>> CENK: Now let me tell you a story that you probably haven't heard elsewhere.
Now, it's a fascinating story.
It's about terrorism in the Middle East.
You would think you might have heard about it.
This guy named Everett Adam Livix.
He went from the United States to Israel with a plot to blow up
holy sites.
Oh, my God.
He's gonna blow up the wailing wall.
I can't believe it.
He's gonna blow up some sort of church.
No, he was going to blow up mosques.
That's perhaps why you might not have heard of it.
Well, Everett Adam Livix was arrested in November and charged with weapons possession.
Okay, now, the weapons were bombs.
The indictment accused Livix of planning to blow up Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
So it's clear that this guy is a suspected terrorist.
He had the bombs.
They have the evidence that he talked to people about how he's
gonna blow up mosques.
They explained that --
that only seems fairly clear.
Okay.
So now why do I bring you this story?
First of all, because nobody else is bringing it to you and it's interesting, right?
Guy plan to blow up the most holy mosque in the world.
The ones that the Muslims find most sacred.
That might cause some issues if he did that.
First of all, he might have a lot of civilian deaths.
Second of all, there would be significant anger over that issue,
which might spill into more and more violence, which affects more Jews
in the area, more Muslims in the area and eventually all of us.
Now, a reason he might want to do that is it turns out you need to
rebuild a temple there.
And if you're a good fundamentalist Christian, you believe
that Jesus cannot return unless they rebuild the temple.
And it's convenient that the mosque happened to be in the area
where they need to rebuild the temple.
So if you just blow them up, maybe Jesus comes back quicker.
You see, it's only fundamentalist Muslims that are the problem, right?
Or it's just Muslims that are the problem.
Or could it be that it's fundamentalists of all the religions.
I know, I know.
I'm the bad guy.
But look at this story, right?
If it was a Muslim guy who was gonna blow up the Vatican,
you think you might have heard about it?
You think that might have been covered 24/7?
It was a Muslim guy who was going to plant bombs to blow up
the Wailing Wall.
You don't think that would have been all over the news?
It's a Christian guy who was gonna blow up mosque.
Let's not connect it to anything else.
When must sees do it, it's all connected.
They all have some sort of vulcan mind meld.
And they were talking to one another.
And they coordinate, right?
Even in places where it was proven that they didn't coordinate with anyone, right?
But when a Christian does it, immediately psychiatric evaluation.
He's obviously mentally ill.
'Cause no good Christian, no good Scotsman would ever do this, right?
All right.
So this is not the first time this has happened.
It's happened a couple times before.
It's usually for the same reason.
Jesus is coming back.
And when a Palestinian, for example, if we were doing a terrorist attack in that area,
because that's where Palestinians are.
Do they immediately do psychiatric evaluations and bring them to
medical institutions and try to bring them help?
No, not really, right?
But if a Christian does it, well, come on, man.
It's a oneoff thing.
He's crazy, of course.
Mental institution, psychiatric evaluation.
And whatever you do, do not cover this story.
Because it's just an isolated incident.
So, look, all the stories are interesting and they should all be covered.
And they should be covered in a just way and explain that yes
people who go to blow up things are usually crazy.
And yes, you should probably do a psychiatric evaluation of all of them.