The Dream (Transcript)

Good morning, I’m going to tell you my dream about the Trump victory parade on September 11th. I dreamed that I was on a bus to New York City and it was very dark, it was in complete darkness, it was very scary, and I get to the city and all of a sudden it’s completely different. There are people lining the streets, very patriotic outfits, screaming and yelling beautiful you know slogans and songs and everything to be proud to be an American.

And I walk on one of the city streets and this is my beloved New York City, okay, the city where it’s just always been my the dream of Manhattan, that’s my dream, love the city. And I see this and I dream that I see this Chabad Lubavitch couple. Chabad is this Jewish Orthodox which always believes in spreading joy, celebrating Judaism, and they’re always the ones that are maligned when anti-Semitism happens.

There’s always been a special focus singling them out. In any case, they’re very happy, they’re playing music, and they have this incredible, it’s like a huge gray leather tote bag, like the kind of bag where a woman would put her most precious things, the things that made her the happiest. And they’ve got it and I asked to take a look at it and then I buy it and then I wake up and I woke up very happy from this dream.

And I think what it means is, number one, choose happiness and not to live in the negative headline. Number two, as a Jew, not to constantly be looking back to 1939, to Kristallnacht, to Germany, the Holocaust. We’re not in the Holocaust, we need to stop saying that.

And number three, we need to fight for our nation. The terrorists who are after us are not just after the Jews, they are after everyone. And their ideology has nothing to do with being a Muslim.

It has to do with basically wanting to take over and a lot of bad people in league together and using that as the fate. This is not a war against Islam. Be a proud American, be together with every other person who’s proud to be an American.

Don’t discriminate on the basis of religion and be strong. We’ll get through it with God’s help.

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