yeah. to those people you say i m not anti-semi, obviously. it s as plain as, you know, your face. i m not. i ve never done anything anti-semitic. what i have done is i ve become an activist to try this is what i say to these kids, right, an informed local official and an organized campaign of malicious propaganda, which it is. call me an anti-semi is malicious propaganda. it s because they want to silence my voice. because my voice speaks about nonviolent loving resistance to the impression of an oppressed people. now more of my exclusive sit-down with roger waters. let s talk about this leader
divestment and sanctions. he s lobbied performers not to play in israel and regarded the israeli treatment of palestinians as apartheid. on this tour however his performance is silent on that issue. training his bass guitar instead on donald trump. but back in 2013 he had illustrated the inflatable pig with the star of david alongside a dollar sign and sickle and hammer. i was invited to a thursday night rehearsal in miami to witness a dozen local teens from the miami beach parks summer program rehearse another brick in the wall with waters, but at the last minute the city pulled the plug on their participation. in the end, other kids did perform the song but not those who d been eagerly rehearsing. in the midst of this flare-up i went backstage and i asked roger waters about those charges. for my interview you for cnn i ve been flooded with facebook comments that say why are you giving a platform to rogers waters the anti-semi.
of line with the country when really he s perfectly in line with the democratic party and the administration. but the congress is a totally dysfunctional snooegz institution on foreign policy. i agree with you, i don t think that leadership is going to come out of the congress and d.c. is this totally toxic place. if you look at the way the people that were the big newsmakers like elliot and abrahams going on, npr and calling chuck hagel anti-semi, like that s the kind of discussion that s happening in the dominant you know, these are two of the institutions of the d.c. republican foreign policy now and is they re ex communicating people like chuck hagel and i m just not so sure that there s much hope in the i sort of see it the opposite way that you do. i think that the party is kicking out what used to be that reliable bipartisan center. i did an interview with hagel in may of last year and i asked