I remember that

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the way that I describe October 7th is I was a college student, you know, I'm 23 now, I was 21 at the time, 22 at the time, and I went out on a Friday night with all my friends, just like thousands of young Israelis the same age went to the Nova Festival.

I woke up on an Ivy League campus.

They woke up either dead in Gaza or running for their lives.

And that's, I think, the simple equation of, of what happened.

And for me, that was deeply impactful, and I promised myself on October 7th that I would do...

Mm-hmm.

Uh, tell, tell our audience about yourself.

Yeah.

First of all, thank you for having me on the show, Andrew, great to speak to you again.

Blake, great to meet you.

Um, I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania two years ago.

During my senior year, uh, I was on campus for the pro-Hamas, anti-ICE protests.

And throughout college I knew that, you know, there was this communist dogma that was being superimposed onto students, and it really came to light, in my opinion, my senior year.

Um, when you look at what happened at, uh, Temple Israel, make it make sense for us.

Tell, tell our audience about yourself.

Yeah, first of all, thank you for having me on the show.

Andrew, great to speak to you again.

Blake, great to meet you.

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania two years ago during my senior year.

I was on campus for the pro-Humas anti-ice protests.

And throughout college, I knew that there was this communist dogma that was being superimposed onto students.

When you look at what happened at Temple Israel, make it make sense for us.

Um, based on everything we know today in, uh, coming in the last few days of July, who is going to win the election, uh, to become mayor of, uh, New York City in November?

Currently, Zohran Mamdani is gonna be the mayor in, you know, come the election.

Uh, every poll has proven this because for some reason, Adams, Cuomo, and Sliwa think that it's prudent in any way, shape, or form for them to split the vote of people with just an iota of common sense.

I- in terms of the three and who...

I- I've bi- I've met with Andrew Cuomo, I've met with Eric Adams, I've never met Sliwa, but what I do know about Sliwa is that he's run for mayor three times and never passed a 30% threshold.

He has zero, literally zero chance of winning, and him staying in this mayoral race proves one thing, that he cares more about his followers online, about his own stature in society, than he does everyday New Yorkers who actually need someone that's not a full-on Marxist to run this city.

And so I think he would gain a lot more respect by dropping out.

Can you explain, um, and articulate what has been happening to the Druze people in Syria over the last week?