Hey, everybody. I had a chance today to sit down and speak in person with Terry

Glavin, who's one of Canada's premier journalists.

And I've been following his work for quite a long time, as has many Canadians.

But there was a particular reason for talking to him now, and that was that he penned a piece

for Barry Weiss and the Free Press. I've had dealings with Barry, complex dealings with Barry for quite a long time.

And I read Terry's piece on the rise of anti-Semitism

and all of the associated, what would you say,

pathological, political and quasi-political movements

that accompany by necessity a rise in anti-Semitism.

He detailed that out quite extensively in this free press article,

which is notable not only for its description of a relatively radically transformed Canada

on the social front, on the political front, the ethical front, but also because Terry was pointing to a phenomenon,

the rise of anti-Semitism in the West in general after the atrocities of October 7th.

And so not only is it a detailed analysis of something particular that's happening in a particular place and country, Canada, it's also a broader description of a movement that threatens the integrity of the West in a fundamental way much more broadly.

And so I was very interested in the article.

And when I read it, I thought,

I should really talk to Terry and maybe to Barry on my podcast. And four hours later,

Barry Weiss wrote to me and said, you should talk to Terry Glaven about his recent article. And I

thought, well, she thinks so too. And so, well, so we did that.

And Terry probably made me more pessimistic about Canada's future than I was,

which is really saying something,

because after nine years of the unmitigated catastrophic disaster of the Trudeau administration,

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