Conversations with Coleman
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.Richard Hanania says institutions like ‘The New York Times’ and Harvard—while far from perfect—are far more reliable sources of knowledge than the podcast circuit. “If ‘The New York Times’ really gets facts wrong, they will correct it. Most of the big podcasters out there—they’re not going to correct anything.” “‘The New York Times’ is still fundamentally doing journalism. Harvard is still fundamentally doing peer-reviewed research and producing knowledge. The medical establishment is still producing drugs and learning how to treat disease.... There is no real alternative for sifting through what’s true and what’s false.”
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Coleman Hughes pushes Glenn Greenwald on the Israel lobby’s influence in Washington. Coleman Hughes: “The entire pro-Israel lobby was outspent...during the Obama years by the dentistry lobby…It’s not nearly powerful enough to get us involved in all these wars that people like to blame on it.” Glenn Greenwald: “If we are going to frame it as binaries—either AIPAC is all powerful and omnipotent…or the alternative is AIPAC is really kind of weak—I think it’s a disservice to the discussion. The truth lies in the middle, but far closer to the end of the spectrum where they’re extremely powerful… “This is a lobby devoted to the interests of a foreign country. And there’s nothing that remotely competes with the power of the pro-Israel lobby in terms of lobbies that come from other countries. And that's the reason why it gets so much attention. It’s just such a bizarre phenomenon of American political life.” Watch Coleman’s response—and the rest of their debate on Israel and U.S. foreign policy—now:
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The FP’s Coleman Hughes on the myth of moral equivalence in Gaza: “I believe that in the war between Israel and Hamas, the Israelis are the good guys and Hamas are the bad guys. “I’m not saying that everything the IDF does is justifiable… What I mean is that Israel’s goals as a country are far more benign and ethical than Hamas’s goals. Israel’s goal is to live in peace with its neighbors.”
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Vox host Astead claims Zohran Mamdani is quietly pushing back against the harder-line anti-Zionists in his movement. In a meeting with his Jewish endorsers, says Astead, Rep. Jerry Nadler questioned the progressive left’s fixation on anti-Zionism. When someone started to defend it, Mamdani cut him off: “Stop. This is not what we’re here to do.”
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Sam Harris on the misinformation, disinformation, and lies that have fueled public skepticism of U.S. support for Israel. “We have people walking around with facts in their heads that are not facts…There are people who think that Israel has perpetrated a genocide in Gaza…They think there was a famine in Gaza…They believe they’ve seen pictures of this. I’m not saying there hasn’t been tremendous suffering and death in Gaza. But if, in fact, it is true that the IDF faced an urban warfare challenge of a sort that no society has ever faced…If it is, in fact, true that the IDF has been better behaved, or at least as well-behaved as Americans or Brits or any other Western power has been in anything like an analogous situation…If all of that’s true, then what are we talking about here? What is this double standard that’s being applied to Israel?”
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.Coleman Hughes: “There’s only one religion in the world where, if I slandered its deepest sacred principles right now on this podcast, my whole life would change and I would have to hire security.” Watch the full episode with @Coldxman and Peter Beinart now:
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.Coleman Hughes presses Rep. Ro Khanna on his argument that Israel should have ended its military campaign in Gaza just months after October 7. COLEMAN: “How do you negotiate for a non-Hamas Gaza when Hamas hasn’t been destroyed?” KHANNA: “Hamas still hasn’t been destroyed. Hamas is still in charge of a large part of Gaza. What did they accomplish over the two years after?” COLEMAN: “That’s a totally legitimate critique that you’re making now that Israelis share. But how do you start negotiating for a non-Hamas Gaza when, as a matter of fact, Hamas is still embedded everywhere and not going to leave?”
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Megan McArdle (Megan McArdle): “If you talk to liberals, there’s this fantasy European system where you just go to the doctor and your bills are negligible and they cover everything, and it’s amazing… that is not a real system that exists anywhere.” Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes): “In the extreme cases in America, you pay with money. In the extreme cases in the UK, you pay with time.”
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![Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes) presses Glenn Greenwald (Glenn Greenwald) on his relationship with Tucker Carlson. Coleman Hughes: “I’ve heard [Tucker] promulgate lies to an extent that is really shocking to me…2020 election…Pizzagate…Aliens…Do you, as a journalist, feel that you have a responsibility to hold him accountable?” Glenn Greenwald: “I’m not saying everything Tucker has said has been in agreement with me. I’m not saying it hasn’t deviated from the facts. I’m not saying that he doesn’t occasionally wander into conspiracy theory. I think that’s true of a lot of people… But my journalism has focused on the people who can start wars—like the U.S. security state—and the people who can spy on us—like the NSA—and the people who go around the world killing people—like the CIA and the president—who can start wars…That’s my focus…There’s no shortage of people attacking Tucker Carlson every single day. But there is a shortage of people attacking all the other institutions. The much more damaging and powerful ones.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2036835308738654592/amplify_video_thumb/2036834280941256704/img/yuv9oP1AvqrVHTsx.jpg)
Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes) presses Glenn Greenwald (Glenn Greenwald) on his relationship with Tucker Carlson. Coleman Hughes: “I’ve heard [Tucker] promulgate lies to an extent that is really shocking to me…2020 election…Pizzagate…Aliens…Do you, as a journalist, feel that you have a responsibility to hold him accountable?” Glenn Greenwald: “I’m not saying everything Tucker has said has been in agreement with me. I’m not saying it hasn’t deviated from the facts. I’m not saying that he doesn’t occasionally wander into conspiracy theory. I think that’s true of a lot of people… But my journalism has focused on the people who can start wars—like the U.S. security state—and the people who can spy on us—like the NSA—and the people who go around the world killing people—like the CIA and the president—who can start wars…That’s my focus…There’s no shortage of people attacking Tucker Carlson every single day. But there is a shortage of people attacking all the other institutions. The much more damaging and powerful ones.”
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Nick Fuentes knows exactly what he’s doing.
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.Caitlin Flanagan: The relationship between a mother and child is “a separate and particular love that occurs everywhere. To miss out on it would be a terrible thing.” Caitlin Flanagan and Coleman Hughes break down why millennials have fewer kids—and why Gen Z should have more. Listen to “Conversations with Coleman” here:
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![How powerful is the Israel lobby in the United States? Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes): “The Israel lobby, as powerful as you think it is, couldn’t get any president to [recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights] for 36 years…but [you think] they could get us into a whole war.” Dave Smith (Dave Smith): “I’ve never been one of these conspiracy kooks. I’m not claiming Israel controls everything that ever happens…but I think Israel has a lot of influence over this country, which they obviously do.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1975223298850963902/amplify_video_thumb/1975220807874818048/img/2-rzPZW1TDrqQtH8.jpg)
How powerful is the Israel lobby in the United States? Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes): “The Israel lobby, as powerful as you think it is, couldn’t get any president to [recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights] for 36 years…but [you think] they could get us into a whole war.” Dave Smith (Dave Smith): “I’ve never been one of these conspiracy kooks. I’m not claiming Israel controls everything that ever happens…but I think Israel has a lot of influence over this country, which they obviously do.”
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Coleman Hughes and John McWhorter weren’t too bothered to learn that Lupita Nyong’o was cast as Helen of Troy. McWhorter: “If woke is getting somebody fired for using the wrong word, that’s bad. If woke is Lupita Nyong'o playing Helen of Troy...I figure it’s a good lesson to have the most beautiful woman in the world be her.”
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Historian Niall Ferguson argues the U.S. should finish the job in Iran. “Get rid of the theocracy…It would be, without question, a benefit to ordinary Iranians; it would be a benefit to the region as a whole—and indeed the world—to remove this evil regime from the face of the earth. Let's do it.”
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![Journalist Peter Beinart: “It seemed morally untenable to say to a Palestinian refugee that a Jew like me can return after 2,000 years, but you can't return to the place you were expelled from after 75 years.” Coleman Hughes: “The reason I defend [the creation of Israel] is because [Jews] were refugees with nowhere to go.... In my view, there's no right in international law—or any ethics worth having—to return to where your ancestors were living in the 1940s.” To do so, he adds, would create “chaos.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2066902693503758702/amplify_video_thumb/2066898507991040000/img/w_8jsFGpaEEoEkXN.jpg)
Journalist Peter Beinart: “It seemed morally untenable to say to a Palestinian refugee that a Jew like me can return after 2,000 years, but you can't return to the place you were expelled from after 75 years.” Coleman Hughes: “The reason I defend [the creation of Israel] is because [Jews] were refugees with nowhere to go.... In my view, there's no right in international law—or any ethics worth having—to return to where your ancestors were living in the 1940s.” To do so, he adds, would create “chaos.”
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