The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad

In this podcast, Dr. Saad interviews Anna Epstein, an expert on Hamas and suicide-water-seeking crickets. They discuss the neuroperitological framework, the actions of Hamas, the importance of calling 8-1-1, and Anna Epstein's biased perspective on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The podcast explores 'Six Degrees of Jew' games and their application, challenging the fallacy of blaming Jews for various issues and highlighting the baselessness of attributing every problem to them.

Discussions on the pessimistic outlook on the demise of the West, consequences of its decline, and criticism of progressive arrogance.

Climate activist and environmentalist Greta Thunberg joins Dr. Saad to discuss the Israel-Palestine conflict. They criticize Lex Fridman's views, delve into deleted tweets, express frustration with hypocrites, and question Greta's principles. The discussion also highlights the difference between Middle Eastern religions and the concept of love preached by Jains.

The podcast discusses the controversy surrounding the teaching of Israel in Near East Studies courses, criticizing the narrative that portrays Zionists as modern-day Nazis and claims of genocide against Palestinians.

Bassem Youssef, an Egyptian comedian and political commentator, joins Dr. Saad to discuss the exchange between Piers Morgan and Youssef regarding the Hamas-Israel war. Topics explored include the use of sarcasm and manipulative tactics, the need for nuance and empathy in understanding the conflict, reflections on empathizing with both sides, and a comparison of values and freedoms in the West and the Palestinian territories.

Guest: Claudine Gay, Harvard University President. The host reflects on Harvard University and discusses controversial influences associated with the institution, highlighting the difficulty of taking a clear position on sensitive topics.

Doug Brunt, author of ”The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel”, discusses the enigmatic disappearance of Diesel, theories of murder involving Rockefeller and Kaiser Wilhelm II, the historical movements and notable figures between 1880 and 1930, the licensing and applications of diesel engine technology, best practices for aspiring authors, the connection between creativity and happiness, and his personal library and upcoming book project on hidden histories.

The speaker explores the extensive list of names from the US Department of State's Foreign Terrorist Organization list and wonders about the absence of a common thread connecting these diverse groups.

The podcast discusses the concept of proportionality in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, addresses contentious arguments and historical context, explores the debate on hiring students with different views on Hamas, and navigates the complexity of views and expressing empathy.