Khazar hypothesis of Ashkenazi ancestry

I know this.

Can you explain to folks, for one, this Khazar theory, nonsense, whatever, slur? But also, like, you know, where do people get off thinking they can accuse people like me of being part of the synagogue of Satan? And explain also that context for folks out there to understand, like, really, if you're using that statement, that slur, you're literally you're just showing us publicly how ignorant you are.

Yeah.

So let me start with the synagogue of Satan.

So basically, let me just set this up.

What is it? Tucker Carlson, when he was interviewing Huckabee at the Tel Aviv airport, he wouldn't even leave the airport, the coward, starts to question Prime Minister Netanyahu's Jewishness.

And is his family really, are they really Jewish? That's the Khazar theory.

Because they changed their last name when they made Aliyah.

Uh, you cover a lot, like I said.

One of the other ones that I find really interesting because it, again, seems so far-fetched upon first hearing it, is the Khazar theory.

Could you expl- could you explain that for my audience? Because it's just kinda, it's kinda weird.

Okay.

Mm-hmm

... things that are founded in reality, things that are not founded in reality.

Uh, Khazars were a real kingdom that existed in, uh, modern-day Turkey, some of, some of like, uh, like lower Russia, and like that whole area.

Uh, so like, I, I think that's the Balkans, but I could be wrong.