America's Top 10 for 11/7/26 - Segment 1

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AI GeneratedThis video features an interview with Alan Dershowitz, who discusses his decision to leave the Democratic Party after 70 years, citing a rise in anti-Semitism. The conversation explores the intersection of anti-Zionism and anti-Americanism, the influence of Ivy League propaganda, and the economic impact of global oil pricing on the U.S.
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All right, time for my interview with Alan Dershowitz,
one of the great lawyers of all time
from my daily video podcast, War Zone Live,
which you can find at the Gateway Pundit
on Rumble and YouTube,
Monday through Friday at 4.30 Eastern, 1.30 Pacific.
Alan Dershowitz, one of the greatest lawyers
in American history,
professor emeritus at Harvard Law School,
best-selling author, his newest book
is Why I Quit the Democrat Party and So Should You.
We began our conversation discussing why you left
the Democrat Party after 70 years.
Well, I quit because of Chuck Schumer.
Once I saw the center of the Democratic Party,
the new majority leader of the Senate,
the highest elected Jew in the history of the
United States, when he embraced the anti-Semite El-Sayed,
and so did my old friend Hillary Clinton
and other centrist members of the Democratic Party,
I said, that's it for me. I can't support a party.
Who is embracing this kind of neo-Nazi anti-Semitism.
And then when they went after that brave Congresswoman Stevens,
who at the last minute changed and refused to endorse El-Sayed.
She said, I drew the line in anti-Semitism.
Everybody in the Democratic Party went after her.
They want her scalp.
And that's not my party.
The Democratic Party has left me.
And I just recognize that fact.
And you can see what's happening in America.
I mean, you know, every time you come on, I say the same thing.
And I say to all my guests who are Jewish,
I don't recognize America anymore.
I can't believe what's happening in America.
And now I saw the one that's the lowest one yet.
I don't know if you saw this, Alan,
but in Philadelphia, did you see the protest going
on this Sunday in Philadelphia?
I wish I lived in Philadelphia.
I would purposely organize a demonstration to go
and shop at all of those stores and
give them.
Yeah.
And business.
What's happening in Philadelphia is just Nazism.
This is the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht just now,
and this is coinciding with that.
Kristallnacht was started as a boycott of Jewish stores.
But let me say I have one thing in common with these Jew haters.
I hate many Jews.
My worst enemy in the world are Jews who support their enemies.
All right.
50,000 Jews who voted for Hitler in the 1932 election.
The Jews who turned New York City over to Mamdani.
Because without the Jewish vote, he never would have won.
Without the Jewish vote, El-Sayed probably wouldn't have won.
I heard 60% of Jews in Michigan voted for El-Sayed.
Yeah, well, I mean, the majority of Jews consistently vote
for Israel's enemies and their own enemies.
You know what happened to the 7,000 Jews who voted for Hitler?
Most of them ended up in a crematorium.
But they were still, you know,
holding Hitler banners because they wanted to put
their nationalism over their protection of their own people.
Look, the Jewish Attorney General of Michigan said that every Jew...
Should put the interests of the Democratic Party over
the interests of the Jewish people
and vote for El-Sayed.
What is wrong with her?
Can you imagine anybody telling black people
to vote against their interests or gay people
to vote against their interests or Muslim people or feminists?
No, but Jews, you have to vote against your own interests.
You have to vote for the party over your own protection.
No, no, I'm going to vote for the Jewish people.
I'm going to vote for Israel.
I'm going to vote for America.
And what's good for Israel, by the way, is good for America.
Well, that's what I was going to say.
When you say they're voting for people
that hate Israel, want to destroy Israel,
the same people that hate Israel always hate America.
It's the exact...
Same people, they believe in the same things.
Israel and America are the symbols to the world
of Judaism and Christianity and democracy and capitalism
and everything they hate around the world
because they're jealous of Jews and they're jealous of America
and they're jealous of what a great country we've got
and they're jealous of what a great country Israel's got.
They all come together and coincide with synergy
in hatred of Israel and America.
So when you meet someone...
who hates Israel,
They hate America.
And there's one more thing.
They hate meritocracy.
They hate people being promoted
and being given jobs and being admitted to college.
Because they're smart.
On their merits because they've done well.
Not because they're smart, because they worked hard.
They favor them because of their accomplishments.
And accomplishments, obviously, are based on being smart.
But it's also a combination of smart and hard work.
So let me jump in and say something.
So almost everyone I know, not just Jews,
but everyone I know who went to a Harvard,
They're all liberal Democrats who are supporting people that want
to destroy America, destroy capitalism, destroy Israel.
What is the deal with that?
I went to Columbia.
You're a Harvard guy.
Why do Ivy League smart people want to support such evil,
demonic, horrible forces?
I don't get it.
Well, first, they have been propagandized
to do that by the education system, Yale and Princeton,
which don't teach people how to think.
They teach them what to think. They propagandize them
as to what to think.
And, you know, I think there's something about being Jewish that makes
you somehow turn and want to support other people rather than your own.
You know, the great Jewish
A Jewish philosopher, Maimonides, once said,
if I am not for myself...
Who will be for me?
But if I am for myself alone, what am I?
And it's important to balance the need
to help others with the need to protect yourself
and defend yourself.
I'm not saying we should go back to my grandmother's time.
I would go back and I'd tell my grandmother,
Grandma, Grandma, the Brooklyn Dodgers won.
And she would say with a thick English accent,
yeah, but was that good or bad for the Jews?
Thank you.
That's funny.
The Jews came from...
pogrom-ridden Poland. But in America, that wasn't the question.
But I'm beginning to ask that
question more and more. Let me be very clear.
Anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, anti-Israelism
is the worst bigotry in the world today.
Much worse than racism, much worse than sexism,
much worse than homophobia, much worse than Islamophobia.
Why? Because the trends in these
other things are going in the right direction.
Whereas the trend on anti-Semitism is going in the wrong direction.
Yeah.
Let me educate people as to what is happening
in Philadelphia, because we never got to that.
So it's not just a protest, and it's not just, they didn't just choose
the anniversary of one of the most horrible days in the history
of Judaism, because that was, how do you pronounce it?
Kristallnacht?
Is that how you say it?
I never quite know how to say it.
Kristallnacht.
The night of the broken glass.
But it's the night of the broken bones.
91 Jews were killed.
Wow.
Injured, raped, robbed, stores burned down, but they named it
the Night of the Broken Glass because that was very visible.
You can see on the sidewalk, all the Jewish storefronts were destroyed.
And that's what the biggest in Philadelphia, these biggest...
Celebrating! Celebrating!
That's the anniversary they're celebrating.
But more importantly, I want to say what their statement was.
Their statement was,
all the Jewish business owners along the path we're going,
which is the ritziest street in all of Philadelphia,
they all better leave town.
Not just that day.
We want them to leave Philadelphia.
You're not wanted here anymore.
And I just want to know, who could actually do that,
yet they're letting them do it to Jews?
Well, but you know, it started 25 years ago
when one of the black leaders in Harlem
led a campaign to get rid of Jewish stores owned
in Harlem. And he's become
prominent leader of the black community.
So again, we are not colorblind. We have not only
affirmative action for admitting people to colleges and professorships,
but we have affirmative action
in terms of tolerating hate.
It's okay to be hateful if you belong to certain races or backgrounds
or groups, but you can't, and you can hate Jews,
but you can't hate other people. It's a double
It's a double standard and it can't be tolerated.
All right, so let's talk about the election,
because you and I are on the same team now,
and our team basically lost 12-0.
To me, that's impossible to believe. I saw the stat today. It's
one in a trillion that that many counties could change
from red to blue in one election.
One in a trillion. So I think something's wrong.
But let's assume because of affordability,
inflation, and high prices, a lot of people are angry.
And because of the Iran war, a lot of
people are angry. And because of Israel,
a lot of people hate Israel. They're angry at Trump.
The next day, I didn't hear one
of the new elected Democrat socialists talking about
affordability or how they're going to lower gas prices or inflation.
All they talked about is lawyer up.
We're coming after you, Republicans.
We're going to ruin your lives.
They don't care about inflation.
They don't care about high prices.
They don't care about gas.
So we've elected people that are complete frauds.
No, I agree with you.
And by the way, there was a simple way of reducing gas prices.
Gas prices don't reflect the actual cost
of gas to American gas producers.
When affected by the closing of the Strait of Hormuz,
by legislation or by agreement,
the gas companies could have agreed to reduce their profits.
Remember, they had windfall profits.
They have had higher profits since the closing
of the Strait of Hormuz than they ever had before.
And so don't blame Israel.
Blame the gas companies for taking advantage.
Suddenly it happened far away and doesn't affect the cost of shipping
or producing oil from American companies.
And they made those costs go to consumers rather than sharing them
and having lower prices.
There could have been lower prices, but so don't blame it on Israel.
I'll give you another answer because I thought of this one.
Gas prices are not determined.
They don't separate America from the rest of the world.
Gas prices are determined on Wall Street,
and the price of crude is the price all over the world.
There's no separate price.
So when things got bad in Iran
and the Strait of Hormuz, the price skyrocketed.
Every time Trump threatened to bomb them
or did bomb them, the price skyrocketed.
I don't see why Trump could not have pushed the commodities markets
to now set separate prices for American crude versus foreign crude,
and then they would never be tied together again.
I have advocated that now for almost a year.
Great minds think alike
I advocated the United States permanently closing
the Strait of Hormuz, saying, all right.
They don't allow any of our boats to go through.
We're dynamiting the strait.
Nobody can use them, ever.
Everybody's going to have to find alternate routes,
and they will, and it will help bankrupt Iran.
That was one proposal.
And the other was to use the antitrust laws to tell American
companies they can't be involved in a cartel establishing prices.
Right, but...
But the administration, no administration has done anything about that.
I would like to see.
You're absolutely right.
We should de-link.
The price of American oil,
there's no reason for us to be part of an international cabal
that gives windfall profits to American oil companies.
All right, great interview up next.
Final four, otherwise known as Route Madness.
