…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…have to. And, um, but it wanted to be done. And, um, so I did it. It, it, it just, and, you know, I was talking to Russell brand about it a few years ago. And he said, uh, I was saying how hard I'm finding it. And he said, well, you're not doing…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…I am a Holocaust survivor, so you'd better listen to me. And I've watched a few of his interviews with his daughter and with Russell Prel, and he uses the same pattern, the same trick, over and over again. In my political videos, I don't play on my…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…doing. And none of that excuses not knowing truth and this deliberate attempt to silence anybody who speaks, Jewish or non-Jewish. And Russell, you know what? There are no two sides. I mean, it's always a complex question, but in terms of power and…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…the problem. It's just steeping it down there, you know, or it's creating a whole new problem. Right. And if you look into Russell Brand's history, he dealt with a lot of trauma. You know what I'm saying? He had some very strange situations or whatever…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…doing. And none of that excuses not knowing truth and this deliberate attempt to silence anybody who speaks, Jewish or non-Jewish. And Russell, you know what? There are no two sides. I mean, It's always a complex question, but in terms of power and…

…well, yeah, we created this beautiful dream, but we imposed a nightmare on somebody else. And then I visited the occupied territories, Russell, during the first Intifada. I cried every day for two weeks at what I saw. The brutality of the occupation, the…

…doing. And none of that excuses not knowing truth and this deliberate attempt to silence anybody who speaks, Jewish or non-Jewish. And Russell, you know what? There are no two sides. I mean, it's always a complex question, but in terms of power and…

…and they don't see reality. And my intention in writing this book, and you know this story, view that I have of you, Russell, is that what you're ultimately committed to is you're committed to truth. And that's all I'm trying to say. What is true about…

…is this is the start of the Compassionate Inquiry podcast. And myself and Rosemary and two other women, Jem and Mari Russell, with the support of the marketing team and Satram and the admin team are developing the Compassionate Inquiry podcast. You know,…

…instrumental in the creation of the show. One of the very first people to envision this podcast many years ago, Mary Russell. Mary is now a veteran Compassionate Inquiry practitioner and facilitator. And part of her secret sauce really comes from her former…

…when they first came out. There's a book called The Body Keeps the Score by a colleague of mine who's a psychiatrist, Russell Vanderkoek, which is about trauma. And it's been a New York Times bestseller for hundreds of weeks now. But that would not…

…out of, flowing from the tips of my fingers. And I thought, I can't do this. I talked to Russell Brand once and Russell said, remember something, you're not doing this for yourself, you're doing this for the world. And that really helped. Get over your…

…out of, flowing from the tips of my fingers, and I thought, I can't do this. I talked to Russell Brand once, and Russell said, remember something, you're not doing this for yourself, you're doing this for the world. And that really helped. Get over your…