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Quote, we just clean out that whole thing. We just need to clean that whole thing out. That's what Donald Trump said aboard Air Force One flying from Vegas to Miami about Gaza. He said that he's going to be calling his friends in Egypt and in Jordan and basically asked them to take all of the Palestinians so that there's no prospect at all of a Palestinian state. This should not be surprising because this is what Donald Trump has always felt. This, this follows Donald Trump's pick to become the United nations ambassador, Elise Stefanik. She said during her confirmation hearing last week that she holds, quote, a biblical view that the west bank and the Palestinian state should simply not exist. This also follows Donald Trump's pick to be the Ambassador of Israel, Mike Huckabee, former Governor of Arkansas, who, who said that he also holds a biblical view that he believes that Palestine should never exist, that it never existed, and he considers himself to be a Christian Zionist is how he refers to himself. Also, Donald Trump's Secretary of State, Marco Rubio holds views like this as well. Also, Donald Trump's son in law, Jared Kushner, was previously quoted as saying that he would be okay or he would encourage basically all of Gaza and the west bank to just be totally demolished so that, that condominiums could be built there. Also, this follows Donald Trump saying in the Oval Office last week when he was referring to Gaza, he was referring to it as a great piece of land where things can be built. And he was talking about it as though he was considered building condos or apartments there. He says it's got great waterfront properties. That's how Donald Trump was talking about it. So now with all of that, we have a lot of Muslim voters who voted for Donald Trump who are now regretting their vote. But you effed around and you found out this is who Donald Trump has always been. And also there were Muslim voters who said, look, Trump and Kamala are basically the same and there's really no difference. Despite the fact that Vice President Kamala Harris would say things like this. Like this was the statements that she was making. She would go. The UN reports that no food has entered northern Gaza in nearly two weeks. Israel must urgently do more to facilitate the flow of aid to those in need. Civilians must be protected and must have access to food, water and medicine. International humanitarian law must be respected. And then you would have Palestinian voters and Muslim voters here in the United States who would, whether they voted for Trump or her, they would say things like, if you think that your activism is doing nothing, just look at how these hypocrites messaging changes as November 5th approaches. And then they said, well, you know, at the end of the day, they're both the same and there's not really going to be a difference between either of them at all. I mean, take a look at this post right here. On March 6, 2024, Kamala Harris's quote, six week ceasefire stunt right before Super Tuesday failed. The hypocrisy is astounding. They are determined to continue aiding, abetting and committing a genocide. And you would see all of the people who would be booing Vice President Kamala Harris and protesting her. And you never really see the protests when it came to Donald Trump. On the other hand, you had, for example, leaders in Dearborn, Michigan, Muslim leaders in Dearborn, Michigan, standing with Donald Trump and strongly endorsing him during the campaign. Like, remember when this took place? I'm just going to show you a short clip of it. Let's play it.
