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Clearly, I think you and I agree, we have both
been critical of the Israeli government. - I
just want to kind of clarify terms a bit here.
Do you- - Well, I've really been critical of
the Israeli government. I've been plenty critical
of the Israeli government. I told you at the
beginning that we were against this war. - What
do you think of Gaza?
- What do I think of Gaza?
- Yeah. I think the war in Gaza, to start with,
was a perfectly reasonable response in response
to the horrors of October 7th. I think now,
the places, I mean, I've been there. Have you
been to Gaza?
I've been to Gaza since the war started. - They
would not let me in. Trust me, very few journalists
get into Gaza. - It's catastrophic. 70... 70,000...
Yeah, no, I went with the IDF. It's the only
way that you can go in, but nonetheless, you
go in and you see a flattened place. I think
it is a disaster. A disaster for the future
of Israel, a disaster for the Palestinian people.
A horror. 70,000 people dead. Why would you
describe it first as a disaster for the future
of Israel?
You've got tens of thousands of civilians murdered,
but it's foremost a disaster for the future
of Israel?
- I didn't say foremost. I made... - No, it's
foremost a disaster for the families of the
dead kids. - Absolutely. I made three points.
So let me just... Because everybody sucks up
to Israel in this way that suggests they're
afraid, and everyone is afraid, and you know
that. Everyone's like, "The real problem is
calling people anti-Semites allows real anti-Semites
to flourish." - Okay, let me get... - It's like,
no, actually, the real problem with calling
people anti-Semites who aren't is accusing the
innocent of a crime they didn't commit. And
the real crime in Gaza is killing people who
did nothing wrong. So those are the real problems,
I would say. But no one can say it because you
have to be like, "Oh, no, but really, October
7th was bad." - Let's... I don't know what you're
talking about, Tucker. We are having a con...
- Everyone watching this knows what I'm talking
about.
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