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I'm so impressed. So I just love that you're being rewarded for this. Do you think the fact that you didn't go to college allows your mind to stay a little freer, more supple, less constrained by lies than if you had gone? Yeah, maybe I'm a little less conditioned than the average person. Conditioned is the word. My generational cohort. No, I think, I mean, to be fair to my generation, Gen Z. Yeah. A lot of people agree with me. Gen Z is on the same boat here. Yeah, I believe that. I think they're far more principally consistent than a lot of our political representatives, and they're all for it. I think, well, you know who's not? Who? A lot of these evangelical boomers, seemingly. I've noticed. Israel's a hard line, and anything remotely indicative of Israel or related to Israel in any capacity, including Hasidic Jews, apparently is off limits. Jesus doesn't seem to be the hard line for them at all. No. Which is a little surprising. They'll tolerate disrespect. And I'm talking about the leaders. I'm not talking about the people at all. But as some of the leaders, you know, you could say whatever you want about it. We've done videos on corrupt Christian megachurches. We've done videos on, you know, Pakistani Muslim rape gangs. What's interesting to note is that most Christians watching the videos we did about corrupt Christian megachurches were highly apologetic for what they viewed to be as an aberration from true Christianity. They were denouncing what they view as a bastardization of Christianity That how I feel Exactly Yeah But for what we found after putting this Jewish video out is that there almost like an immune system response of Hasidic you know Orthodox, secular Jews have each other's back was what I took away from the backlash that followed. So it's interesting to tell us first of all, what did you find? So Kiris Joel is in New York. It's I said New York City, 40% below the poverty line, at least at one point, highest birth rate in the country. I'll tell you what I found. What's it like? What is it? It is reminiscent of a European shtetl, a Jewish village you might have seen pre-World War II. That's how they describe themselves. What I saw was a ton of Hasidic Jews walking to synagogues, praying, and then walking in a hurry, I guess, to another synagogue to pray some more and study the Talmud some more. that's basically all I saw. People praying and people living off of the teat of the welfare system in many ways. Just to be clear, I've got no problem with people praying or following their religion. I support it. It's the living off the taxpayer part that is too much. Yeah, I mean, to give them credit, obviously, there is some level of communal support. Sometimes they'll rely on in-laws for some initial financial support, whatever. but largely by design. Their entire lifestyle is designed to extract and exploit these welfare systems to the maximum degree. It is strategic. It is not happenstance. It is not coincidental. It is by design.