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MOORE: “What's great about the democracy and free speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of not having a state religion, this is what every -- you know, those who came here, the White people who came here wanting to escape that. And so, the lesson teaching the children of today, in this case, Gen Z, that we will -- we will tase you, we will beat you, we will club you, if you -- and what -- none of them are committing any acts of violence, none of them are destroying the university. Worst maybe, in some people's minds, they're doing is holding signs that say Free Palestine, or From the River to the Sea. This is the one that is constantly being thrown out there. Oh, look at this, this sign is, is frightening all the students, From the River to the Sea. And it's like, well, why don't you talk to them? Because, actually, first of all, large numbers of these students are Jewish students, who are with the Palestinian students, who together are forming these encampments. I don't know if that's been covered, very much, how much. I saw this one instance, where the Palestinian students inviting the Jewish students into the encampment. And then, the next day, they had a little nighttime entertainment in the encampment, and the Palestinian students decided to do a Jewish folk dance, for their fellow protesters, who are Jewish students.”