My remarks at NatCon Jerusalem. I'm grateful to @yhazony for the invitation, which I consider to be quite liberal of him! It may surprise people to hear, but my remarks were, on the whole, quite well received by the audience. I had many lovely interactions with participants and conference-goers alike. Some agreed with my take. Others less so. Several people brought up their appreciation for James Lindsay, which given the setting came as a surprise. The right is divided, but it is not at all clear that the future of the movement is yet set. Yoram is fostering conversations between the factions, which are in some cases bitterly divided. That is not to say he doesn't draw lines. His public comments regarding Tucker make that clear. Yoram and I likely disagree about where the boundaries are. Trying to be coalitional in a partisan moment is a thankless task. The path is fraught. But for my part, I will say that Yoram reached out to me, a man with whom he has disagreements, and invited me to his conference. He did so months ago, when I was still fresh off my public separation with Daily Wire. It was a particularly low moment for me, one in which it would have been very easy not to have acknowledged me. He did not ask me to speak on or to avoid any issue or topic. He just reached down to a bruised man and asked him to share his opinions, which I was honored to do. Of course, this is X, so feel free to fight it out in the comments! @NatConTalk