Douglas Murray says something that keeps even Piers Morgan quiet

It’s a rare day when Piers Morgan lets someone else have the microphone.

But that’s exactly what happened when British author and political commentator Douglas Murray went on a justified tirade about the inexplicable tolerance for pro-Hamas, pro-terrorism rallies occurring in Britain.

“As for the actual marches, look, I’m afraid the rules on this are very, very clear – you are not allowed to glorify terror or call for terror on the streets of Britain, and that existed before the 2006 Terrorism Act banned glorification, and it certainly exists now,” he told Morgan.

“If you stand on the streets of London calling for jihad, you are calling for terror, and that is actually a place where free speech is at its limit and is no longer permissible,” he continued.

At this point, Morgan attempted to interject, but Murray had more to say.

“Let me finish one other case,” he said, silencing Morgan. “You’re not allowed to stand on the streets of London and call for the murder of Jews or any other minority, and yet people have been getting away with this, and are the police arresting people? No, no they’re not.”

“Hundreds of thousands of people are out on the street who have been misinformed, and the education system and the cultural attaché has completely failed them so that they think up is down and good guys are bad guys, and they're celebrating this medieval barbarism,” says Dave Rubin, echoing Murray’s words.

“When you say ‘river to the sea,’ it is calling for genocide. When you target Jewish businesses or you go to specifically places where you know Jews or Israelis are, what should a liberal society do at that point? That is the precarious spot that we are at right now,” he laments.

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