Emhoff, who has made combating antisemitism a top subject, made the remarks while recounting his recent trip to Eastern Europe during a discussion with Symone Sanders, a former aide to the vice president.

"I met one woman who was saved in the Holocaust in Germany, settled in Ukraine, and is now a refugee again back in Berlin," Emhoff recounted. "Hate is interconnected. You see it in the discourse in the country right now. You see it in the divide that we have. Just going to school meetings, you see that hate that is out there."

But the left is permitted to make these comparisons. Pedro Pascal, Carano's co-star on the Disney+ show The Mandalorian, repeated compared detaining illegal aliens sneaking across the border to concentration camps. Not a peep of controversy was heard.

I mean, the truth is that Disney+ actually fired Carano because she wouldn't use transgender pronouns (as Pedro Pascal eagerly did). So they looked for any excuse to fire her which would not call attention to their "Not-So-Secret Gay Agenda," or make the transgender extremists look like the bad guys.

So they blamed the Jews instead. I guess it's a classic for a reason, huh, Disney?

Meanwhile, Emhoff's " " " wife, " " " Kamala Harris, appeared on Stephen Colbert's Light Political Chat Show to do her second favorite thing, after babbling about "circles" and Venn Diagrams: babbling about how many world leaders she's met, and babbling about how Ron DeSantis just doesn't "understand the issues" like she does.