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1:04:21Now PlayingAt 58:32 to 58:44, Bassem Youssef mistakenly stated that Robert Spencer is the founder of the "alt-right," whose followers chanted, "Jews will not replace us." What he meant to say was Richard Spencer, who is widely understood to be the founder of the "alt-right." Triggernometry apologises for not correcting this during the interview or in post-production.
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Bassem Youssef is an Egyptian-American comedian and television host, often dubbed 'the Jon Stewart of the Arab world'. Bassem has been an outspoken pro-Palestine voice in recent months, and has made some high-profile appearances on Piers Morgan’s show.
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