46:19 They try to break into the White House, perhaps not as seriously as one might think they would. They wear a mask, they call for death to the Jews, they call for him to fight a revolution. By the way, Hamas is not just against Jews. They're against Christians, they're against infidels, they want a global caliphate. And some of the flags these folks are flying say the same thing. At what point in time is it no longer, is the pith and substance of what they're doing no longer speech, but I don't know, supporting terrorism. In Canada we have laws against supporting a terrorist group. They break that into four different things. Participation, instruction, harboring terrorism or facilitating terrorism. So if you just say I like a terrorist group, that's not against the law in Canada. But if you participate, instruct, harbor or facilitate, that is,
47:12 material help. Are these people in the United States, 100,000 marched through Washington, I think it was a little bit less. I think most of them were just expressing themselves, but are there people who are, for example, taking orders from a terrorist group? Ronda Sanders did something interesting the other day. He stripped two clubs from Florida State Universities, not for anti-Semitism, which I imagine is protected by the First Amendment, but rather for expressly saying they were going to participate in a terrorist movement. They had a toolkit for helping Hamas. Ronda Sanders said that's not a First Amendment issue, that is against the law. He cited the law and stripped two clubs of their status.
47:58 If someone is a foreign national here, does that make a difference? Let me make my point more clear. If you're an American and you say, I like Hamas, That's one thing. If you're an American and say, I like Hamas, I want to help them, that's another thing. Are you aiding the terrorist group? But what if you are in the United States or Canada or the United Kingdom as a guest? What if you're a foreign national and you're only here because we invited you to attend our universities? You have a student visa. You're not an American citizen or Canadian citizen or British citizen. You are a guest in our house and we are doing you the great favor of letting you learn at our universities.
48:36 And that is the reason you're here. But instead of studying, you go into these Hamas hate marches. I'm sorry, they are hate marches. They're calling for intifada revolution. Sometimes in Arabic they talk about Kaibar, Kaibar, ah, Yahud, kill the Jews. All right, is it a little bit different if you're at a rally, you're not a citizen, you're here as a temporary guest? Look at this young woman, that's our reporter David Menzies, on the streets of Mississauga. She's got M16, I think those are, I'm not sure which weapons, she's got machine gun earrings and a shirt which we translated which is never give up your gun but she's not a second amendment activist.
49:16 In fact, if you play that clip, she's basically saying, I do not renounce Hamas. I support everything they did. Everything that they did was justified. And by the way, what you're saying they did is a lie. Play a clip of this young woman. She's a very attractive, presentable young woman. Her English is perfect. I'm not sure if she was born in Canada. What do you do with someone like this? Play the clip. Hamas is not a terrorist group. Oh, it isn't, ma'am? First of all, Hamas is not a terrorist group. Okay, then you say it. Hamas is not a terrorist group. What is it, like a motorcycle club? It is a resistance that has been fuming for 75 years of colonialism, of occupation, of murder, of rape, of little children, of women. That's what they are. They are a resistance. Do you think Canada is a colonialist country too? Everything that they do is justified.
50:05 Including what happened last week? Every single thing they have done is justified. Ma'am, there were children murdered, there were babies beheaded. Babies beheaded, really? Please educate yourself. Please check the news. As a news reporter, you got to check the f***ing news because they said that that s*** was fake. She seems, I mean, other than what she's saying, she seems lovely. I mean, she worked in a normal store. I don't know if she's Canadian or not, but and I don't, and she didn't even go as far as some others did. You have people who are engaging in violence. That truck, you see that truck? If you support terrorism,
50:46 and you are not a citizen, and you're here on a visa to be a student, and you're going to one of these hate rallies should you be deported. I say yes. Is that a violation of the First Amendment? Is that un-American to kick someone out just because they say I want to kill all the Jews or kill the infidels or have an Intifada revolution? So we have a petition at deporthamas.com. I'm talking about rebel news. We took this truck around Washington, D.C. We took this truck around New York City and I was in... and we interviewed people. I was impressed that a lot of people said, hey, you got to be careful about the First Amendment. I want to know from Alex Jones InfoWar listeners, where do you draw the line?
51:28 because you love that first amendment. Is it something you, and as I said a moment ago, freedom of speech is such a curious gift. It's a gift you got to give your enemy if you want it for yourself. You cannot just believe in freedom of speech when it's you who's talking. You got to give it to your opponents. But what if that opponent is a foreign national who is in your country as a guest and he says I want to kill you, I want to kill the Jews. What was done in Gaza and Israel, I want to replicate here. Everything they did was justified. And by the way, that young lady seemed quite sweet other than what she was saying. That's the kind of girl you see at the coffee shop or something. You think, okay, this is a new Canadian or a new American. What if they say, no, no, no, what happened over there? We want to do here.
52:08 We've got a bunch of calls. I want to take your calls. I want to see what you have to think. And you tell me, do you support our petition at deporthamas.com? Or do you say, no, no, no, I'm libertarian and you can come here and say death to America and go Hamas all you like. First call is Cameron from Indiana. Cameron, great to have you on the show. Go ahead. What's your view on America and Hamas? So you specifically asked the question what we should do about people using their First Amendment rights to protest for Hamas. My thoughts on that are, you know, if you're a citizen in this country, go ahead, use your ideology, or with this ideology, go ahead and use your First Amendment right and shoot yourself in the foot by warmongering and fueling the globalist agenda if you want to. But I mean, if you're not a citizen, you should be deported immediately, which
53:03 Which should be happening anyway. I think we should have halted deportation a while ago. With, you know, just being on the verge of World War III, I really do not think that we should be having anybody come into our country right now. That's just my thoughts. I can lose my job for my political beliefs. You should have to go back, you know, you should have to be deported. You know, you don't want everything for free. So, that's my thoughts on it. Thanks Cameron, I appreciate your comment. I think there is a moral difference between someone who is a citizen and someone who's on a temporary student visa for the purpose of going to school. It's the difference between someone being in your house. Are they a family member or are they a dinner guest? If they're a family member, you just don't kick them out because they're rude. If they're a dinner guest and they're rude, you kick them out of the house. Is that too facile an analogy?
53:53 In the United States, you've got that open border that is letting people in by the million. And I tell you, many of them are just coming to make a buck. And you can understand that. And in a way, I think you got to respect that. But what, even though there's breaking the rules, but what about people who are coming here for the malign purpose? I mean, listen, I believe that there should be a border wall. I believe America should enforce its rules of law as should Canada, as should the United Kingdom. And none of those three countries are. What I'm telling you is the kind of sneak attack across the Israel border that was done by Gaza. Do you doubt that the same strategists in Tehran who thought let's do that, let's have an asymmetrical war. There's no way we're going to be able to go to war against the USS Eisenhower and the USS Gerald R Ford and the Ohio class submarine that just arrived. We are not going to go to war against the F-35 Lightning. We'll lose that battle, but we can
54:46 crossover in paragliders and pickup trucks and we'll use a Hamas front group so it's not Iran and we'll do a devastating blow that way. Do you doubt the same people who came up with that strategy and trained for it? Do you doubt that they've noticed that America has an open back door and that sneaking in amongst people from Latin America, Central America are people who come to wish America ill? Let's take the next call from Wisconsin. We've got Michael on the line, go ahead. Okay, we're still getting info from Michael. Let's go ahead to Bart in Georgia. Sorry I called for the wrong name. Hey, I'm a bit new with that. Go ahead Bart.
55:24 Yes, when you're a guest in somebody else's country, you should keep your mouth shut. You have no right to speak. If I went to Thailand and I insult the king, I'm going to prison for 75 years. And I'm going to give you an analogy. Law enforcement doesn't do anything. When you start making threats or talking about killing people, that's not freedom of speech. That is true threat. So they should be arrested and deported. I'm going to give you an analogy here. In the late 70s, there was a Atlanta police officer in a shootout with a bunch of drug dealers. They had automatic weapons and he had a revolver. He popped one of them, the rest of them ran. Now I'm not condoning violence, that was self-defense. All right Bart, thanks for speaking so passionately. We're talking about a concept.
56:08 Do you deport people who do not have tenure, who are on a student visa? Because a lot of this is happening on the universities. I saw a Harvard-Harris poll about two weeks ago showing that 95% of people 65 years and up stand against Hamas. But by the time you get to college age, it's 50-50. And they're not all foreign, obviously, if it's 50-50. That's the woke institutions of our universities that are teaching this critical race theory, this cultural Marxism which says destroy everything. As my friend Dr. James Lindsay says, the issue is never the issue, the issue is always the revolution. And that's why you see this strange thing. I was in London, I saw this craziest thing, I couldn't believe my eyes. I was at this 100,000 person Hamas protest and there's these people walk by with this big flag that says, I swear to God, I'm not making this up. It doesn't just say queers for Palestine, it says queer Jews for Palestine. And I'm thinking that's, you know, that's chickens for Colonel
57:05 Colonel Sanders right there. How does that even make sense? Well, it makes sense is because they're trying to smash the institutions and and whether you're smashing the institutions through transgender teaching in grade school or you're smashing the institutions through violence of Hamas You're trying to smash the West smash the institutions tear everything down tear down the statues. You notice that a They're tearing down the statues in London just like they tear down the statues in America. All right, we're gonna Ken in, Illinois wants to talk about the trump invitation you can what do you make it out was a bad faith invitation or does he think that trump might be returning it definitely served on the i'd leave it up just like with the ad where they're showing the uh... president or the grouse going in and all in all i think there's an invitation that come on over an ally and we're going to be responsible for your safety so come over to war zone where