Oct 7, 2026 · 1 hr · 12 segments
This episode focuses on country star Zach Bryan wearing a "Free Palestine" shirt while performing at Gillette Stadium, in what was clearly a public challenge to stadium owner Robert Kraft and his…
Jimmy DoreHost
Lawrence WilkersonGuest
Mischa PaullinPanelist
Stef ZamoranoPanelist
He's got a real kickass, kind of a rock and roll spirit, even though he's a country guy.
Uh, you know, my usual advice on this is you never trust somebody with two first names.
That's the one that Ed Sheeran had all the problem with, 'cause, uh, Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner, made him kick Macklemore off the tour because he was saying Free Palestine, and, uh, which was the biggest mistake they could've...
Nothing brought more attention to the Free Palestine thing and the control by Jewish Zionists over our media and our discourse and government than that.
It's called the Streisand effect, and the Streisand effect comes from when Barbara Streisand was having a wedding, I'm su- I think, and she tried to ban all media.
And it just made everybody more interested, because then people were flying up top and taking video and pictures of it, and that became the story.
And so that's now referred to as the Streisand effect, when you try to, uh, when you try to suppress coverage of something and it actually sparks way more interest in it than would have happened normally.
And that's exactly what happened with Macklemore and Ed Sheeran and Kraft and trying to suppress and squelch Free Palestine.
If he'd have just said nothing, nobody would've noticed, or few people would have.
But now it became a worldwide sensation and a news story, and now this makes news.
So he wore his Free Palestine shirt at Kraft Stadium, which is kinda like flying Crips colors into Bloods territory here-
Am I right? Uh, the pro-Israel billionaire, Robert Kraft, recently prevented Macklemore from performing there, and Ed Sheeran's tour over his...
And then, you know, Ed Sheeran's, his, every one of his opening acts quit because of it, and even his own band quit.
He's got a real kickass, kind of a rock and roll spirit, even though he's a country guy.
Uh, you know, my usual advice on this is you never trust somebody with two first names.
That's the one that Ed Sheeran had all the problem with, 'cause, uh, Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner, made him kick Macklemore off the tour because he was saying Free Palestine, and, uh, which was the biggest mistake they could've...
Nothing brought more attention to the Free Palestine thing and the control by Jewish Zionists over our media and our discourse and government than that.
It's called the Streisand effect, and the Streisand effect comes from when Barbara Streisand was having a wedding, I'm su- I think, and she tried to ban all media.
And it just made everybody more interested, because then people were flying up top and taking video and pictures of it, and that became the story.
And so that's now referred to as the Streisand effect, when you try to, uh, when you try to suppress coverage of something and it actually sparks way more interest in it than would have happened normally.
And that's exactly what happened with Macklemore and Ed Sheeran and Kraft and trying to suppress and squelch Free Palestine.
If he'd have just said nothing, nobody would've noticed, or few people would have.
But now it became a worldwide sensation and a news story, and now this makes news.
So he wore his Free Palestine shirt at Kraft Stadium, which is kinda like flying Crips colors into Bloods territory here-
Am I right? Uh, the pro-Israel billionaire, Robert Kraft, recently prevented Macklemore from performing there, and Ed Sheeran's tour over his...
And then, you know, Ed Sheeran's, his, every one of his opening acts quit because of it, and even his own band quit.
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