Rami M. Shapiro

And it's kind of, I mean, the details of it are fascinating.

Rabbi Shapiro hits this on the head like nobody's business.

And it's like you come away thinking the same conclusion.

Zionism is not commiserate with Judaism.

Places I want to be, things we all want to be badly, loyalists to Hashem, we can get in there more.

Rabbi Shapiro said this years ago, and I spoke about this Rosh Hashanah, and I want to repeat it today.

I spoke Rosh Hashanah, a lot of the davening, and Maishi pointed out to me, he was noticing it with Ray Silverman.

In davening, the theme repeated over and over is that Hashem is He sees our inside.

Ben Moser.

It was going to be Rabbi Shapiro.

No, Ben Moser, Pulitzer Prize winner, published a new book, which I'm reading right now, called Anti-Zionism and History.

By the way, it's seriously a great book.

The only reason we didn't continue, but he had to move away for his own health because of the altitude.

But teachers such as Reverend Dr. Cynthia Bourgeau, Rabbi Rami Shapiro, Sheik Kabir Helminski, Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf, Swami Atamarupananda, Geshe Lopsang Tenson were part of Spiritual Paths, just to name a few.

And they did four or five sessions a year for 12 years.

Then, of course, was the Aspen Wisdom School, led by, again, Dr. Cynthia Bourgeau, who was an Episcopal minister.

Excuse me.

One of them here, she wrote many.

And again, just like Harvey Potthoff and Rabbi Rami Shapiro, They made religion real.

And that's what she does here too.

So they're taking out the James Browns for supposedly voting twice.

My investigation of this stuff, because I'm basically a finance and statistics guy, started in Florida in 2000 when George Bush won the presidency by 537 votes.

That's it.

Not 537 electoral votes, 537 votes in the state of Florida.

That is, you're not going to get a real vote count.

And it's not about changing your vote in the computer with a paper clip or some type of weird thing.

virus code because we don't people talk about the computers we don't vote on my computer anymore in america take a look you get a paper ballot everywhere and uh they use computers to read them and then you can always check against the paper i'm not worried about the computers i'm worried about the guys who are dancing through the voter rolls using computers that's the danger

Greg, let me ask you about the stories that we've been, sorry, Jamal, do you want to? Well, just real

And Dr. Alexander, now that you're talking about the source of energy, the G-word that many do not want to mention, and how this presence transform your sense of self, undressing you, if I understood well, from all possible labels.

I would love to play a clip of Rabbi Rami Shapiro talking about the mystic perspective of the word Echia, the I Am and true consciousness.

When Jesus uses the term I Am, and Jesus is a Jew, Jesus doesn't know the gospel because there is no gospel when he's alive.

Jesus' only sacred text is the Hebrew Bible.

and how you fell silent, and then you said you don't recall this, but that you shouted, God help me.

And these last words are hard not to associate with Jesus' last words on the cross.

My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? We often think of this as words of despair, and to this point, I would like to play a last excerpt in which we will hear Rabbi Rami Shapiro again interpretation of those words.

I think that's one of the most brilliant lines uttered on the cross in Genesis.