Piers Morgan
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"Exposing Cultural Insanity" | Piers Morgan vs Professor Gad Saad On Sydney Sweeney And Elon Musk
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28:01Now PlayingGad Saad tells Piers Morgan he thinks it's "perfectly fair" to criticise Israeli policy, "that's what makes it a vibrant democracy", but adds that it doesn't mean he rejects his Jewish identity. He argues that comparing what is happening in Gaza to the Holocaust "is an offensive comparison".
Following American television journalist Don Lemon's recent disastrous interview with Elon Musk, Gad Saad defends the SpaceX owner by saying Musk has "a huge bullseye on him, he gets attacked more times than a human mind could fathom".
He implied Lemon had a sense of entitlement, "an obnoxious oozing chutzpah", and Saad's own interview with Elon Musk went much better because Musk "knew that there was not going to be a gotcha moment".
And when Gad Saad was forced to choose between Dylan Mulvaney and Sydney Sweeney, he tells Piers Morgan that he regrets describing Sweeney as 'breath-taking' after discovering that "picking a woman with a vagina rather than a penis made me transphobic."
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