Topic: Holocaust Survivors

Roseanne Barr discusses her upbringing among Holocaust survivors and her family's history in Ukraine and Lithuania. She criticizes the Biden administration for sending taxpayer money to Ukraine, alleging the presence of "Ukrainian Nazis." Barr also attacks ADL leader Jonathan Greenblatt for supporting the Democratic Party despite these concerns.

Roseanne Barr recounts her family's history in Ukraine and Lithuania, where her relatives were murdered by local Nazi collaborators during the Holocaust. She criticizes the Biden administration and the Democratic Party for sending taxpayer money to modern Ukrainian military units she identifies as Nazis. Barr also calls out ADL leader Jonathan Greenblatt for supporting political factions she claims are hostile to Jewish interests.

Roseanne Barr honors the memory of her grandmother, a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to the United States at age 16. She credits the American constitutional republic for providing the freedom that allowed her family to flourish after the war. Barr vows to remain vocal in defense of individual rights, stating that her love for the country compels her to speak out against government overreach.

Roseanne Barr shares a story from her childhood in an apartment house filled with Holocaust survivors in Salt Lake City. After seeing horrific images of the Holocaust on TV at age three, she had a vision of a man on a horse who promised she would be okay and find answers in books. She claims this divine guidance has led her to find specific answers in bookstores throughout her life.