 The reason that you were invited on this program was to talk about Donald Trump this weekend meeting with known anti-Semites and whether you condemn it as someone who worked for the administration and who is Jewish. That's what this story is about. That's what you're hearing about. I see that. So if there's an answer that you want from me, why don't you tell me what that answer would be? The answer would be one of not-what-aboutism. Welcome back everyone. If you're looking for a good, brutal schooling of an increasingly Orwellian Don Lemon, then you've come to the right place. Plus, I'm going to ask the question, where does Don Lemon get off lecturing anyone about anti-Semitism or racism as if he's some kind of high priest or minister of truth? But first, don't you think it's time to prepare, just in case? Friends, temperatures aren't the only things rising. Gasoline prices, food prices, tensions throughout society, global conflicts, supply chain breakdown. You name it. 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He also has a very strong record on issues that concern the Jewish community. I mean, we can start with any number of things, like making it tougher to discriminate against Jewish students at college campuses. Okay, sir, I understand that. Can we talk about Nick Fuentes, please? Of course. Lemon is interested in facts that go against the narrative that he's trying to build right now. I mean, that's always the question I have when these accusations start flying. What examples do they have against Trump of being anti-Semitic or racist? I've been keeping up with this for a long time and as far as I know, it's always lies. From the false claim he called neo-Nazis fine people to the claim that he never condemned the KKK or white supremacists even though he did it endlessly before and throughout his presidency. Let's just call Nick Fuentes where he is. He's an anti-Semite. He's repulsive. His views are disgusting and no one of any substance should give him any form. It's frankly beneath President Trump to meet with him, of course. Okay, so you were saying it was wrong for him to meet with him? Well, again, he didn't know he was coming, but it's never a good idea to give anti-Semites a form. And what about Kanye West? He knew Kanye West was coming. Kanye West has certainly made many anti-Semitic outbursts and statements, especially as recently as a few weeks ago. Don Lemon, who's friends with Nick Cannon, who thinks white and Jewish people are soulless animals, but for some reason, you defend as not racist even though he clearly was. Funny point about that Nick Cannon incident. While he did say crazy things about both Jewish and white people, the media only really seemed to care about the anti-Semitic comments. And that's all he needed to apologize for, apparently. Seriously, every story about his apology only references the anti-Semitic comments. But yes, go on, Inquisitor Lemon. Yeah, I think Kanye West sounds a lot like Louis Farrakhan and, you know, President Trump, I wish he wouldn't have met with either one of them, frankly. You know, if we're going to make Trump repudiate Kanye or a sidekick, I think we have to look at anti-Semitism in the halls of Congress from Rashida Tlaib, from Elano Marr, from AOC, from the entire bus. They're not president of the United States. We have to look at the mainstream. They're not the president of the United States. He's a former president of the United States. And this is not what about him. He met with an anti-Semite. So can we stick to the former president and not do what about Anytime a leftist or especially a Democrat state propagandist drops the word what about ism, you know that they just got caught being a hypocritical hack and have no response that won't demonstrate otherwise. What about ism is just another word in their long list of weaponized words that they use to avoid debate, or in this case, to avoid dealing with their completely inconsistent partisan double standards. Yes, Democrats like Omar and Tlaib have made anti-Semitic statements. Beyond that, several high ranking Democrats were caught out by Jewish groups for ties to Lois Farrakhan, a notorious anti-Semite. Even their Republican hero, Liz Cheney, came out against Democrats for their ties to anti-Semitism. What do you think Lemon's take on it was? So, Green's, some of her defenders like to hold this up, right? They accuse you of saying things that are just as bad as Green. That's their accusation. Back in 2009, you faced bipartisan backlash. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. You're wrong. You faced bipartisan backlash for comments that were deemed anti-Semitic, including saying that Israel has hypnotized the world. You apologized. Oh, it's ludicrous. I mean, it's not even something worth addressing. That's it! No hardcore grilling or attempt to connect us to the Democrats or to anti-Semitism at large? None of what we're seeing in regards to this former president. So, can we stick to the former president and not do what-about-ism? It sounds like you're making excuses for him, and there's no excuse for bad behavior. There's no excuse for anti-Semitism. Dot, dot, I would appreciate if you didn't put words in my mouth. I'm asking you if you entertain, do you condemn him for entertaining and meeting with anti-Semites? It's a very simple question. Well, I'm trying to give you an answer that I wish you would have met with all. It's a yes or no. I didn't realize that was a witness stand here, Don. He should not have met with Kanye West and a sidekick. What I'm also trying to point out, Don, is that it behoots you and CNN and every other press outlet to call it out when you see it, especially when it comes in the halls of Congress, especially when every Democratic presidential hopeful goes and kisses the ring of Al-Turk and, you know, if you're going to make me do a yes or no with you, yes or no should Elan Omar be condemned. Yes or no should Rashida Tlaib be condemned. This is not about Omar or Tlaib. Yes or no, this is not about them. This is not about President Obama, it's in them when we fire him. It's not about President Obama. And Jeremiah Wright, yes or no, Don. This is not about Jeremiah Wright. This is about Donald Trump and Nick Fuentes. Well, why don't you want to talk about the problem of anti-Semites? Because they're not meeting with them at their homes. They're not meeting with anti-Semites. They're not meeting with anti-Semites. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Because they're not meeting with them at their homes. They're not meeting with anti-Semites. They're not meeting with anti-Semites. And the reason that you were invited on this program was to talk about Donald Trump this weekend meeting with known anti-Semites and whether you condemn it as someone who worked for the administration and who is Jewish. That's what this story is about. That's what you're going to talk about. Oh, I see, Don. So it's never about them. That's the whole point. It's an inconsistent partisan standard that is only used against Republicans in bad faith. So if there's an answer that you want from me, why don't you tell me what that answer would be? And what's the need for me to appear here? The answer would be one of not what about ism. It would be one to directly address the situation at hand. Was it wrong to meet with him? The answer is yes, it was wrong to meet with him. Should he have met with him? The answer is no, he should not have met with him. In many ways, you already in the authoritarian state, you just don't know it. Anything that happens today in the US can be compared to the Cultural Revolution in China. People trying to be unified in certain political correctness, that is very dangerous. So if there's an answer that you want from me, why don't you tell me what that answer would be? The answer is yes, it was wrong to meet with him. Should he have met with him? The answer is no, he should not have met with him. It's very simple. Don, it's very rich when you're telling somebody who is Jewish, who has experienced anti-Semitism firsthand, who is a grandson of Holocaust survivors, what is an appropriate way to address anti-Semitism? Frankly, it's a little bit insulting. It is insulting for you to think that I don't understand bigotry and racism because I understand it. I know you understand it because you regularly display it. You can take all the things that Don Lemon broadly generalizes about white people and compare it to your typical anti-Semitic trope. It's almost like someone repurposed anti-Semitic conspiracy theories for white people. Modern leftism and wokeism is literally just anti-Semitic conspiracy theories repurposed for white people. Just look at these headlines. When you take out white people and switch it with Jewish, it seems to take on a whole new meaning. In fact, Don Lemon sure does look anti-Semitic right here when you swap the word white for Jewish. All hate is bad and nobody should be threatened based on their intrinsic qualities. But unless we equally apply these standards, then nothing will ever change. Okay, that's all I have to say about that. If you enjoyed, please hit that like button and leave a comment to let us all know what you think. Also, make sure to keep checking back for more content. Thanks a lot.