Sep 15, 2026 · 52 min · 9 segments
Twenty-five years after 9/11, has the West forgotten who the enemy actually is? "The Quad" reacts to Bill Maher’s explosive warning about a generation increasingly sympathetic to Osama bin Laden and…
Fleur Hassan-NahoumHostShoshanaPanelistBellamyPanelistJessPanelistA lot of media outlets don't even want you to say the T-word.
On the 20th anniversary, four American journalism associations put out guidance that said that terrorism should only be used in quotes because it's emotionally and politically loaded.
After 9-11, there was a big debate.
Was this a clash of civilizations? It was, and it still is.
Yes, that's a real thing.
Fighting people who hate freedom of religion, and hate homosexuals, and hate the idea of women as equal and free humans.
How did liberals wind up on their side? and that he did.
One in five young Americans now has a positive view of Osama bin Laden.
Nowhere has this moral confusion become more obvious than in a place called Gaza, a little strip of land that was not part of the original Israel, but which they won in a war launched against them, but then gave back.
It's not a genocide, it's a counterattack in a war.
A war that's been waged on Israel since 1948 based on the ridiculous premise that Jews don't belong in the one place on earth they are indigenous and indisputably their ancestral homeland.
Hey geniuses, they're the Indians in this scenario.
You know, it's interesting he talks about the Indians being the, you know, the indigenous group in this scenario, because the first time I ever met with a Palestinian, as in Palestinian Authority diplomat, he told this grandiose story to a group of students, I was a student at the time, about how the Palestinians are just this indigenous people that have been displaced from their homeland, just like the Native Americans.
It was very dramatic and emotional and very detailed about all the history of Native Americans.
I mean, this was, I think, an eight-minute monologue that he did where he talked about this.
So we just had a small section with a few comments, a few quotes from this.
A lot of media outlets don't even want you to say the T-word.
On the 20th anniversary, four American journalism associations put out guidance that said that terrorism should only be used in quotes because it's emotionally and politically loaded.
After 9-11, there was a big debate.
Was this a clash of civilizations? It was, and it still is.
Yes, that's a real thing.
Fighting people who hate freedom of religion, and hate homosexuals, and hate the idea of women as equal and free humans.
How did liberals wind up on their side? and that he did.
One in five young Americans now has a positive view of Osama bin Laden.
Nowhere has this moral confusion become more obvious than in a place called Gaza, a little strip of land that was not part of the original Israel, but which they won in a war launched against them, but then gave back.
It's not a genocide, it's a counterattack in a war.
A war that's been waged on Israel since 1948 based on the ridiculous premise that Jews don't belong in the one place on earth they are indigenous and indisputably their ancestral homeland.
Hey geniuses, they're the Indians in this scenario.
You know, it's interesting he talks about the Indians being the, you know, the indigenous group in this scenario, because the first time I ever met with a Palestinian, as in Palestinian Authority diplomat, he told this grandiose story to a group of students, I was a student at the time, about how the Palestinians are just this indigenous people that have been displaced from their homeland, just like the Native Americans.
It was very dramatic and emotional and very detailed about all the history of Native Americans.
I mean, this was, I think, an eight-minute monologue that he did where he talked about this.
So we just had a small section with a few comments, a few quotes from this.
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Terror Changed Life Everywhere
The attacks changed ordinary life beyond America
When Good And Evil Blur
When moral clarity disappears, evidence still remains
The Boiling Pot Of Concessions
Concessions can quietly transform an entire society
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