a spectator like everyone else some people would say is considered an error a fallible. german chancellor angela merkel she is being honored for fighting anti-semitism the world jewish congress is awarding her the theodore helped surprise less than a month after a fatal attack on a synagogue in eastern germany. following the attack on a synagogue in the city of hala 3 weeks ago german chancellor angela merkel expressed her solidarity with members of the jewish community outside a synagogue in berlin. i said this yesterday in front of the new synagogue and i ll repeat it here we are happy and to have each and every synagogue every jewish community and everyone of jewish heritage in our country in winds of a month. earlier this month an attacker tried to storm the synagogue in holland
all right that s the 1st wave of booing. that came. and then it was followed by some chanting and you re going to hear it in just a sec. people chanting lock him up. in today s polarized political playbook and attempt to just be a spectator like everyone else some people would say is considered an error a fallible. german chancellor angela merkel she is being honored for fighting anti-semitism the world jewish congress is awarding her the theodore helped surprise less than a month after a fatal attack on a synagogue in eastern germany. following the attack on
anti-semitic trope about the jewish control of the media. committee members who wrote the curriculum say they re surprised by the response because they re committed to fighting anti-semitism. but goldstein writes, quote, not only does the curriculum fail to acknowledge persecution of jews in california and around the world, it actively vilifies them. even the liberal los angeles times says the new material is jargon-filled and all too pc. shannon? trace gallagher from the west coast. thank you. so, should k through 12 education get woke. joining me now to discuss democratic strategist max burns, and research analyst young americans for liberty. thank you both for being with us tonight. thanks for having us. one professor, associate professor at the university of california at davis, she supports hiss these courses, she writes this. without a doubt, ethnic studies courses will allow students to
talk. and it is important to say these are the things that touch a nerve. these are the things that do hurt. she totally heard that. totally understood that. we are both victims of the kind of discrimination that s going on and the kind of hate talk that is going on. do you want to keep that going? do you want to perpetuate that? no this is the person i know. now i know on a very personal relationship. and we can work together. of course we can. i mean, so i want to say, you know, there are people who are genuinely interested in fighting anti-semitism. and then there are of course i am. there are those that are interested in weaponizing, right, anti-semitism to shut down debate on whatever they might not agree on and villify
anti-semitism, islamaphobia, racism, all that stuff. it s mind boggling. you know, ilhan omar was saying she thinks people are tagging her because she is muslim. they re not. they re worried about her because she s made anti-semitic remarks. but by putting islamaphobia and other things in there, democrats are making it like like they think she is right. charles: to your point, president trump saying democrats are now the anti-israel, anti-jewish party to which senator schumer just releasing a tweet and i want to share it with the audience. for the president who when neo-nazis marched in charlottesville in front of a synagogue and said burn it down, and he said both sides are to blame this, a new divisive low. his comments show the president is only interested in playing politics of division and not in fighting anti-semitism. mr. president, you have redefin redefined it. your thoughts? if i were the president, i