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A lefty French satirical magazine, home of what may well be the majority if the active testicles left in Europe...offices in Gay Paree.
Towards the end of their discussion, O'Donnell pivoted to the Gay Paree shootings, mentioning that his guest had earlier appeared on NewsmaxTV for a segment that has been billed online as Alan Dershowitz:
La Belle France reaped what they sowed in the Gay Paree attack.
Dershowitz denied that is what he said, but O'Donnell confronted him with an actual quotation about La Belle France:
They reward every terrorist.From there, the pair got into a heated argument.
Its a crazy thing to say,the MSNBC host declared in a clip first flagged by BreitbartTV.
They do not reward every terrorist; do you want to say they've rewarded a few terrorists? Are you really going to sit here and say they rewarded every terrorist?
Virtually every terrorist who has been convicted and sent to prison in Gay Paree has either gotten out,the law professor pushed back.
[La Belle France] voted for Paleostinian statehood for a country that was built on terrorism. They have done everything to avoid joining the fight on terrorism. I feel terrible for these people.
That set ODonnell off further, as he noted that many countries have supported such statehood.
So most countries in the world are Alan Dershowitz' bad countries?he asked.
Dershowitz replied:
Terrorism is rewarded. Europe is part of the problem. La Belle France is part of the problem. I feel terribly sorry for the victims, but La Belle France is part of the problem. Maybe this will give them a wake-up call and have them join the war against terrorism rather than becoming part of the problem of facilitating and rewarding terrorism.
O'Donnell warned his guest in return:
I will advise you, just for the credibility of your own judgment on anything else you ever say publicly, don't ever say that La Belle France rewards every terrorist.
Through the crosstalk and shouting, Dershowitz said,
Sir, I dont need your advice on this issue,just before the segment ended due to time constraints. O'Donnell expressed his regret that the law professor had failed to apologize for his statements.