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Fetterman Stumbles To Defend Israel To Jewish Jon Stewart
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17:38Now PlayingJohn Fetterman walked into Jon Stewart's podcast to defend Israel — and walked into a buzzsaw. Kim plays the exchange: Stewart, himself Jewish, methodically pressing the senator on how Israel has conducted its war on Palestinians, while Fetterman stumbles through talking points that fall apart under the gentlest questioning. It's the clearest picture yet of a Democratic Party position that can no longer survive contact with its own voters. Meanwhile, Trump celebrates his newest recruit: Alan Dershowitz, whose book "Why I Quit the Dems" earns a glowing presidential endorsement welcoming him to "the Party of COMMON SENSE" — as Dershowitz's history as Epstein's lawyer and his resurfaced argument for lowering the age of consent ("fifteen would seem like an appropriate compromise") make the celebration considerably more awkward. Kim asks the obvious: is this really the trade either party wants to brag about?
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