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Tell me about the letter cuz I don't

know what people are saying about the

letter.

>> Okay, here is the actual letter. I

haven't heard anything about like I I I

heard about it but I didn't read any of

it.

>> I It's pretty long.

>> I'm not I'm not going to read. It's I'll

summarize it.

>> Rob, can you put it on Chad GPT and say

summarize what's in the list?

>> Sure. Thank you.

>> And I'll do my best. Dear Mr. Prime

Minister, I'm your friend. I want the

best for you. I'll always be by your

side. At the same time, here's a few

suggestions that I would recommend to

win the hearts and minds of people to

come on your side,

>> which is the right way to write a

letter.

>> You're losing the PR war

>> because Tik Tok owned by China and the

the the youth is following the lead of

the Gays for Gaza Brigade and the Free

Palestine brigade and the Tik Tok owns

our youth. Here's my suggestion to

combat what we're seeing. I'm here for

you. I want to be your friend. Allow me

to help you. Here's my suggestions. It

came as a friend

>> here. Let me read it from his letters

from a place of deep love for Israel.

Jewish beggressives alarm over rising

anti-Israel anti-semitic numbers. Okay,

got it. His core argument is that Israel

lose an information over especially

online which he warns will erode

political and military support for us.

He states that this negative message

flows downstream from social media to

campuses to even conservative circles.

Kirk recounts how during the campus

speaking towards a large share of the

questions he received are hostile

towards Israel. apartheid, ethnic

cleansing, uh subsidizing genocide. He

notes that sometimes he feels like he

ends up defending Israel more vehemently

than the Israeli government itself on

those fronts. criticism Israel. He takes

issues with Israeli uh Israel relying

heavily on surrogates and non-Israel to

defend its narrative of he criticized uh

the style of Israel's public diplomacy

press briefings and spokespeople that

seem outdated and passive standing a at

a dimly lit podium reminiscent of 1970s

duce coverage in interesting very

detailed he gives a sevenpoint uh uh

proposal build a rapid response media

communications team a keen a political

campaign okay create an Israel truth

network a and central hub platform from

debunking misinformation aggressive

pro-Israel content and coordinating with

influencers, educators, and social media

voices. Okay, go a little bit higher,

Rob. Sending release hostages on a US

speaking tour. Interesting. Promote

Israel's everyday life stories.

Interviewing ordinary Israelis, Jews,

Arab, secular, religious about what they

love about Israel and responding to

misinformation directly. framing the

Israel narrative more like a political

campaign, defining Israel's uh identity,

proactively uh responding to attacks,

deploying surrogates, and building a

first-person voice for Israel in

English, more clearly articulating the

Iranian threat and Israel position

to skeptical younger audience and

targeting younger communicate recruit

more staff in their 20s, 30s. Let me

tell you, this is why I missed the guy.

Are you freaking kidding me? Like, this

is why I loved Charlie Kirk.

like this is how you this is diplomacy,

you know, he's telling you I'm talking

to kids and they're not siding with you.

But here's my suggestion to you. And he

didn't do this publicly to get credit

for it.

>> He had to get killed for us to read

this.

What I take away from this has nothing

to do with Israel, has nothing to do

with kids. It has to do with how special

of a guy this guy was.

>> Yes.

>> It upsets the hell out of me that we

lost this guy. The more I hear stories

like this, this guy was this guy was

truly a sinnerist get killed, man. It's

unfortunate. Synergist, you know, is a

very tough job to have because when

you're a synergist, you know what you're

trying to do? You're in the middle

telling both sides your stinks.

>> Yeah.

>> And guess who likes you? Both sides end

up hating you because you're willing to

stand up and say, "Relax. Pump the

brakes." Like, I'm giving sincere

feedback. And you take a guy out like

this that his influence was growing

exponentially. Anyways, what were you

gonna Were you going to make a point

with this letter because we didn't

address that or

>> the whole concept of what we're talking

about is Charlie Kirk. It was, you know,

people have used Charlie Kirk's death to

uh gain eyeballs and followers and

promote their own opinions and their own

agenda. And you know exactly who I'm

talking about. But the reality is this.

This letter of Charlie Kirk denouncing

Israel is anything but that. I want to

say something on that. Let me say

something on that. Let me say something

on that. And I I'm not one that is

>> uncomfortable

uh uh uh uh in any of these situations.

This is what I'll tell you.

If we follow Hanland's razor, okay, you

have to follow it for people you like

and people you don't like.

>> Mhm. Hanland's razors never attribute a

malice at that which is adequately

explained by stupidity or what it

encourages people to consider less

malleant more mundane explanation such

as incompetence error or lack of

information before assuming someone

acted with bad intentions there's also a

quote in this

>> by Napoleon which I'll read a lot of

time people quote give credit to this

quote to Napoleon here's what Napoleon

once said Napoleon once said I want to

read this to you never ascribe to malice

that which is adequate explained by

incompetence and Goet if I'm saying it

correctly old guy that would write plays

from 1774 in one of the plays he wrote

it said the following misunderstanding

and neglect create more confusion in the

world than deceit and malice let me read

it again misunderstanding and neglect

create more confusion in the world than

deceit and malice misunderstanding and

neglect it's a misunderstanding it's a

neglect more than the city of Malice. A

part of what you're saying right now is

to say that u they're using this to make

money. I don't know. I mean, somebody

could honestly say you guys have done 20

clips on Charlie Kirk and they could

actually make the argument about that.

We have and our AdSense is on. So, what

are people going to say? We're not doing

this and we're not doing this. You're

running a business and you're talking

about the story and and and you're doing

whatever questioning you may have on

this. What I will tell you with this on

where I'm at today personally and I want

to transition out of this cuz I didn't

mean to spend I wasn't planning on going

into reading this letter. I've not even

read this. I just know there was a

letter. I hadn't read the whole thing

for the first time. I read the seven

points that he had is the following. I

have no problem

with anybody questioning on what

happened here. No problem. Even if you

get paid, I have no problem. What upsets

me is federal employees whose job is you

get paid to question who has access to

the information. Why are you not? That's

where I'm at. The problem I had at the

beginning was jump into conclusion that

Israel's behind it. That's Hanland's

razor. That that's that's lack of, you

know, you just want to find somebody to

blame because it validates your

argument. We don't need that. That's

divisive. That's what gets even more.

But what I what I kind of want to know

is, you know, this guy was good for

America, the country I live in, with

raising four kids.

>> Selfishly, I wanted Charlie to live to

95 years old cuz I got four kids.

Selfishly, you need more brave men like

this. We lost one of the most important

guys in the future. Now, don't get me

wrong. This is not like it's the end of

the world. Let's sit there and we're not

going to be able to figure out leaders.

Step up. We're going to step up and do

our part. I'm not sitting here worried

about it. Neither should you. God is on

our side. We're going to figure this

thing out. Yep. collectively together.

But I don't mind if somebody who gets

paid to do a podcast asks some questions

who federal employees don't want to ask.

And whether you like or don't like that

individual, ask away. Oh, Pat, I I'm

with you. But there's a big distinction

here in my opinion. We've talked about

how many times when you have an opinion,

you say the following. Here's what I

think. This is my opinion. I could be

wrong, but this is what I think. I have

no problem with anybody, literally

anybody asking questions. This is what

happened.

>> There's a difference between a question,

my opinion, and then facts, and then I

have the receipts, trust me, trust me,

bro, and you're literally lying. So, we

have to call out

>> You know what I think? You know what I

think it is? You know what I think it

is?

>> Here's what I think. I think you're you

make a very good point when somebody

comes out and says, "What? I know

exactly what happened without showing

the receipts." Very annoying.

>> Yeah.

>> Very annoying. And you lose credibility

with that. gaslight everybody

>> and and and sometimes you know sometimes

there is that uh what's the word in

media where you have um uh

>> journalistic integrity. No, no, it's not

journalistic integrity

>> where you are tempted

>> to be the first to be like you got it

breaking news

>> cuz it brings so much eyeballs

>> of course

>> but dude if you were wrong man let me

we're on flight back I don't know what

flight I'm on a flight back yesterday

and we're talking about somebody in

business

>> and I I always ask this question I used

to ask this question on PHP 20 years ago

15 years I used to say who do you think

is going to be the biggest player 10

years from now in the company and I'll

never forget one time we're at this

event at Palm Springs Las Vegas July

15th of09 night,

July 15th of09. And this one girl gets

up on stage,

who was at our Arizona office. She gets

up on stage. She hands this gift to me.

It was a tsp gift with pictures and

everything in it and things written by

her. She's on stage crying for 5 10

minutes on how much I've changed her

life. And we're outside my office in

Northridge and we're walking

And I'm asking the question, who's going

to be the player? T on everybody's list.

She was on the list.

>> You know what she did a month later?

Left, took business, talk trash, and we

had the best relationship together.

>> Wow.

>> I was good with her boyfriend at the

time, her fiance. We'd go to church. We

introduced her to the church that we go

to. Phenomenal. Like overnight, this

happens because another guy got in her

ear and overnight this happened. What's

the point here, dude? We have no idea

what's going to happen with these

stories another 12, 24, 36 months. You

have no idea who's going to be in

business 5, 10 years from now. You have

no idea what's going to happen with

business. You You hear a lot of

different people.

>> But in the interim today, I have no

problem with anybody that's questioning

anything. I will say pump the brakes of

jumping into conclusion that you know

for a fact what happened. You lose

credibility when you do that. Fair point

there. But I have no problem with

anybody that's questioning things today.

Last night was a great night.

>> The Yankees beat the Red Sox. Okay.

Notice one person not clapping. Okay.

And that is none other than Tom

Ellsworth. So here's what we want to do

with you. Here's what Look at that. Look

at the Look at the Halo look. Zoom in on

his face. By the way, I want people Can

you zoom in on his face? Zoom in on his

face and tell me everybody in the group

text last night was texting back except

for one guy. And the one guy who didn't

respond back was this guy. He says he

doesn't have hate towards the Yankees. I

believe he does. Having said that, the

pitcher of the Yankees yesterday pitched

a

>> lights out

>> 12 strike. You know, he hasn't pitched a

12 strikeout, not in a minor leagues,

not this is the first time he does it.

Lights out. Great stuff.

>> But here's what we like to see. For some

of you guys that are Dodger fans, you're

from LA and you're on Tom's side. We got

the Dodger blue future looks bright.

Check this out. Look at the timing of

it.

>> What a sick hat that is. By the way,

whether you're a Dodgers fan or not,

that is legit one of the sickest blue

colored future looks bright hat we have.

But if you're a Yankees fan, folks, we

also got the Yankees hat.

>> The navy blue future looks bright hat.

So, here's a contest we're going to be

playing.

>> We're going to be watching to see which

of these two is going to get more love.

Now, Yankees Tom was upset because Tom

said people in LA are sleeping. Pat,

Yankees fans are up.

>> Yeah, we are.

>> But but listen, California is one of the

biggest viewers of the podcast. So Rob,

we have to find a way to put the links

of both hats there. Folks, if you're

searching it, you could put navy hat.

It'll come up. And what's the other

hat's title? If somebody is searching

this or they want to find it, it's royal

royal hat. You type in royal, but both

hats are colors. Maybe you're somebody

that's kind of like, you know, you're

you're neither the Yankees or the

Dodgers. Some of you guys may be

watching this. You're pirates. You're

ready to go after the ump.

>> Some of you guys are like, "Where's

that? Give me the I want to go find that

man. I'm going to go chase that man. I

don't know if you guys saw it or not.

They were chasing. Did you see that

afterward? Oh my god.

>> They chased the

>> They're holding the Pirates players back

from destroying this ump

>> because of couple bad pitches that they

had Cubs obviously.

>> Yeah, it's done, guys.

>> Next year is a robot.

>> Yeah. Yeah, it's true.

>> Well, we're going to see what's going to

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
letter /ˈlɛtər/ A1	noun - a written or printed message
people /ˈpiːpəl/ A1	noun - human beings
hear /hɪər/ A1	verb - to perceive sounds with the ears
read /riːd/ A1	verb - to look at and understand written words
summarize /ˈsʌməraɪz/ B1	verb - to give a brief statement of the main points
friend /frɛnd/ A1	noun - a person you know well and like
suggestions /səˈdʒɛstʃənz/ A2	noun - ideas or proposals offered
win /wɪn/ A1	verb - to be victorious in a contest
hearts /hɑrts/ A2	noun - the organ pumping blood or emotions
minds /maɪndz/ A2	noun - the faculty of consciousness and thought
losing /ˈluːzɪŋ/ A2	verb - to fail to keep or maintain
war /wɔr/ A2	noun - a state of armed conflict between nations
social /ˈsoʊʃəl/ A2	adjective - relating to society or community
media /ˈmidiə/ B1	noun - channels of mass communication
youth /juːθ/ A2	noun - young people collectively
combat /ˈkɒmbat/ B1	noun - fighting between armed forces verb - to fight or oppose
special /ˈspɛʃəl/ A2	adjective - better or greater than usual
letter /ˈlɛtər/ A1	noun - a written message from A to Z