Jews Targeted in "Day of Rage," and the Money Behind Trans Movement, with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Noah Rothman, and Jennifer Bilek
Megyn Kelly begins the show by talking about the horrors we're already seeing in the "Day of Rage" against Jews and Israel, attacks in Europe and Asia on Jews, and anti-Semitism we're seeing on campuses and in cities in America. Then Megyn is joined by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, founder of the Ayaan Hirsi Ali Foundation, to talk about the complacency of the West, the scary beliefs of the next generation in America, how radicals are trying to divide us, why identity politics enables hatred of Jews, what's happening now at Stanford and other college campuses, how narratives take hold in corporate America and at universities, what DEI and identity politics inevitably lead to, the dangerous situation of demographic replacement in France and other European countries Palestinian children being raised to hate and want to kill Jews, and more. Then Noah Rothman, senior writer at National Review, to talk about some on the left splitting with a certain progressive wing to defend Jews after war in Israel, why that nuance is unlikely to last, how anti-Semitism is a natural consequence of the woke drift among the left, the outrageous way some in the media and on left and right are talking about the baby murder story, what's behind the effort to parse the details of this particular story, how saying the "edgy" thing is a business model, Andrew Tate and others weighing in with ridiculous solutions, how American hostages can be saved, and more. Then Jennifer Bilek, journalist at The 11th Hour Blog, to discuss the billionaires funding the transgender movement, exactly which philanthropic organizations and Silicon Valley companies are pushing trans surgeries and gender clinics, what Marc Benioff and Jeff Bezos are doing, whether the population of actually "transgender" people is zero, the myth that "sex is a spectrum, realities of fetish and compulsion, the key factor about the prevalence of pornographic, "gender identity" in our culture and the destruction of sex and gender, the Biden administration trying to mandate employers use preferred pronouns, and more.
Ayaan: https://twitter.com/Ayaan
Rothman: https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman
Bilek: https://www.the11thhourblog.com
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