This episode, Judah Friedman, Guy Goldstein and Golan Ramraz open with a handwritten thank-you card and a conversation about raising kids right (01:27), then turn to the Polymarket odds on the Israeli election, where Judah flags a nineteen-point swing in four days with no poll or news story to explain it (04:25). Golan points out that money is not votes and that betting on who will win is a different question from who you want to win (14:51), while Guy explains how question wording shapes poll results and how the Israeli electoral threshold turns polling into a demoralization tool (10:24). The Shane Gillis row becomes a case study in how propaganda propagates, and Guy argues that overusing words like “Nazi” and “far right” leaves no vocabulary for the real thing (06:42, 30:42). The conversation then moves to Islamist long-term strategy, with the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memorandum and Yasir Qadi’s speech as open examples (19:36), the conversation then moves to the ICC and the ICJ and how few Americans know the difference, with Golan laying out Navi Pillay’s role in the genocide accusation against Israel (39:30). The hosts take on the claim that Jews secretly run global institutions, noting the Jews are conspicuously absent from the bodies being named, and discuss how Jews build institutions that others later seize (44:04, 47:02). They close by picking apart the Egyptian plane story and the claim that Netanyahu was warned about October 7th, then explain why landline polling misses the ultra-Orthodox, whom no pollster can reach (51:48, 58:41).
This episode, Judah Friedman, Guy Goldstein and Golan Ramraz open with a handwritten thank-you card and a conversation about raising kids right (01:27), then turn to the Polymarket odds on the Israeli election, where Judah flags a nineteen-point swing in four days with no poll or news story to explain it (04:25). Golan points out that money is not votes and that betting on who will win is a different question from who you want to win (14:51), while Guy explains how question wording shapes poll results and how the Israeli electoral threshold turns polling into a demoralization tool (10:24). The Shane Gillis row becomes a case study in how propaganda propagates, and Guy argues that overusing words like “Nazi” and “far right” leaves no vocabulary for the real thing (06:42, 30:42). The conversation then moves to Islamist long-term strategy, with the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memorandum and Yasir Qadi’s speech as open examples (19:36), the conversation then moves to the ICC and the ICJ and how few Americans know the difference, with Golan laying out Navi Pillay’s role in the genocide accusation against Israel (39:30). The hosts take on the claim that Jews secretly run global institutions, noting the Jews are conspicuously absent from the bodies being named, and discuss how Jews build institutions that others later seize (44:04, 47:02). They close by picking apart the Egyptian plane story and the claim that Netanyahu was warned about October 7th, then explain why landline polling misses the ultra-Orthodox, whom no pollster can reach (51:48, 58:41).