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	I got to say, I don't get shocked a lot, but everything seemingly out of Israel, you know, I never thought we'd hear such hatred and virulent anti-Semitism in the halls of Congress.
	See it in our college campuses and universities, see it in London and see it in Australia and worldwide.
	And, you know, the things that have been said and are being said just shock the conscience and, you know, gass the Jews, F the Jews.
	I mean, just unbelievable in front of the White House, a Lahu Akbar.
	Really?
	Now we are discovering it's when I saw this last night, at first I didn't want to believe it.
	I didn't believe it.
	Wasn't sure it was going to be true.
	Turns out a lot of this is true.
	And that is that there were photographers.
	Now, we haven't fully been able to sort out who might have been employees of various news organizations or maybe what they're called stringers or independents.
	And they go out in the field.
	You know, in other words, freelancers that go out and take pictures and then sell them to media organizations.
	However, we do know in one case, CNN has fired a Palestinian, quote, journalist after claiming that he was embedded with Hamas while the October 7th attack was happening.
	They were there with Hamas, a terrorist group, to take pictures.
	I don't think that this is a question of whether or not there's any moral ambiguity here.
	Well, I have a job to do.
	You have a job.
	You're embedded with a terrorist group and that you're going to chronicle their crimes against humanity.
	I don't think I want that job.
	I think I'll pass.
	I think I'll go.
	I think I'll take pictures of birds and trees.
	Anyways, Sarah Carter is with us.
	She's an investigative journalist in her own right.
	She's been to many, many war zones.
	What you may not know is that Sarah, her husband, was serving his country when he was severely injured.
	You know, you're in a unique position because you've been there in many conflicts on the ground.
	And also your husband was on the ground fighting and you read this story.
	What are your thoughts?
	Well, first, yeah, and I don't mind sharing that.
	My husband was blinded in Afghanistan, permanently blinded.
	He almost lost his life in the battlefield fighting terrorists in eastern Afghanistan and has since retired.
	But he continued to work for the United States and for the Department of Defense after he was blinded and did so up until a few years ago.
	I got to tell you, I am mortified, Sean.
	I'm like you.
	I'm mortified.
	I've spent a lot of time in the war zones.
	I've seen the horrors of what it's like to watch our young men lose their lives on the battlefield.
	I've seen the horrors of what war does to all people, even to children.
	But what happened on October 7th in Israel was a direct attack by a terrorist organization that could be described nothing less than demonic.
	These attackers went into the homes of innocent families.
	I think everybody knows the horror stories, or at least they should know the horror stories about what happened to these families and to their babies and to their children and the hostages that are still there that may or may not be alive, the small children.
	And then you have, and I'm going to go to my work as a journalist.
	You have these people that I do not consider journalists.
	I do not consider photographers.
	They knew what Hamas was doing.
	Apparently, they were embedded with Hamas, which is a terrorist organization.
	They did not wear vests.
	They did not wear helmets.
	They went in.
	And in fact, the man that was fired by CNN and was let go by CNN, Hassan Islahiya, he had taken photos and was also seen.
	And he posted this allegedly to his own Facebook page.
	Honest Reporting was one of the first to break this story.
	And he was on a motorcycle with the grenade in his hand.
	I've seen that video.
	Is it 100% him?
	Do we know for a fact?
	Is there any ambiguity on that story at all?
	There may be a little bit of ambiguity only because you see the back of his head and the side of his face.
	It was uploaded to his Facebook page, though.
	It apparently was uploaded with him to his Facebook page.
	So there still needs to be some investigation into that.
	Let me ask you this, because I know that you put on X Yourself or Twitter, whatever people want to call it, you show one of the, quote, so-called photojournalists with one of Hamas's leaders.
	You know, they're like kissing each other.
	I mean, what does that say?
	That says a lot.
	Hassan Islahiya is in a photo.
	He's getting a big kiss from, you know, the leader of Hamas who planned this horrific attack against these innocent families.
	I have never been in Afghanistan, ever getting a hug or a kiss from any Taliban leader, even though I did interview Taliban sympathizers or people that were at Shura's, Yagijirgas, which is like a tribal meeting when our troops would go meet with them.
	I would sit down and I would do interviews.
	I would never have that kind of relationship with those people with terrorists.
	Now, CNN, AP, Reuters, New York Times, whoever use these freelance journalists, I'm very concerned about this because there is a process to hiring people.
	I have worked with foreign correspondents.
	I've worked with foreign journalists, both in Pakistan and in Afghanistan and on the ground in Iraq.
	And we have a vetting process.
	We go through a vetting process when I was at the Washington Times or when I was working with John Solomon at Circa.
	We go through a vetting process.
	That person has had to have worked for a number of years with a legitimate news agency.
	They cannot just be any person that's running around with a camera in their hand in enemy territory because you could end up actually giving access to the enemy.
	And if you know that a crime is going to be committed, Sean, like for example, even me as a journalist, let's say I got an interview or an exclusive with a terrorist or somebody decides that they want to give me an interview while I'm overseas and I find out on either our troops or on our nation or on a Western asset or on anyone for that matter.
	It is incumbent upon me to report that immediately, to report the crime.
	It's not incumbent upon me to keep that a secret and allow the crime to take place and then go out there and report on it.
	You know, this is the crime that needs to be investigated.
	These journalists, so-called, journalists, so-called photographers, knew what was happening apparently before it took place.
	And right now, even Prime Minister Netanyahu, I mean, is calling them out.
	CNN, as you well reported, has fired this person.
	I would like to know what the Associated Press is going to do, what Reuters is going to do in the New York Times.
	And I would really like to know what their policy is.
	Well, in this one case where you have this quote unquote, and I say this loosely, photojournalist, freelance journalists, kissing one of the leaders of Hamas, both the AP and CNN used that footage on October 7th.
	Now, I want to be fair.
	They might not have known.
	And the CNN did fire one individual.
	i've got to give them the benefit of the doubt um i think had any news organization known i i can't imagine as as abusively corrupt and biased as that well maybe i'm wrong You know, I've heard some of these hosts on some of these other networks, and honestly, they sound like apologists for Hamas.
	They do.
	All of these, these, I guess, secret, virulent, hateful anti-Semites are coming out of the woodwork.
	I am stunned by the number worldwide and the number in our own halls of Congress and in our college universities and the streets of New York, for example.
	Another protest you're going to be covering for us tonight.
	By the way, not a safe assignment, Sarah.
	No, not a safe assignment, but nothing I've ever done in my career, in my career, and over the time span of my career has ever been safe because I believe in bringing the story to the American people.
	No, we applaud you for it.
	We send as much security as we can, but still it's not safe.
	No, it's not.
	And you brought up a really great point, Sean, and you're absolutely right.
	I've known you for a long time.
	You've never used those terms.
	We don't like to use those terms.
	It's a horrific part of our human history, but we want people to remember what happened.
	And I got to tell you, what is so astonishing to me?
	This is the first time it's been warranted.
	That's even more important.
	This is the first time that I can say with 100,000% certainty, this is the equivalent of the type of rhetoric we've heard in the 1930s.
	Things that are said and slogans that are chanted.
	It's shocking.
	Well, it's shocking, but it's not surprising.
	We have not taught the truth about the Holocaust.
	You can look at the statistics.
	Look at the surveys that have been conducted on U.S. millennials and Gen Zers and their knowledge of the Holocaust and what happened.
	They can't even name a concentration camp.
	There was a good majority of people, I think it was over 63%, lacked an awareness of what happened during the Holocaust.
	Right now, FBI Director Christopher Ray said, and I don't, I don't like the guy, but he's right.
	He said this year, you know, that 60% of all religious-based hate crime targeted Jewish people.
	They targeted the Jewish people.
	We are seeing the rise of anti-Semitism.
	We have imported hate into our nation.
	I have traveled the world, Sean, covering the wars for nearly 20 years.
	I've seen the kind of vile hate.
	I was on a mountain in Iraq, Dinjar, where Islamic State dug, well, they didn't even dig them.
	They had the Yazidis dig their own graves and they committed genocide against the Yazidi people.
	You know, this is not just about the Jewish people, Sean.
	This is about every single one of us.
	And when somebody says to you, this is not about the Jewish people, believe me, this is not just about the Jewish people.
	All right, quick break.
	We'll come back more with investigative reporter, Fox News investigative journalist Sarah Carter on the other side.
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	Sarah Carter is with us, investigative reporter and journalist.
	Does anybody remember that Hitler didn't like a lot of people?
	Basically, if you weren't in that, quote, white Aryan category, you were considered the enemy.
	You know, like the Klan, yeah, okay, they were racist, but they were also, they hated Jewish people.
	They hated Catholic people, but definitely they were racist above all else by a long shot, but they were horrible people all the way around.
	There's a lot of hate out there for a lot of groups.
	Yes, there is, Sean, but there is a vile, and look, I've covered terrorism for a long time.
	I've covered extremism, right?
	And that extremism, whether it's Islamic State, whether it's Hamas and their Shia, and I believe that Hamas was being supported by Iran and Iran used them as a proxy, or whether it's al-Qaeda or whether it's the Taliban, there is extremism in many different forms.
	And that extremism has kind of spread like a virus across the globe.
	It's infiltrating our school systems, our ideology.
	It's a lie.
	It's getting mixed up in a narrative that isn't even based on reality.
	And it's turning people against each other.
	And that extremism is an extremism against the Western world.
	It's against what we stand for, which is liberty and freedom and all of those things that make our nation beautiful and wonderful.
	And that extremism is filled with a violent hate that I don't think most Americans can truly comprehend or understand.
	Israel got a taste of that.
	Israel got a horrible, horrible.
	They have no choice now but to fight this war, to beat Hamas, to beat Hezbollah, to beat the Houthis that have declared war on them, to beat back forces in Syria firing missiles at them.
	And eventually, the world's got to have a reckoning with the number one state sponsor of terror, and that's Iran.
	Sarah, I know you're going to be at this protest in New York tonight.
	Please be careful.
	We appreciate you doing it at any point.
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	You know the rules get out.
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	Our friend, Senator Ted Cruz, who is from the great state of Texas, came out with a fabulous book.
	And I actually can't put it down.
	I haven't been watching TV all week because I've been reading the book.
	And it's called Unwoke, How to Defeat Cultural Marxism in America.
	You know, you've heard the saying, go woke, you go broke.
	But our institutions have all gone woke.
	Even our military has gone woke.
	He chronicles all of this.
	It is the most compelling and damning case against wokeness that I've ever seen written.
	The book, by the way, now is in bookstores all around the country.
	It's on Hannity.com and Amazon.com.
	We welcome back to the program, Senator Ted Cruz.
	How are you, sir?
	Sean, I'm doing terrific.
	It's great to be with you.
	Okay, I never saw a cover like this because it looks like they took a picture, but it looks like a portrait.
	Is this a portrait of you or is it a picture of you?
	No, it's just a photograph with some good lighting.
	You look great anyway.
	You know, this has really become so pervasive, it's unbelievable to me.
	Although there's certain areas that appear never to get into the woke category, attacks against African-American conservatives.
	You could pretty much seemingly say whatever you want.
	What is being said about Israel and the Jewish people on college campuses and around the country, they don't apply the same woke standards in those two instances.
	Isn't that rather odd?
	Well, that's exactly right.
	And the book explains why.
	This is the cultural Marxist at work.
	And what this book does is it explains how the radical left took over every major institution in America.
	And it starts with the universities.
	And chapter one of the book is the universities, which I call the Wuhan Lab of the woke virus.
	That's where it was created.
	That's where it mutated.
	That's where it spread.
	From there, each chapter of the book addresses a different institution.
	So it goes from the universities to K through 12 education, from there to journalism, from there to government, from there to big business, from there to big tech, from there to entertainment, to Hollywood, movies, TV, sports, music.
	From there to science.
	And then the last chapter of the book is on China, explaining how China is a central nexus intertwined throughout it all.
	And what the book does, Sean, is two things.
	Number one, it explains precisely why and how the radical left took these institutions over, and they did it from the inside.
	But then, number two, even more importantly, it lays out a clear battle plan for how we take the institutions back.
	And, you know, you mentioned the vicious anti-Semitism we're seeing on campuses right now.
	This is a manifestation of the cultural Marxist.
	And what the book explains is that Karl Marx in the Communist Manifesto divided the world into oppressors and victims.
	And he thought socioeconomically.
	So the oppressors were the owners of capital and the victims were the proletariat, the workers.
	And his solution that he advocated for is the violent revolution of the proletariat to forcibly overthrow the oppressors and use government to forcibly redistribute the wealth.
	Well, fast forward to all of the different mutations of Marxism, including critical race theory and queer theory and all of the different versions.
	What we see right now is for the radical left, they have coded Jews as oppressors and they have coded Palestinians as victims.
	And so therefore, the cultural Marxists support the violent overthrow by the people they've deemed the victims of the oppressors.
	And it's why you see so many on the left literally celebrating Hamas and the atrocities they've carried out.
	See, what you're describing is an answer to the question of why.
	And maybe even after all my years in radio and television, maybe I've just never put it quite all together the way you have.
	And again, you march through the institutions and you talk about universities, K through 12 education, our corrupted, abusively biased media in this country and corrupt and with a political agenda, big tech and the influence it has on culture.
	And then you compare it and you sort of dovetail all of that by design, all of this.
	It is, but I'll tell you, this book, it is a hopeful and optimistic book because we are winning important victories.
	And there are a lot of tools we can use to take these institutions back.
	Some of the most important are just sunlight and transparency because the ideas of the radical left are wildly unpopular.
	No rational person supports abolishing the police.
	No rational person supports open borders and the chaos at our southern border.
	No rational person supports surgically sterilizing and castrating a young child.
	No rational person celebrates murders and rapes from Hamas terrorists.
	Those are the views of the radical left, and it's why they rely on power and force and coercion along with indoctrination.
	And so shining a light is powerful.
	And when we combine that with increasing the consequences, the costs of going woke, we can win these battles.
	And that's what this book lays out is a battle plan to do exactly that.
	You know, it really is pretty remarkable.
	What I want people to understand, though, a little bit more deeply is it's not even subtle anymore.
	It used to be more subtle.
	Now it's out there in the open.
	You know, now they're pushing gender identity.
	Now they're pushing CRT.
	Now it's okay.
	It's acceptable at some of the most prestigious universities in the country, even your alma mater, Havid, where even Professor Dershowitz said you were one of the best and brightest students he ever taught.
	And certainly being the national debate champion is no small accomplishment.
	But Harvard, I mean, were you shocked about the 31 student groups at Harvard that came out and blamed Israel, the victim, and only Israel for October the 7th?
	You know, I wish I was shocked, but I wasn't.
	Sadly, Harvard has been ground zero for all of this.
	It's really been the birthplace for an enormous amount of it.
	And these student groups, the statement they signed was asinine.
	It was bigoted.
	It was anti-Semitic.
	They said every atrocity committed...
	It was also ignorant.
	And I thought getting into Harvard, you were getting into the elite class of university.
	You couldn't do better than getting in Harvard.
	Apparently, they dumb you down in Harvard.
	Well, they're not actually interested in real learning.
	They're interested in indoctrination and forced agreement with one point of view.
	That's a consistent theme of the left.
	They oppose free speech.
	It's why big tech engages in censorship.
	If they thought their views were right, they would have confidence that they would prevail in open debate, but they use power.
	And as you know, I opened the book by telling my family story, how my father, as a teenager, fought alongside Fidel Castro in Cuba.
	And my dad was imprisoned and tortured in Cuba.
	He was 14 years old when he started doing this.
	And my dad said the revolution in Cuba, it was all 14 and 15 year old boys.
	And the communists always start with young people, with the children, because teenagers, they're young, they're idealistic, they're passionate, and they haven't lived life experience.
	So they're easily deceived.
	And that is why the cultural Marxists, they started in the universities and they focused early on on K through 12 education.
	And Sean, a story I tell in the book, my grandmother, Mayabuela, was a sixth grade teacher in Cuba.
	And she told me that when Castro succeeded and took over, one of the very first things he did is he sent his soldiers into the elementary schools.
	And the soldiers would go into kindergartens and first grades.
	And they would tell the students, they'd say, close your eyes and pray to God for candy.
	And the kids would do so.
	And they'd open their eyes and there'd be no candy.
	And then the soldiers would say, close your eyes and pray to Fidel Castro for candy.
	And the kids would do so.
	And the soldiers would quietly slip a piece of candy on each of their desks.
	That's what Marxism is.
	That is about as sick as anything I've ever heard.
	You talk about brainwashing, indoctrination.
	I once read a book.
	It was printed years ago, a synthesis of Russian mind control techniques.
	It is very, very similar to what you are describing here and how they control the masses.
	And I think it's very hard for people to maybe even believe that they could be susceptible to suggestion like this or the amount of pressure brought to bear for people to conform to whatever the cultural issue is of the day.
	I mean, and why there is so few of us that are willing to take the heat and go out there, speak our minds freely and say things that the left doesn't like to hear and just get the crap beaten out of us.
	Other people see that.
	They're like, I don't want to go through that.
	However, you don't have freedom of thought otherwise.
	Look, they punish you.
	They silence you.
	They try to cancel you.
	They try to get you fired.
	They engage in brute force.
	Look, the left has canceled J.K. Rowling because she actually believes women exist.
	She's thoroughly left in everything else, but she hasn't completely lost her mind if she's willing to defend women.
	And that is a capital offense in their worldview.
	And it's, you know, you're talking about like so good mind control.
	It's why the left takes journalism, takes entertainment, takes big tech, because subtle culture, cultural Marxists use the tools of culture to push their orthodoxy and to brainwash.
	And so right now, young people, their views are much less pro-Israel than historically Americans have been.
	Why?
	Today, if I went back to school, I just know from my own kids, what my own kids tell me, the indoctrination that goes on.
	They know how their dad thinks.
	And they sit there and they're like, Dad, you're not going to believe this one.
	And they'll tell me this story.
	Then, Dad, you're not going to believe this story.
	And then, you know, or they'll ask me what they should do.
	I said, I don't really care if you take on the teacher or not, but if you have other aspirations, you want to be a lawyer or a doctor or go to grad school or business school, just remember that's probably going to hurt you.
	And if you play the game and you just know the truth in your heart, it doesn't matter if you just regurgitate back the garbage that they're trying to get you to regurgitate.
	Look, it is a massive problem.
	But at the same time, there are moments of hope.
	So, for example, school board races, you look at what happened in Loudoun County when the teenage girl was assaulted by a boy wearing a skirt in the girls' bathroom, and the school covered it up and denied it happened.
	Well, that enraged moms in Virginia, and it led to Glenn Young getting elected governor of Virginia, flipping a state that a year earlier had voted for Biden by 10 points.
	We're seeing that all over the country.
	This last Tuesday, after Donald Trump, there's nobody in the country you want to beat more than me.
	And so they're going to spend well over $100 million coming against me.
	And so if everyone could go to Tedcruz.org, Tedcruise.org, TedCruz.org, support the campaign, that would be hugely helpful.
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	I agree.
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	Senator, thank you.
	All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
	We got a great Hannity tonight, Nine Eastern.
	While we are live, there's going to be one of these protests about the Middle East going on in New York City.
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	We'll also check in with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, New Kingrich, John Solomon, and James Comer, both with Breaking News.
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	He grew up under Hamas.
	He knows all about this terrorist organization.
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