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Actor Mark Feuerstein tells Jewish gathering at the 92NY how he works on scripts in Hollywood to get in "what's good for the Jews."

Actor Mark Feuerstein laments "anti-Semitism" and issues with Jewish "representation" in Hollywood. "Certain Jewish actors" have their publicists tell reporters "don't ask about their trip to Israel" or "their time in Jewish summer camp"...

Ben Shapiro praises Lindsey Graham as possibly "one of the best senators of all time," noting how he stood staunchly with "our allies like Ukraine and Israel." He says you know he's great because the "echo chamber of evil"—Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Hasan Piker, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, and Nick Fuentes—all opposed him. He blasts this "echo chamber of evil" for working together on "destroying America" and undermining our "allies" (i.e., Israel).

Chuck Todd: "I was working with a small startup about a year ago that…through technology, was trying to essentially hack the TikTok algorithm… Views on Israel were -20 pts… They couldn't get pro-Jewish content amplified!" Does this sound like an impartial journalist?

"It's this goddamn technology! Social media showed up, and all of a sudden everybody came for the Jews!" Chuck Todd pines for censorship to protect Jewish feelings while speaking at the USC Shoah Foundation.

Sen. Ted Cruz: "It is ubiquitous online that this war [with Iran] is for Israel. People say, 'I don't want my children to die for Israel!'" "This is not for Israel—this is for America!"

Palantir CEO Alex Karp claims Palantir's products have "stopped hundreds and hundreds of terror attacks." He insists that "Europe as we know it now" "would not exist" if not for Palantir, as "rampant" terror attacks would have propelled the far-right into power.

"I would not vote for the AfD if I were able to vote and were voting in Germany," Palantir CEO Alex Karp says after expressing concerns about mass immigration.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp: "If my family hadn't left Germany, I would be a lampshade."

Fox News' Gillian Turner to Ro Khanna: "Why did you not coordinate with Israel [on your visit], knowing they're a staunch ally of the US…and most importantly, why did you decline to meet with Jewish survivors of Oct 7th?!" Is this a news reporter or an Israeli govt spokeswoman?

Axios: "Do you consider Israel an apartheid state?" Gavin Newsom: "I said that was directional as it relates to what Tom Friedman was arguing about the annexation of the West Bank... so no." "My biggest concern—my red flag—is Netanyahu, period… I've been very critical of him." "I've long supported the state of Israel."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday confirmed his plan to "merge" the US and Israeli militaries through opaque Pentagon contracts immune to political shifts. https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=65126

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday confirmed his plan to "merge" the US and Israeli militaries through opaque Pentagon contracts immune to political shifts. https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=65126

Fox's Rachel Campos-Duffy calls out Netanyahu on his plan to "merge" the US and Israel's militaries. "Will that drawing down of foreign aid [over the next ten years] be compensated by the proposal to have a merging of some sort between our Pentagon and your military?" "Yeah," Netanyahu responds. "I'm calling it, 'From aid to partnership…'" "I think the meshing of our two great countries of talent would strengthen America's competitive position." "[That] certainly brings up some issues of sovereignty," Campos-Duffy responds.

Netanyahu fondly remembers how Lindsey Graham was always demanding more US aid for Israel. "I said, 'Lindsey, we don't need any more!'" "He would tell me, 'No! I'm going to go over your head to the Senate because I think you need more!'"

Dr. Rebecca Grant to Fox News: Sen. Lindsey Graham was "always interested in peace."

Senator Lindsey Graham passed away on Saturday night following a "brief and sudden illness," according to his office. https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=65125

Fmr Sen. Claire McCaskill, expressing shock at Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death, notes how he wasn't particularly old "by Senate standards." "When I think of Lindsey, I think of somebody who had every intention of staying in the Senate for his entire life."

Sen. Lindsey Graham, 71, was joking with Zelensky and appeared to be in good health in Ukraine during his final public appearance. He reportedly started feeling chest pain on Saturday night and went into cardiac arrest before his passing.

Lindsey Graham: "I feel good about the Republican Party. I feel good about where we're going as a nation. We're killing all the right people, and we're cutting your taxes." [Nov 2025]