Denying Hamas Atrocities, and Whiny Anti-Israel Students Playing Victim, with Rich Lowry and Charles C.W. Cooke | Ep. 653
Megyn Kelly discusses the people in America and around the world who continue to deny and downplay the true scope of the Hamas atrocities in the October 7 terror attack, the IDF releasing bodycam footage showing what Hamas did, more neutral arbiters speaking out about the real story, and more. Then Rich Lowry and Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review join to discuss why denying or downplaying the reality of Hamas’ atrocities is anti-Semitic and anti-Israel, the similarities between Hamas and ISIS, American media getting spun by Hamas, the White House having to do clean-up on President Biden's answer about the U.S. and hostages in Gaza, Biden’s false story about his uncle Frank, whiny Harvard students responding to anti-Israel backlash by playing the victim and claiming “privilege," the extreme anti-Israel sentiment it takes to rip down posters of Israelis and American held hostage in Gaza including children, "cancel culture" and who deserves the punishments they get, the State Department holding “listening sessions” for staff crying over pro-Israel statements, The New York Times finally addressing their false reporting on the Gaza hospital story, Dave Chappelle's alleged anti-Israel comments at a comedy show, celebrities like Alyssa Milano calling for a ceasefire, Rep. Ilhan Omar's self-own, anti-Israel protests in America, increasing connection between BLM and anti-Israel movement, and more.
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