleeding of donations to your trust fund and allow that debate to take place at Harvard.
The 31 groups, now they're all doing backtracking.
Oh, this might affect my career if companies find out I was involved in this, you think?
But this was supposed to be the day of jihad.
I don't know how it evolved into the day of rage, but that's what everyone in the media is calling it.
I think we should call it by its proper name, the day of jihad.
That is what Hamas labeled it.
You know, you want to know how bad things are?
Listen to my buddy LJ Lawrence Jones.
By the way, his new book is out.
It's great.
He was just on this week about it.
Anyway, he confronts young anti-Israeli protesters at Hunter College in New York City.
Listen.
Why are you here today?
Free Palestine.
I stand with the Palestinian people unequivocally.
I support decolonization and liberation of Palestinian people and the end of a mass genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Talking about the genocide of the kids being beheaded?
That's false.
That is actually false.
When you see the kids that have been beheaded and the women that are raped, how do you feel about this?
I don't know where to start from that.
Israel is notorious for creating propaganda that sides their one-sided massacre against Palestinians.
That was already proven that didn't really happen.
No, I verified it.
Women did not get raped.
No.
I've not seen any proof of that.
If it did happen, I haven't seen it.
Like, they get attacked for no reason.
The children got attacked for no reason.
The kids that were beheaded?
Beheaded?
Yeah, apparently.
Like, they were Jewish kids.
Wait, Jewish kids?
The U.S. military money that goes there, $4 billion a year, to stop going to Israel to support their war crimes.
It's unbelievable.
These, you know, are the finest institutions of learning.
Are they really?
Now, I think I can sum this up best by replaying this young woman showing up.
I forgot what university it was at, but it was at a pro-Hamas.
Actually, it was University of Washington.
I stand corrected.
It's to stop this pro-Hamas Palestine Palestinian rally that was going on.
And she's trying to plead with people.
She's pointing out the obvious.
Hamas's charter calls for the destruction of Israel.
They want us dead.
I can't say it any better than her.
Listen.
They want her people dead.
And so far, it's hard to tell you.
It's very hard for good people to understand or wrap their minds around evil.
This poor girl, they want us dead.
They want us killed.
In Seattle, protesters out there chanting, only one solution for Israel.
Listen, only one solution, from the river to the sea.
Now, that has very specific meaning.
The meaning is the wiping out and destruction, complete destruction of Israel.
Jason Rance, friend of the program, journalist, radio host in his own right, author of the bestseller, What's Killing America Inside the Radical Left's Tragic Destruction of Our Cities, joins us now.
Well, this is your city of Seattle.
I know it doesn't surprise you because you cover this every day.
Yeah, there's no surprise here.
I mean, we see these people.
They're going farther and farther and farther to the left.
And the younger they seem to get, the crazier they seem to be.
And when you think about it in terms of these radical educators that start at a very, very young age indoctrinating these kids, it makes sense.
And part of me listens to that and just says to myself, okay, they're just ignorant.
This is something that maybe we can teach them to go away from.
But at the other hand, they're hateful as an American Jew.
I know that they don't like me very much.
And I covered some of the rallies that we've seen.
And I can't help but think that these are neighbors, these are teachers, some of the people who are showing up.
These are the people in our community.
And just hearing that poor girl tearfully saying they want us dead.
I mean, imagine what it's like being a Jew right now in this country, in this city, when you're surrounded by people who are celebrating the rape and killing of innocent Jews and pretending that there's no evidence to suggest that it even happened.
Like, what do they think happened exactly?
Do they think that all the videos that we have, all the photos that we have, all the people who are coming forward and telling their stories, the grieving parents telling their stories, that it's just all made up, that this is just part of some big Jewish media conspiracy, which they probably do believe that, which just further shows you just how deeply anti-Semitic this is.
And folks are calling some of these rallies pro-Palestinian.
No, sorry.
These are pro-Hamas.
There's a difference.
You can have a nuanced conversation about what's going on.
You can care deeply about Palestinian civilians and the plight some of them find themselves in.
And there's no doubt there are plenty of innocent civilians who are under the unfortunate hand of Hamas.
But at the end of the day, that's not what they're doing.
When you're chanting, long live the Intifada, when you're chanting, we don't want two-state, we want 1948.
And when you're chanting from the river to the sea, it's pretty clear, Sean, what it is they want, and they want Israel to cease to exist, and that means all the Jews in it.
Well, I think that's obvious because they state it.
It's part of the Hamas charter.
And they say, oh, there's a difference between the political wing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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I don't know what the answer is.
I mean, I make my living.
You make your living with the First Amendment.
I support their right to say stupid things.
What I don't understand is people are triggered by the most minor things, a conservative even showing up on a college campus.
You know, Jason, it just, it literally, you know, they bubble and fizz like alka-seltzer and water, and they give up all this energy, and they're just like, oh, wigged out about it.
And they get the vapors and they need their, you know, their happy pills to calm their ass down.
I'm like, this is nuts.
But the fact that, you know, any other bigotry, any other form of racism would not be tolerated on these campuses.
But they're tolerating this.
What's the difference?
They're tolerating this because they don't view Jews as a marginalized community or a minority community.
That's really what this is about, right?
So they look at folks through this gender ideology, through this identity ideology.
And if they can put you into a marginalized group category, they will then claim that you are the victim of some ill within society, white supremacy, heteronormative behavior, whatever language they want to use to make themselves sound smart when they're really just deeply ignorant.
But they think that Jews are the oppressor and that Palestinians are the oppressed.
And I can't help but laugh at some of the losers who hold that position whether they're non-binary with their green hair, demanding that everyone use the personal pronoun they.
But if they were to do that in Gaza with any Palestinian there, with Hamas, they would be sentenced to death.
They don't seem to understand that.
So maybe we should just be pooling together some resources to send them there so they can actually get a better understanding of what's going on.
It is just absolutely sickening what it is they're doing.
And here's something that all of us can do, including the university, because I'm with you, right?
I mean, people have the First Amendment rights to be degenerates, right?
They get to say these horrible things if they want.
But we also have rights, and we get to call it out, and we don't have to normalize or legitimize.
And what we're seeing in some media outlets, they'll give equal treatment to both sides of this issue.
Here's 30 seconds with a Jew, here's 30 seconds with a Palestinian, and then they'll pretend that the chants aren't going.
How often do we see local news outlets, especially here in Seattle?
I see this all the time.
They don't include any of the footage of the chants.
They don't include the folks screaming to Jews F you and calling them names.
They don't include any of that.
They're there.
I see them there.
I know that they're covering it.
And if I see it, I know that they're seeing it.
So they're making this choice to not present the truth of what's going on and the language that they use.
I mean, folks that you were talking about today, day of rage.
No, it's day of jihad.
But what do folks on the radical left do?
I've got an entire book about this.
They take control of the language.
They change the language so that it doesn't sound like what it actually is.
And that's how they make it.
But Jason, you're just a mere conspiracy theorist like I am.
What do we know?
Clearly.
Yeah, what do we know?
I mean, we're just...
I mean, I thought we were supposed to report the facts.
My...
The facts I read were the direct quote was they called for this to be a day of jihad.
But now it has morphed into a day of rage.
And everywhere I read about this, it's the day of rage.
It's not the day of jihad.
Words matter, Jason.
Words do matter.
And unfortunately, right now, the culture has been taken over by the radical left.
And they're the ones who are dictating what words are being used on all sorts of issues.
You can't say homeless.
Now, it's people experiencing ruthlessness.
I mean, they're going into these extremes with the intent of being able to win arguments.
And so when you say jihad, everyone has a certain reaction to that, of course.
But when you say rage, you start to think of things.
Well, maybe they are, they do have a point to be so angry about what's going on with Israel, the oppressor.
I mean, this is all part of that strategy.
It's propaganda, and it's being amplified by some in the media, particularly on the local level.
But if you watch MSNBC, it's filled with Hamas apologists.
I mean, I don't think I've seen a single tweet from Mehdi Hassan that hasn't been upset with Israel defending itself and upset that Hamas terrorists might be killed.
Like, that's to the extent that these people are pushing out the propaganda.
And Israel starting today and into tomorrow with the ground assault, the truth is they got to do this quickly because the media narrative is going to start to turn.
I thought it would start to turn either yesterday or today, and we're already starting to see that.
They're going to start using the propaganda.
They're going to start claiming that civilians are being targeted by Israel, which very clearly they're not.
And they're going to stop telling the truth about Hamas's role in using people as shields, telling them not to leave when they're being told to leave.
And we're supposed to sit back and just say, oh, okay, well, all you have to do is kill a bunch of Israeli Jews, kill a bunch of kids, and then just put a child in front of a missile on your end.
And Israel's supposed to just say, okay, I guess we can't do anything now.
We have to have a better conversation about that.
And I don't hear anyone on the left who's taking the pro-Hamas side explaining what they're supposed to do other than sit back and allow Jews to be murdered.
They can't.
I mean, that's the obvious answer.
But I will tell you, this now needs to be the end of it.
As somebody who's been in Israel a number of times, and I've tried to explain this situation, these border towns, you see with the naked eye, you see right into Gaza.
These rockets arrive 13, 14 seconds after they're fired.
The Iron Dome is phenomenal at even taking those out of the sky, as many as they possibly can, but many still get through.
I know because I was there, I was next to the Iron Dome, and I also saw an explosion a couple of hundred yards away from me, and I saw the impact on one kibbutz and one parking lot from the night before next to this border town that we had been to.
And so that's very real.
So I would say if there's a goal for Israel militarily, is now this incursion has officially begun, that goal now has to be the elimination, complete elimination of the threat of Hamas, that they can no longer use Gaza as a launching point to attack Israel.
That has to end.
That has to be at least the beginning of the results here.
But anyway, Jason, we do appreciate you being here as always.
Thank you, my friend.
Thank you so much, Sean.
All right, God bless.
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25 to the top of the hour.
All right, troops have now officially, Israeli troops have been moving into Gaza.
The airstrikes have been continuing, and we continue to monitor what is now the beginning of what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised was going to be something that forever changes the configuration of the Middle East and also that every Hamas member will be killed.
And now, after last night, while it was 5 a.m., I was doing two hours again last night, and the bombing, it was seven, ended up being 750 strategic attacks on targets with Hamas and areas where they've been firing these rockets.
By the way, this has gone on for decades.
This has to stop.
You can no longer have Gaza with such close proximity to Israel, where rockets are landing 13, 14 seconds after being fired in communities, kibbutz, as they are called, in Israel.
You can't have that.
That threat now must be negated once and for all and completely, and I believe it will.
Anyway, Ohad Haral is with us.
And by the way, he is here to talk about his sister-in-law who is missing and has been missing now for six days.
She's one of the people that attended that music festival in southern Israel.
Then there was no information on her whereabouts.
First of all, Ohad, my deepest sympathy to you and to your family.
I can't imagine the pain that you're going through and what you must be suffering through now.
Thank you very much.
And thank you for the stage that you let us to talk.
You let me to talk.
You're very welcome.
I know your family can't be feeling good about this.
And now that the ground incursion, the defensive ground incursion has begun, God only knows what Hamas is capable of.
If they're capable of decapitating and murdering children, I guess they're capable of anything.
And that has to be going through your mind.
Yeah, for sure.
Since we realized that Sharona, my sister-in-law, is being kidnapped, we saw so many videos under the radar, from the Telegram, from Facebook, which showed the horror things that they are doing to civilians and to captured people.
It's been horrible.
Have you heard anything at all about your sister?
No, actually.
I'm sorry, your sister-in-law.
Yeah, my sister-in-law.
It's okay.
She's like a sister to me anyway.
Since Saturday morning, 9:07 in the morning, we didn't hear anything from her.
Her last message to my brother was, they are shooting at us.
I'm hiding.
It was the message she sent at 9.07 Saturday morning.
Then I went to pick him up and we drove an hour and a half to the south of Israel.
And we started to travel between all the settlements next to the border with Gaza.
It was crazy because we came there very early, even before the police put some roadblocks and we saw everything with smoke and fire all around us.
We drive like for hours between both sides with burning bushes and burning plants.
It's really like a war zone, like you see on horror movies.
It really is a horror movie.
And, you know, Israel has got to now defend itself after these, you know, murder, this murderous, unprovoked attack.
So Israel has to defend itself.
Israel also must eliminate this threat.
I've been to that border.
I've been to border towns.
I've been there when there are flare-ups.
I've been there when rockets were fired.
In one case, the night before we went to Salut, and we were there, and we got there the next day, and kibbutz had been hit with missiles and all the shrapnel you see to inflict maximum human damage, nails and glass and everything horrible you'd expect with such a weapon.
And seeing at the police station that they have the progression of these weapons over the years and how much more destructive they have become.
In 10 years, that one little small border town where Gaza has been hit with 10,000 rockets, and this is prior to this flare-up.
And so this is the reality.
Children can't play outside.
They play in underground playgrounds that are bunkers.
And they have to play indoors.
They can't play outdoors because by the time that rocket's fired, there's no time for anybody to go anywhere to get to safety.
What is the status of where you are now?
Not the exact location, obviously.
Are you in a bunker?
And what are Israelis now doing as now troops have gone into Gaza?
Actually, I'm now, as always, in Rishon Etzion.
It's a very big city, not far from Tel Aviv.
And missiles come into here also.
Just before the broadcast, I went out of the shelter.
That's it.
And every now and then, there are missiles over here, too.
Of course, it's not close to the border, so it takes time until they shoot.
And it gives, I mean, it let us time to get into the shelter.
We have more time to get in.
Like, we have something like one and a half minutes, which is a lot.
You know, it really is a lot.
Now, you're in Tel Aviv.
My understanding, I know the airport had been shut down to a lot of commercial traffic, Ben-Gorian International.
My question to you is, my understanding is that airport is still open now.
It was closed.
A lot of airlines are not flying in or out.
However, there are still flights coming in and out.
That airport remains open.
Yeah, but it's open on a minimum capacity only for must flight.
Most of the people already recruited.
Like my youngest brother is now in one of the bases.
Actually, this event stopped the country from anything.
Don't forget, don't forget, it's only we are talking about the south.
Now in the last few days, we already started with Hezbollah from Lebanon and Syria attacking us.
Yeah.
Well, you know how much the North gets into this.
Iran has been trying to say that if Israel defends itself, which they are currently doing as we speak, that another front may open.
That would be Lebanon.
That would be Hezbollah.
They've already had skirmishes over the last number of days.
But I think that Hezbollah needs to understand that what is already happening in Gaza, which is a full-on war against Israel that they will lose, that will be their fate next.
They do have reservists and they do have troops on the border with Lebanon.
Yeah, yeah, we know, we know, we know all these things, but the world needs to know that it's all connected.
The world make separation between all those terror groups, and nobody understands that everything, finance everything, like the Hamas connected from connected with Iran, connected with Hezbollah in Lebanon, and all connected with one each other.
There is no separation.
The Hamas is a terror organization by fact.
They are definitely a terror organization.
That is what it is.
Let me go back to...
I heard today there are so many demonstrations for Hamas, which I don't understand.
I really don't understand.
Sorry.
I don't understand either.
Because all you're doing is giving aid and comfort to terrorists, to enemies.
Exactly.
Exactly.
It is horrible what's been happening around the world.
I mean, I never thought I'd hear in our lifetime the words, gas the Jews, F the Jews, that was being chanted.
And I played it on this show, and I played it on my TV show.
I never thought I'd hear that in my lifetime.
You know, I never thought that Great Britain would have to tell their Jewish population to remain in their homes and maybe not use their real names.
I never thought that would happen.
I never thought that the top universities and colleges in America, I never thought that they would allow this kind of virulent anti-Semitism to just go absolutely unchecked in their universities.
I can't believe it.
Yeah, because it's all about numbers.
In the end, we are a minority and we have to defend ourselves.
If we didn't have the United States backing us, I don't know if we had home until now, really.
Well, I just want the best for all of you.
Let me go back to this, your sister-in-law.
My understanding, she was celebrating her 40th birthday.
She was safe on Saturday.
They just came back from abroad.
She and my brother celebrating her birthday, 40th birthday.
And then this weekend, he stayed at home with the two children they have.
This festival with her friends to celebrate her birthday.
That's it.
Since then, it's been crazy.
We are taking care of the kids.
We are lifting all the family.
My brother is broken.
Nobody knows what to do, actually.
And we don't have any information about the people who have been hold over there.
None at all.
I mean, that's got to be so hard and so difficult on everybody.
So, anyway, my understanding is that you had a brother call saying that she wrote him a message, something to the effect that they are shooting at us and I am hiding.
And that was the last message?
That was the last message?
Yeah, exactly.
But I told you, we started to drive over there and we got into the war zone.
Everything was smoking all around us with smoke and burning plants and everything.
And we saw some group of people from the festival now and then running towards the roads from the fields.
We tried to ask them if they saw Sharona.
We showed them pictures and everything, but nobody could speak even.
They were like traumatal at times.
It's like you see someone with post-trauma.
They were like crazy, crazy, running.
Then, yeah, then the police started to close the main roads.
So we decided to go to the hospitals to look for her.
And we went to the hospitals.
We went to some police points, police stations, but nothing.
Until today, it's been seven days already.
We don't know anything about her.
Oh, man.
So hard.
Now, Israel has to engage in self-defense right now, which this incursion is going on as we speak.
My question to you is: we know what Hamas is capable of.
We know that they use human beings as shields.
We know that they have threatened to take hostages and execute them on live stream on the internet or on television.
I mean, can you even let you?
I would imagine you can't even wrap your mind around something like that because I don't think I could.
Yeah, but this is why I'm trying to put my voice on top of everything because now the government of Israel and our country is in the middle of a war with the few places, as I said before.
So nobody deals with the hostages.
Nobody deals with it.
So I understand the time is everything in these situations.
This is why I ask from all the world leaders to come and stand next to the United States to back us and to demand to send all the people home.
Because actually it's all about public pressure and war leaders.
That's it.
Here, we don't have anybody to talk to because they are all busy.
And I understand it.
I'm asking, I'm asking some, I don't know, some people to push.
We have nothing else to do.
You have to understand it's not about soldiers, you know, it's not a regular war because war, it's between army to an army.
War, it's between a country to a country.
Here, we are talking about people who went to dance in a music festival.
Here, we are talking about children.
We are talking about elderly.
We are talking about full families that have been kidnapped from their house, you know, with guns and rifles.
It's not war.
This is not war.
This is not army.
I'm sorry.
Our thoughts, our prayers are with you and your family.
And our hope and prayer, obviously, is your sister-in-law come home.
Or you say she's like a sister to you, safe and sound.
Thank you for being with us, and our prayers are with you.
Amen.
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All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
We've got a lot of news tonight.
If you've not been following us all day, well, full coverage tonight, 9 Eastern.
That's 4 a.m.
Gaza time, where a lot of the action takes place and probably 5 a.m.
We do know that Israeli troops now have entered Gaza.
Airstrikes continuing at this hour.
We'll have all the latest developments on Hannity, the battle over the Speaker of the House.
We'll have reports on all of that.
And also the day of Jihad, which now everyone wants to call the Day of Rage, will have full coverage around the country, all happening tonight, Hannity, 9 to 11 p.m. tonight, Eastern, as we fill in for Greg, who's off this week.
And anyway, so we look forward to seeing you.
We'll have all these breaking news stories tonight.
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Join us every Tuesday and Thursday, normally, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm Ben Ferguson.
And I'm Ted Cruz.
Three times a week, we do our podcast, Verdict with Ted Cruz.
Nationwide, we have millions of listeners.
Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we break down the news and bring you behind the scenes inside the White House, inside the Senate, inside the United States Supreme Court.
And we cover the stories that you're not getting anywhere else.
We arm you with the facts to be able to know and advocate for the truth with your friends and family.
So download Verdict with Ted Cruz Now, wherever you get your podcasts.
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