The Divisive Guy

Good evening, good evening. Good evening. >> In sports, there are two types of players, Navey. There are two types of players in sports, Savary. There are certain players who know nothing of the history of their sport. They're even introduced to older players. The guys on the Mets, and like George Foster comes back to the locker room like, "Yo, I don't know you." Like and they give attitude like even, "You're a washed up. I don't care about you." It's a certain guy. And then there are the athletes that like they give respect as real. Like the old player comes and there's like a certain I always admire that second guy. Because it's a certain presentness. He's playing and making millions a year. People built this sport that allow him to play. And there's a beauty to like somebody who's just like present, who's aware. Like don't be dumb. Be aware. Be present. A big part of speaking, my son Maishy gave a problem in school. A big trick to speaking. If I would say the number one trick, I would tell everybody here the number one revelation good to see you. The number one trick, Alicia, to speaking. My son Maishy gave a shear today in the yeshiva. And we were talking about it. The number one and there are certainly techniques of shearum all that. The number one thing is be there. I'm sitting here right now. I ran a lot today. I've been in Boston. I've been back. Interviews. I want to be in front of the hevrusa. I want to be with you. Now, there I don't want to say tricks cuz tricks are stupid. I'm talking about like techniques. There are ideas, Yechiel, how do you make yourself present? By the way, feel your chair. Feel your chair. So nice, nice chair. See, the table's a little messy, but it's fun. It's like a nice type of mess, Shtickel. I always clash they be clean. There's there's something nice about this mess but I like like absorbing like get yourself comfortable be present. The number one thing to speaking is get yourself present. Who who asked me to speak? That's why say you should speak about the host. People start their speech are you this is like the worst. I don't know told me you're missing the you're being very formal. I promise that's not what meant. The words of a person you start with the honor of your host. So people like a very formal with that you're like missing out what are saying is who invited you. It's a very big thing when you speak absorb it. It's not what you the saying it means that you're like before you ask anybody else to be at your speech are you at your speech? You could come here you're running you're busy you're this like see you aren't there and you want people at your share also. not there Be present like like understand be present to something be there. The athlete who really shows up to his game says there's a history here. Somebody built my sport. The good the good I guarantee you people people are talking about this next guard. I guarantee you he knows old Knicks and respects them. I guarantee you. I've gotten like a feel the guy has some dignity you know he has some dignity. I guarantee you that he knows the old players and respects them. It's intelligent. You're part of a community. Hey, who built this community? It's not like a crazy when you're at a speech you start with the host who brought you here. Like that's how you come to the speech. It's not like are saying something intelligent you should ask what second I'm here. It's like a if somebody's getting married it's hard cuz you're nervous. You're speaking at a the first thing is you could relax. Who's making the Sheva Brachas? Who invited you? Who is What What do they want you to do here? Hmm. But like be present to it. It's hard, cuz your brain is racing. I'm speaking with Breathe. Breathe. Be present. I used to watch my Rebbi before he would talk in a speech. It was like elite. I can't prove this cuz it was no words. Whenever he spoke, there was a lot of silence at the beginning. The big people I know before they speak there's like a They never like come and speak. It's like whoa. I spoke in my daughter's school and I was rushing from here to go to the Bais Yaakov and I ran. It's like the No, I I let relaxed. All the girls are my friends' kids. It was like funny, right? With Sneaky's daughters were there. Other people. I'm not coming and you're speaking whoa. I like I looked around like my friends' kids. It was like so nice. Oh. Oh. You know, it was like all my friends' children are there. Absorb that. Be present to that and then you've arrived. Now you can ask people come. Let's Let's meet. I want to express to the guys you're in the Yeshiva. We can run. Somebody built this place. There are people We spoke yesterday at Valley. We had it was right Oberlander's yard site and we had a gathering in the Yeshiva. Easily it made it harder. I could have just gathered the Rebbi in myish. It actually made it harder to have the guys cuz the guys didn't know him. If we sat me, Reb Ezi, Reb Reb Russ, all the people that knew him, we could talk in a certain way cuz we're not like teaching each other who he was. We know who he was. It made it a little bit tricky. We're talking about guys who are not with us. So let me tell you a little about him. I wanted to like get lost in memories. When I think right Oberlander, I have a lot of happy memories, challenging memories, complicated, just amazing stuff we went through together for years running a Yeshiva for a decade. Seven years we ran the high school and years before we were running we were running we were running parts of the base medrash together. So there were memories and recollections. I A little bit I got lost and somebody pointed out, "Kayla, you're not here. I don't know what you just said." I was like, "Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm like I'm here. I'm back." Cuz they were asking for a speech. I didn't want to give a speech. But so why did we ask the whole Yeshiva to come this cuz I want guys to be present people. You're in a Yeshiva, people built your Yeshiva. I want to express I'm not saying this Reb Ari Mandel was how many years ago were you in Yeshiva, Reb Ari? Feels like five. You thought of us >> 25 >> I'm 27. You're like 24. So it's funny we say numbers. He was here 25 years ago. I want to express this. I'm not saying this. The Yeshiva is not walls. We're not the tables here. That's cute. That that's it it's true. It's part has this host this piece of wood to be here. The Yeshiva's people who've grown, who've invested. The Yeshiva's been a progression. There's a lot of collective wisdom here. A lot of collective experience, a lot of service, a lot of courage, a lot of tears, a lot of the stories here of people who like and together we've we've evolved, we've grown, we've been impacted. Reb Ari Mandel is one of the early guys in the Yeshiva who changed my life. And it's a middle it's a middle of going on. I'm not I'm not saying anything exaggerated. A kid was here today visiting the Yeshiva checking it out for next year. He lost his mind from this place. He said, "Who thought of this?" And the answer is no one person thought of this. It wouldn't be true. It's not true. Nobody like dreamed of this. I never dreamed of this. He asked me, "Did you plan this?" No. No. No. I definitely cared about people and care about people. And then we learned with the guys we're learning. We're in the middle. And what's it going to be? And we're just about We're growing. We're learning. We're studying. I met Ari I met I met Ari Garfield only a couple of years ago. And I'm changed I was talking to Hoodie. We were driving back from Boston. I talked about Ari's. From the biggest we've had here Ari Garfield. We have people real people growing, figuring out talk. I met Azriel only 2 years ago. We became close. And we're learning and we're learning and growing. I want to welcome Rav Ari Mendel back to Yeshiva. But I want you to know that you meet somebody in a secular school. I I want to say this. At least I want to express this. Graduation typically is one big farce. Because people let's say graduate in a secular school, take a math book. Who's the honorary at the graduation? The math book. You should put the math books in front. People just finished the math book. So mazel tov, kiss the math book. We should speak about the different math books that we learned. And they got a new group read the math book. And a new group. It's not about the people. It's about the curriculum. So the curriculum finished another year. People are People are They should sit up. You should sit up all the curriculum. I think should get it the front. We should hug and kiss, speak about how special the curriculum. The mamish the curriculum, the book did another year and another group read it. That's a secular school. Yeshiva's about people, about a person's journey. There's no books, no curriculum, none of that stuff. That's not the story. The story is Moishe. Moishe, you're the star. A week from Thursday night, I want to go celebrate you. Your journey of growth. He's a guy every day sitting at Shiur I sold him. Are you punished if you don't go to Shiur? Should I know is anybody paying you to go to Shiur? Do your parents give you some? Maybe there's like a Why do you go to share every day? >> I like it. >> I want to learn. I want to learn. Why does he go to share every day? I want to be there. It's something I get from it. It's your story. It's your story. You're finishing. That's a graduation. People who grew, who put in, who figured out. Here's a celebration of people. There's no curriculum. This stuff Have a curriculum, don't. It's people. It's people's story, people's journey. If they learn something this, they learn this book is We're not celebrating the books. We're celebrating people. People. Torah is is the marriage of a human being learning Torah. What it How it filters through the person. It's people. So, I want to express that Reb Aryeh When I introduce When a guy comes, it's not another guy who read the same book as you. When I talk an old older He's young. We're both still We're both still kids. I promise We're in the middle of our journey, struggling, figuring out. When somebody comes We yesterday had a day for Aryeh Oberlander. Aryeh was cuz did you Were you friends out Al Bachum He was already teaching here when you came. Is that true? Was he a bachur when you came? >> He was He wasn't married. He was a couple of >> Really? Amazing. He was here with Aryeh Oberlander's journey. So, I want to express and one day Nissim, when I introduce you one day in 10 years, you have a beautiful family. A guy sitting here, you impacted us. You didn't come study in a place. Your sincerity, your small I wanted a guy visiting Yeshiva. I call over bachrum when a guy visits. Why are you calling over a bachur? In a secular school, don't call anybody over. Show them the math book. This is the book we read. Who you are, who he is. Here, I bring Nissim over. I want a guy to meet There's There's people's stories. That's what the Yeshiva is. People's stories. That's what the Yeshiva is. So, I want to express I want to welcome Reb Aryeh Mendel back home. He's made me statta. >> [applause] >> I want to I'm telling you. The Mendel family the MS the Mendel family the amount they the amount they've given the Yeshiva Reb Aryeh's family. Reb Aryeh's father gave up his life being there for Yidden. He gave up his life. He was our sole member who was there constantly for Yidden. Mamish was there for Yidden. Many Tzadikin and Gedoilim he was there and many Yidden he helped and was involved with. This Yeshivi helped out a lot. Used to have a parlor meeting yearly in Reb Beinish Mendel's house in Reb Aryeh's house. Yearly was hosted. The mama the holy mama she she should be gezunt to live many years. Mrs. Mendel has hosted guys hundreds of times hundreds hundreds of times. Many of our guys there Shabbos seudos Shabbos Pesach for years she's hosted guys in Yeshiva Pesach. This is like a family that's connected in a very very deep way to the Yeshiva. It's amazing how many years the Beis Medrash the Mesivta Reb Overlander's journey how many years the Mendel family they're Kohanim the Kohanim Gedolim. It's funny that that always Yitzy Mendel led the Kohanim here. Somebody recently said we have to like practice the the the songs cuz we lost our Kein Godol Yitzy's not here. Yitzy was a poshit that helped to organize. There's always one Kein who like make sure everybody's on the same pitch. Otherwise you have a guy saying shalom two guys are still in the middle of singing a third guy that's like a little So one of the guys One of the one of the Kohanim said to me we need like a choir practice or he said Rebbi appoint a Kein Godol. Like appoint one of the Kohanim to be a Kein Godol cuz Yitzy was our Kein Godol. One one of the Kohanim said to me Harry. So I really want to appreciate that Aryeh is back in Yeshiva. It's a joy to have you here. What you built, you have a chelek. A guy grows in life, you put in your sincerity, you have a chelek years to come of guys growth here. You came, you developed, you learned by your rebbe, also made a rebbe. I want to express this also. We're seeing right Sultan's a massive impact in Yeshiva. The guys make the rebbe. It's It's always funny to me. It says a salecha rav. Should say learn by you. What's I say? In a certain way, the Talmud builds the rebbe. The Talmud builds the rebbe. I told guys, tell me if you ask him Ari, guys in the Yeshiva in Baltimore looking for a rav right now. I told them, don't get a finished product. That's not a good idea. Get a rav you make. Somebody A bocher in this Yeshiva told his grandfather, his grandfather said to him, "No, no, why aren't you married yet?" So he said, "I'm looking for grandma." The grandma is in Olam Ha'Emes and she had a big Vegas. So he said, "I'm looking for grandma." So the zaida said, "You don't marry grandma, you make grandma." Something so deep and true. It's true. You don't marry grandma, you make grandma. By respecting, by appreciating. You don't You don't hire a rav. If somebody could hire, I'm not talking about age. Talking about a grown The worst chill people think like a certain famous rav, if we could get him, it'd be bad for you. He's already made, he won't grow with you. That's a It's a bad chill. The best rabbonim The best rabbonim make mistakes and they grow up with their shul. That The best couples grow up together. My wife and I grew up together. We made mistakes, we figured out. You grow up. It's called ishas nurim. You grow up together, you make each other, you don't find each other. You build each other. That's the best shidduch. If you're looking for a rav, don't make the mistake, Moishe. You don't look for the finish Oh, that famous rav, you You want him. Unless he's able to make mistakes again and be a baby again. If he's willing to It's not an age thing. If he's willing not to know and willing I begged our guys in Baltimore I rehire a rav who's mom young is going to and together build each other. You build him, he'll build you. The guys in Yeshiva are saying build your rebbe. Moishe gets credit. I was I was driving with Hoodie. They built Rabbi Silverman. Rabbi Silverman's big. Together Rabbi Russ's talmidim. It's not a It's not a It's not a It's a compliment. It's not They built Rabbi Russ. Rabbi Russ built them. They built each other. You build the rebbe and together you build with. You build with. You build with. Talmidim Rabbi Mechaberai Rabbi Oise Mechaberai Talmidim comes as a press. People learning from each other. So you've just been part of a very very part of the journey of the Yeshiva. I'm thankful you're home Reb Aryeh. I'm thankful May Moishe He's sweet. He belongs to the Mendel family. Sweet like sugar. And he's cool and he's fun. So [applause] I'm glad you made me thank you for bringing the cake. I want to share I owe music to Aryeh but I gave I need a first share. I do want to give music to Aryeh but I want to Gabe it's right here. >> Okay. >> I still can't get over that Justin Bieber made a song Gabe Gabe Gabe. All about Gabe. And he calls him Gabe. I'm like I thought I was the only one. I'm like >> [laughter] >> But uh You heard his song Gabe Gabe Gabe? What? >> I asked. >> Okay, yeah. The kids are is Leli. Yechiel I want you to hear this Gemara. I want to learn a Gemara with the chevre one piece. We're not even doing the whole Gemara. I want one piece of Gemara. It's late in the year. It would be wrong Aryeh. The year shouldn't finish without studying this Gemara. It's a Gemara Gittin samach beis amud open and it says as follows. Reb Huna Reb Hista Yosfi to my run. Reb Huna Reb Hista are sitting. They're sitting. To my run Reb Huna Reb Hista follow us on Ganeva and a man passes by Ganeva this year the year passes by and his name is Ganeva. Ganeva funny name it's a It's funny when I met the year next door. When I met my my cousin Shalom Levy shop Grushensky Shalom Grushensky next door the farmer next door so he tells me I asked him if there other year in Durham he said very not very little he's been here only 65 years in Durham. So I said he said talk he says yeah yeah yeah there was one guy he was a gunner. He said there was one other year he was a gunner I don't he said he was a thief. So there was one other year he was a thief. I don't believe he was a thief the guy himself didn't don't steal. So I said He wasn't a thief but the guy himself he said there was one other year he was a thief he lived up the block and told me he was a thief. It just remind me his name Ganeva such an interesting name gunner but Ganeva his name was Ganeva. What? Geneva there's such a place it's funny. Geneva Ganeva maybe the city's named the good good as well. So there was a year Reb Huna and Reb Hista are sitting and Ganeva this year passes by whose name is Ganeva. I'm really sad with Gabriel. So one of them gave listen to this Gamara Gabriel. So Gabriel listen to the Gamara so to my run are sitting there Reb Hista Reb Huna David listen to this Gamara David. Reb Hista Reb Huna Reb Hista are sitting and the Ganeva Ganeva comes by this year. Amarley had a havray Yechiel. So, one of them says to the other, "Nay come a come a let's stand up for him." De bar or you know he's a talmud chacham. It's a mitzvah de oraisa. Va dar ta pnei zaken it is a chiyuv. It's a light. It's an opportunity of connection to Hashem. Talmud chacham comes into the room you rise, you stand up. So, one says Akiva that's the halacha. Va dar ta pnei zaken it's a mitzvah. It's an opportunity to connect to God. It's a light. It's a tzivui. It's a chance to connect to Hashem. Chiyuv. That a talmud chacham walks into the room you have to stand up. So, Ganeva's passing by as Rav Huna says one says to the other, "Let us stand up for him." De bar or you know he's a talmud chacham. Nay come a come a let's stand up for him as the halacha dictates. So, one says to the other, "Let's stand up." Now, you can ask like why do you have to say that to the other one? Could be the other one didn't see him. We have an opportunity a talmud chacham here let's rise. You stand to mitzvah de oraisa to stand for the talmud chacham. The way I understand the mitzvah de oraisa the simple is you're giving respect. You're standing. Why is that like the respect stand up for the talmud chacham? All rise. Like what is that? What is that the talmud chacham walks in and you stand? >> by that. >> That's what I think they've excellent. I think that the inyan is somebody walks in and we just keep going. Woah. Woah. Woah. >> Woah. Hey hey hey hey hey. >> I didn't there was no timing but say they were all moved by big time. They came to Yeshiva and they didn't pack. Somebody walks in and you don't move is like a shtickel irrelevant to me. I'm I'm busy you know. It's not necessarily relevant. A talmud chacham comes into the room you rise means he's relevant to me. It means my life doesn't just get to Woah, Talmud Chacham say relevance. It's relevant to me. Whatever you say pshat, you could say your own pshat, Ezra. The halacha is a Talmud Chacham comes in to mitzvah derabbanan. Hidur panim zaken, Chazal teach us in Maseches Kiddushin, a zaken is zachan chachma. This person acquired wisdom. So, a Talmud Chacham walks in, it kayam of the mitzvah derabbanan, we rise. We're yidden, we stand up. You're at a chasana and they call up They call up a rav, a chashuv rav, Rebbe Yisrael Broidy, Mit Kresk. So, what do you do when he walks by? Stand up. I can get up. Hidur panim zaken mitzvah derabbanan, we're born for mitzvahs. It's a big light. Kavod haTalmud Chacham, kavod haTorah, kavod haTalmud Chacham. You stand up. That's what a yid does. So, Kanievsky is walking by, so Reb Chaim and Reb Chaim one says to the other, "Nu, let's stand up. Mitzvah derabbanan." On my way, he says back U'mikam maypalganekum? Should we stand up in front of a divisive person? He's divisive. Divisive means he causes machlokes. He's not somebody who unites. He divides. Palga, he's a divisive person. Wherever he goes, he causes division. There people that are divisive. So, don't stand up. It's crazy. Pela. It's a mitzvah derabbanan, hidur panim zaken. So, amazing Gemara getting some pace. It's a wild Gemara Yechiel. There's an absolute mitzvah derabbanan to stand up for a Talmud Chacham. Says the Gemara back, if the person's divisive, the person's a palga, wherever they go, there's like machlokes, don't stand up. And that Somehow that calls into question the Torah they learned. Amazing Gemara. Yehuda Zapella, there's an absolute mitzvah d'oraita of pnei zaken to stand up for a talmid chacham is a mitzvah d'oraita. Comes the Gemara getting some of base amud aleph. And they wanted to stand up. One of the amora'im said, "No, Kanievsky is a big talmid chacham. Stand up talmid chacham." The other one said back, "Ari, he's divisive, palga." Palga means he makes machlokes, he's divisive. He causes it's like a taya'lus. Taya'lus the Torah is shaila. He said, "Don't stand up for him. Don't stand up. He's a palga." It's amazing that the vice dice, amazing. It doesn't say it's not something that he means he loses the right of the mitzvah d'oraita of pnei zaken, he lose Ari said, "What do you mean he's a talmid chacham?" It's a pella. It's a wild This is Gemara again, I'm not making this up. Anybody could study it, some of base amud pella. He's a talmid chacham and he stayed talking in the Torah of pnei zaken b'mi chabura talmid chacham. If he's divisive then he's not Torah-dik. So clearly, and I keep it stating a fact, that just knowing the Torah is not enough. Clearly, because if if just knowing it may he's a big scholar like Ari like the chevra is asking, he didn't he it doesn't challenge his scholarship. Clearly, in the world of scholarship he was enough to be considered a learned person. But if he's divisive the Gemara is saying you don't stand up for him, then he's not connected to his Torah. This is like a crazy window. I told the chevra that Rav Volbe when he stuck when he summed up Torah. Rav Volbe who knew Torah a lot said it's an oilam ha'yedida, it's a world of friendship. This would be a crazy source to Rav Volbe. Rav Volbe, you read this Gemara, it's wild. Here That that it seems that where he went there was machlokes, that people like that. In his wake, there was always debates and disunion. That's what this person sowed. That's this person created. And says the Gemara, "Oiva Zai, we shouldn't stand up for him." Then he's not called a He doesn't have that halachas. He's not an absorber of Torah. Which shows something to us that the world of Torah brings closeness. Olam HaYedidus, Rebbe describes the world of Torah that it brings people close. Does anybody know another name in Shas for a talmid chacham? Reuven Yona, you're a talmid chacham, please tell the chevra in Shas what is a talmid chacham called. Chaver. Crazy. I want you to know, Sakiva. Avraham, I need you to know this. We call somebody a talmid chacham. In Shas, you know what a talmid chacham is called? Chaver, a friend. That's they're called. Chaveira means a talmid chacham in Shas. Chaver ain Sara Chazra means a talmid chacham. Chaver means a talmid chacham in Shas. Isn't that weird? He's called a chaver. That's weird. Why is he called a friend? Something about Torah, about a person who absorbs Torah unites. He's called a friend. He's called somebody chever. He creates connection. Amazingly, amazingly, talmidei chachamim in this Gemara it says "Kaif l'Shalom." You say shalom twice to a talmid chacham. You're supposed to say shalom shalom, like a double. What's the shalom? Cuz they're sources of of of shalom. They're producers of peace. Talmidei chachamim cause union, cause connection. If you see it I I have met not many not many. I have seen people who are scholars. I've seen not not many. Usually it's not this way. I have seen a scholar who's divisive. Wherever he goes, there's like machlokes. I don't know if I would stand up. While you're there, while you're there. It's not It's not a key of Tyra. I'll tell you who I'm talking I'm just kidding. >> [laughter] >> You don't say names. Think guy I'm their people where they go they sow discord. Where they go they make machlokes. They create. I Well, not you know. You want You want me to give it I can give a name. I don't want to give a name. I didn't want to say I don't want to rip the guy. I can give a name. You never met people that that in their presence they cause division. They cause machlokes. They cause dis That wouldn't cause saying you could have shittiest people have funny shittiest so. What causes It's I love you guys. The guys are challenging. So, what is that? What's that made of? What's like the They want examples of what Like what do you Who is that person that causes division? What is that like under It's a good I like it. I like what you're asking. What is that? There is I want to think about it. I I love the guys they're like Kayla sure. I I want to ask I want to tell you that I'm not sure. I want to think about it. He's giving a name. Akiva, you're giving him a name? Uh I thought he's telling him a name like a guy Akiva's the opposite. You told that to a person who brings UNITY [applause] IS AKIVA. BEMIS it's I want to hear Bemis Always when you want to study something study its opposite my ish. You can picture people put them in a dorm and more people are close. They They They unite people. They bring people together. I I want to think about it. My shalom. I MS want to think cuz it's a good question. Like what is that? Like what are we talking about, especially with Tom and Geneva was a person. So what was it? He's a divisive match. I I want to I want to ask I want to ask Ari cuz most of I want to Ari and Mahol to share with us. What would you say is the meter that makes somebody divisive? I like you guys are so cool and you don't settle. I like being shallow sometimes. And I hang out with guys that are not shallow. So my shallow and Kiva want to know so who is what is that person? It's funny they said on Geneva is divisive. And somehow he's divisive says he's not a Tom and Mahol. So what is that person do that creates my like us? What is that? Who's the soul of of my Who's like the one in their wake? It's so funny cuz I'm I'm picturing somebody. I want to like study him now. Who is the person in his wake people argue? Whatever they leave, oh my gosh, that's like when they're around, oh no. Like >> What does that guy doing? >> What's he That's such a good question. I I'm really curious, Ari. I need like a pause. Can we have a time out like a game do four songs? I want to think. One second. One second. One second. But I want to hear from Mahol. I want to hear from Avi. I want to hear from Let me just absorb for a minute. It's a good question. Who is that What does that look like? Called Geneva divisive and he has that meter he's not tired. >> He uses his tired. >> What's that What's that I I want to get I want to get it. One second. One second. Right, Russ. What would the person look like that would create division? What would that What would What would What would be the Geneva is a palga. He's a pal my like us. What is that? What's Who's somebody like creates machlokes? What What would be If you stand by your belief, you can't blame a person who actually has shittas. But it sounds like he >> [laughter] >> That what? That what? That doesn't make machlokes. But people like but but that I It's funny. I like this. This is good. There is So I say we all would stand up for we're masking. So they're asking in his sheer room the guys are slugging it out. But do people respect each other in that room? So that's not a palga. >> [laughter] >> Heavy debate, heavy conversation. That's That's I would never I would never call them divisive. At the end of the day does his Does his group like each other? So then well who's that person? You're right. He's Anybody strong about something will have like People have shittas. You're allowed to have shittas. And I love a good debate. In that room the guys are beating each other up. I'd never call divisive. Right Russ, what's the word of the divisive man? I need to ask somebody who's like the furthest from it. Avi, what are your tie knobs? So I love that you're asking because it to me it reminds me of what My Shana Kiva said. He's right that big people as real with controversial They They had big shittas. That's not divisive. They could even hold each other. They had a strong shitta. Any But the Rambam brought claw Yisrael together ultimately. It says It says Hashem darkeish when Hashem likes the ways of man gam oivin yashlimeta even his enemies make up with him. But to me I see on big people, you had a big They describe Rabbi Rabbi Schmelman, the guys love each other. It's good debates. But then this ahava, this love, the same there's a chiddush. Who's the one who's divisive? I know. There was definitely There was definitely I do want to say that everybody did shuva. Svaram were written on the shuva that they did. Everybody worked its way. Yeah, yeah, it was a chiddush tikasheita. But you see what it created in its midst is nothing short of this. I agree like what they're describing is there people Anybody who has a strong shita there's going to be some healthy discussion. But what what what what's left is What do you say, Ari? What's that going to look like? It's funny It's funny to say that, Ari. I feel terrible talk in this term you're allowed to talk about a Russia. I don't want to say his name here, the head of the Nazi party. I want to say his name. He was known It's a style of leadership, by the way. The head of the Nazi party would and I've seen this style people who are not as evil he would purposely get his people working from all to hate each other. He wanted them hating each other. It was a way of maintaining power. Nobody was too comfortable. So he purposely would pit one against the other. He was insecure. So then he needed people if everybody around him all gets along, he was afraid they would topple him. So almost like maintain his power, he would get people. He would say to this one bad about that. And this, so everybody was un- un- uneasy and everybody was suspicious. It's a leadership style. I have seen people not as evil do it in subtle ways, get people not to like each other. It's a way of maintaining There's something about that of maintaining your power, of having the people around you not trust each other. It's a leadership style, believe it or not. People that the evil person was known for this. People less evil were just a little insecure, create You've ever heard of secessionary? People run things that get people against each other where keeps things Nobody's too strong. Nobody's too secure. It's a leadership style. That's what it reminds me mayor. >> I don't know how true it is. A lot of times, you know, it's not like it's not like amongst like big island, not all the time that And a lot of times It's very elusive >> I like where you asking mayor. I don't like I don't want to force an agenda here. Mayor is saying that I know Mahlik and Gidolem and of course division. I'm not I'm not trying to pretend anything to anybody. I can express that the Tzadikkim typically we followed were going to unification of people, people uniting typically. I can't if you if you tell me a story that was different, we have to study that. The typical. Even cases of Tzadikkim where there was some division, the long-term thing to me seems people united, people worked out. They're temporary things, but Birtzas Hashem Darkei Yishkam Oyvev Yishlam Me'od, usually there's a coming together. Could there be an exception? Could there be humaness? Could there be a mistake? Hillel and Shammai ultimately caused Emes v'Shalom v'Ahava, they married each other. They it produced We had many Tzadikkim what? >> Sorry it was a blast. What are you going to do? This is very elusive this guy. What what they're trying to do. I think the one >> Somehow this is what this is what this is This is this is Yeah. Reuven Yona No, no, no. No, no, no. I like it. I like Reuven Yona. I like the way she is. Could I could I could I give words? Tell me if I'm aptly saying what you're saying. If I'm not, correct me. Cuz I don't want to be guilty. You said something good. If I could share something if I could share something with the chevra on this subject to answer your question. Yeah, I I want to express something. What Maish said, I think Reuven Yona is saying the same thing, but I want you to call me out if not. What's the palga? Who's the divisive person? So, I want to express like this and I want to tell you about this. Every single base madrish in the world, including the one you're sitting in now, we're studying truths. They would tell me about Rabbi Silverman share. Every base mesh and we We have a few. We have a base madrasher, Rabbi Shapiro's base madrasher. And right Shapiro has a whole tire that he gives over. Rabbi Ross has a tire here. He's something he's about Akiva would describe something to me about Rabbi Ross. Describe something amazing. He said it's rare to sit by your share. Said I'm sitting by your Rabbi who wants to hear. So everybody wants to say their thing. Said he really wants to hear. That's the Your way to go. I listened enough Keno. You guys paid the price you said. Now you're going to listen to me. A guy once said to me a guy once said [clears throat] to me he said I've listened to hundreds of hours of sheerum. You owe me to listen to me. Like I've listened enough to you. You listen to me. It's a good point like Kaelish you spoke so much listen a bit. Akiva said about Rabbi Ross's sheer that I've never in my life seen a Rabbi who sits down and wants to hear. Akiva going on. It's brilliant. It's like that's a base madrasher. There's a whole base madrasher in that. That's crazy. Can you I never heard of this sheerum. Akiva said I never met a Rabbi in my life sits down in a sheer and what he wants is to hear. That's filled. That's a base madrasher. That's There's a base madrasher in there learning a tire. That's a tire for itself. You think like you think at a certain point of the year Rabbi Ross would stand up and say every I'm pardon my English. He would say the S the S or shut up everybody. I listened to half now you'll listen to me. Akiva's like we're waiting for Rabbi Ross. Can you imagine he stands up? He says Dahay enough. You I've heard about this team that team you're enough. Now my turn. No. So you go to the end of the year he wants to hear. Wants to hear. That's Akiva said that's a Rabbi I want to hear from. And boy do we hear. It's that there's a base madrasher here. Base madrasher next door there's a base madrasher Rabbi Silverman. Rabbi Wisnicki Rabbi Katz. I went on a walk with a bachur who was describing to me Rabbi Katz's base madrasher amazing. There's a Rabbi Braunstein base madrasher Rabbi Son's base madrasher. It's base managers with a tire with and people are studying truth. There's truth there. My son Ari, you look at these guys Reuben Yaina, they've come from a base madrish. Right here is base madrish, right races base madrish. Like mamesh with truth. I have seen one thing and this to me is divisive. And I think Reuben Yona is saying this, I think. Tell me if it if it if it rings. Whenever you're studying truth, the danger of thinking you have the only truth. The tire is big. Very big and taste the truth in context of a big truth. The when places I've not seen this a lot in my life. I've seen this a couple of times in my life. I'm going to use a place not a yeshiva because it it there was one so rehab somewhere. The guy would say over and over and over nothing else in the world works. I have the only truth. He was a brilliant guy who just came to this base madrish. The head came here. I met him. He was brilliant. He was a horrible human being. He was a big Russia. One man's opinion. I I mean not sending this shihur out. I don't want to announce him as such. But but no, whoever is in charge is not going out. Erase this line. I did not find I found him to be a troubled human being and the and people left him eventually. What queued me at first that there was something wrong the first he was brilliant. He sat here, he said bro I spoke to him for a long time. What queued me something was off, he said there's not truth anywhere else. >> Really? >> You're you're done. You're done I'm done with you. There's not truth that's about God, you're divisive. You have an emes? Anybody to say that not we say by by the way. Gochum by time. People have truths. Ever have a sense, especially tire is a world of truth. Tyra, you're dipping into a world of truth. When you see the truth that every human being has a ice of Tyra, has a Tyra like of Tyra, and you see it as such, and you have your truth, but there's room for others truths, so then give all the your Tyra your Tyra the command. At the point that you've taken, and this is the only truth, you're pal God. Be very wary. I once said such a base match. You don't usually say it. I wouldn't stand up for the Tyra there. Where it was a sense everything else is bad. That's That's That's a pal God. That's the vice. That's crazy. That's crazy. I like Yeshiva. Every Yeshiva has such a truth. Hafetz Chaim, Philly, Chaim Berlin, crazy truth. Crazy. Don't lock yourself away from it. Taste your own. Have your Messiah. Don't freeze yourself. Don't Don't exclude yourself. We gather here today. It's one of the last days of master of the year. And I want to share things with the Tyra. I want to express we have a Tyra here. Don't ever Don't ever exclude anybody else's truth ever. You're a pal God. You're divisive then. There's a pagan in your very Tyra when you do that. When somebody tastes truth, there's a danger to do this. I don't know who ever was. And my son Akiva said we want to meet him. I want to meet him, too, cuz I want to learn what not to be. But I want to express he tasted truth, but somehow we felt he has the only truth. That's pal God. That's divisive. I sometimes hear Did you ever hear Democrats or Republican argue? I cannot stand when people say Democrats, they're social There's a lot of truth in Democrat. There's a lot of truth in Republican. I don't mind that somebody is Republican and feels a certain truth that's his neshama, don't say the whole other side is all shekker. That's so ridicu- That's That's like silly. It's really silly. Really. Be a Be a fiery Republican and say overall the Democratic Party is not where you go. They have no truth there? None? You have the monopoly of the whole truth? That's a crazy. You're crazy to say that. That's a palgous. It's a divisive human being. You've tasted emes kevaldo, kevaldo. Hold on to your emes. Enjoy your emes. There's no There's no pieces There's no hello with hello and a fiery hello. And argued on Shammai. He acknowledged space for a Shammai. At the point you're a palgous, you're divisive, you have the only truth is the way I'm explaining it, then your Torah is in question. I have seen this. I I haven't seen it commonly, but I've seen echoes of this. Be careful. When you taste the truth, everybody every base madras carries a secret. The guys in Rabbi in Rabbi Sol Mansour walk around with a secret. There's a certain presentness unforced to see a place that's that's the opposite. Shekker? Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Grab your emes and carry it. Don't passel everything else. That's a palgous. That's a divisive person. At the point your emes excludes everybody and passels, you're a palgous, then even the emes you have is feltzuch. It's missing. It's good to have emes. Hold on and celebrate your emes. Don't knock everything else. That's a palgous. That's a divisive person. That's what I want to say, Ari. I'm admitting I'm coming with an agenda. I'm admitting. I think this Klal Yisrael has to be united. We have so much truth in our people. And I have an agenda. We can't passel the other. We can't. We can't. We have to find the space for the entirety of our people. Don't be Except for him. That's good. >> What? >> Yeah. >> He has to say that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's not a time to talk. We need parcels. He's not an absorption of truth. He's not a >> He's not a time to talk. He's not >> This >> He's not a time to talk. >> This is not an absorption of a um Rebbe Nachman of Breslov idea I'm saying was what you was connected Was that? I know I Yeah. Yeah. It's my I like the way you said it. I like what you said about What do you say, Ari? It's interesting, right? Very interesting. Dip into truth and celebrate truth. Don't Don't parcel in your wake and having something if everything's parcel. You come with a truth and let's say a place didn't have that aspect. If you parcel, then we can't get the light that we need. The light that we need is tzimtzum. We need Pnei Menachem with Breslov with with with Chofetz Chaim or like that light tzimtzum. At the point this light knocks that light, which knocks, so then we're going to be in the dark. We need the light tzimtzum. You have something, so then in light of what you have you you actually be secure to see what that is and that is and the light tzimtzum. For sure. For sure. The contrast and to say the light I give, Hillel said to Shammai have a light that I don't see by you. And Sham But he also acknowledged he has a light he doesn't see by me. And then together we get Hillel and Shammai. Emes v'Shalom ahevei, we could have them both. So yeah, Hillel was shocked that Shammai didn't have a light. Chofetz Chaim was shocked that there's a light the rest of the world doesn't have and they have a light and incorporate and let's and then we and then and then that light with this we need all the lights to summon all the lights together about God leaves no room for the other light. That's what I'm that's what I'm suggesting. I don't know I'm right. I don't want to I don't want to block out any other light. It's one human being I'm trying to learn I have the same questions. I love that Akiva and Moshe you guys are meant for Torah. I love that they say about God divisive what is that? Like show me tell me a guy who's like what are you talking about? I promise you that's how you supposed to learn. You're both tired that could be like beg you learn Torah keep learning Torah. That's how you learn. I don't know the answer. So any is divisive you can learn a childish. I'm giving a certain picture that I bumped into my life. I bumped in what really once in my life I saw a base madras they said there's no truth that it was like it was like famous in the base madras there was a bit of any other truth. It made me like skeptical I don't I you probably don't have truth. I'm not standing up for that Torah. If there's a light then there are other lights then there's there's there's if it's the only mocking making fun no other lights that's about God that's divisive. That's that's exclusion it's not true. People have a big question MS to every I see a group of going I think they have a light. I mean they have a you're foolish no they're nothing. There's a light of course let alone there's a light that don't knock a base madras a community don't nothing they're all just searching and they're in the dark only you find light that's not you have a light that you and you can contrast and share and be frustrated that others don't see your light and fight for your light and express your light and go to war for it. Knowing that this light also has to be seen, your light must be seen. The world's dark without your light. Fight for your life. Express your light. Bring it out, your light. And leave room for his light. A palga only has his light. That's what I'm I don't know I'm right. I don't want to be a pretend cuz I don't know in the Gamara, but the Gamara describes a Talmud chacham sayad emes, but he's divisive. What is that? I'm claiming that wasn't room for any other emes. There was only his ice. That's the palga. That's divisive. Wherever you go, there's it's only this light. No other lights. That's divisive by its essence. That's divisive cuz there are other lights. Hillel fought for the light of Hillel, but he knew there was a Shammai. That's That's what I'm bringing out. This this rehab ended up everybody there like rebelled. It was a cult. It was crazy stuff. I want to say I'm being telling you a story that would clue me that something was off is the man was telling me like nobody else has truth. I was like looking at the guy like that's that's a crazy thing to say. I'm like what Why would you think You You want to say you have a certain thing to bring that's missing They have a different emes that No emes else There was a certain bitel of any other emes. Do you know what I mean, R' Leib? I don't know I don't know if everybody's bumped into such a thing in the extreme. There's subtle and I agree he could say it's it's subtle because you could say you have a certain chiddush. Anytime you have a chiddush, the world doesn't know your chiddush. It's your chiddush. Everybody hears an ice. The world doesn't know your ice. But no, he's an ice, too. To tell me there're no other ices It's I'm stupid. It's I wish I wish this guy was here now. Maybe not. But I wish he was here. I'd have him speak to you. You'd hear what I mean. You ever bumped into this irony, the extreme of it? There's a sense only this nowhere else has. There's no truth anywhere? None? Where do you attain your life, Eli? Not I want to hear, I want to hear. Share your light. Loud. Being what? And what Yeah. >> Maybe it's like even maybe more more shalom, not more but like Like now it's like not like I'm not I'm agreeing out what you believe in to be I believe in the same thing. I believe in our side, we believe in the Torah. I'm not bringing out but you're just not not lighting it up. That's how we all like told >> I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that. I like that vision and that picture. But that acknowledges that there's light by everybody. It acknowledges that. And you know I mean we can each bring out my light can bring out his light. That that's You've ever encountered the world I'm describing echoes of it. There levels. I'm I'm like thinking the extreme helps me picture what I'm talking. You've ever acknowledged that you ever came into contact with such a thing? I've seen it rarely in my life the extreme. Wow. It's the most divisive. When you're part of that, there's a club that only Yeah. Yeah. I've seen it twice in a real but I saw in the Yeshiva a very small not a famous not I've seen it twice in my life. It was like a mocking of everybody else. A sense that there's no truth elsewhere. I don't I think they have some truth. I don't agree with that at all. There's billions of people out there. Christianity found some truth. They found But this is Don't don't don't look at it that I'm I'm not I'm not coming to criticize you, Rebbe. Only MS. Christianity came from Judaism. Of course they have MS. They have some MS. They have the same people have mis- They have mistakes. Of course. Hashem has one Hashem. But Christianity where Hirsch says there's a spark of the Messiah, they found some truth from Yiddishkeit. Judeo-Christian values from Yiddishkeit. Nobody Nobody looks at a anybody and says they're all a bunch of stupid The world's done. You don't Why would anybody That's crazy. Don't listen to that. I don't don't know I don't want to My share what I'm saying. It's not It's not It's a They're light They're light of light. People can have confusion. They have certain done. They need our light. Trust me. Klal Yisrael has MS. And Klal Yisrael's job is meant to be a light to the nations. But to just say everybody Why Why do we go to to pick up and Rebbe Nachman says it's cuz there's truths by the and we pick up those truths. There's some things It's to say it's all garbage. Has v'shalom. We don't We don't We don't look at it that way. It's not It's not how we look at it that way. Hashem's not laughing at the whole world. It's not like a mockery. They're human beings. No mesh. I don't I don't think that way, Levi. Am I saying anything so contra- I think some youngsters get confused by this. But I know I know, hear what you're saying. What the re It's not even a problem. The Rebbe's light, but There's light. There's light. There's a world of light, and then And I I hear what you're saying because he's trying to like moon that sun. So, this I don't care the extreme focus and the belief that's for sure. But that But there's there's light. There's space for light. There's a palga where there's no space for other light. That's This is what I wanted to share this with the chevre. Nobody's meshuba to my shad. I would be mamesh this palga. I'm saying what I understand this gemara. This is where right now I understand this gemara. Is Gabe still here? Where's Gabe? >> Wait a minute. >> Shloime left already. Where's Shloime? They played the chevre played baseball today? Who won? Where did Dovid Did you win? Dovid Block won. I'm thankful. What score did you win? A three-run homer to win it? Akiva, you came in SO MODEST. >> [applause] >> YOU CAME in Akiva. I want Menachem. I want Menachem come up and sing. Bring your guitar. Menachem, sing 1 second. Menachem is singing for the chevre. 1 second. Menachem, bring your guitar. I want you to sing. Yes. Let's do it soon cuz I want to get some music. Let's do it soon. First chevre. What? >> I don't think Harry Mandel ever heard Harry Nose his name. >> I'm going to call up Gabe in a minute. >> Hey, Ari. Akiva hit three run homers in the game. He came in before Menachem sang. A couple of things. Akiva Brummer came in the year of all madness. He didn't tell us he hit a three run homer, a walk-off homer. >> [applause] [cheering] >> Tonight, Kever. 8:30 tonight will be 8:30 tonight is a concert I bring in Matisyahu. You don't want to miss it. Chaim and Gurevich. I want to express the closeness of the two brothers, the mutual respect. IT'S AN HONOR. >> [cheering] [applause] >> TO EVER WATCH, LET alone that they sing beautifully, to ever watch the two brothers sing together and perform together is a treat. 8:30 healing tonight in the base medrish, in the annex, right? Be there 8:30 tonight, Chaim and Chaim and will be performing at 8:30 tonight in the annex. I want to ask, Ari's here. I don't want to be weird. Not to greet him with music would be weird. But not being weird anymore no more. What song do you feel you want to sing? Something that this man I want to express Menachem tons to say about Menachem. His mother is going through a medical situation. She had a transplant. The loyalty of Menachem to his mama in a minute. The amount of times he's run from here to get a guy to drive 4 hours not so easy. In a minute he's dropped everything to be with his mother. What you have been there the loyal son is incredible and I thank him and I congratulate him. [applause] He's going to play a song he wrote about his mama. If everybody please could give it respect. Shh. This is a song Menachem wrote about the situation he's presently in. The chevra can give it up. >> So I wrote this song with uh I wrote this song with Gabriel Katz. Um we we had we had a low part. We didn't have a low part. We don't really have a low part. It's it's a very in the making. Um but I've kind of fiddled around with the high part to make it to work with it. So I'm going to kind of just slowly go into the high part with it. >> [music] [music] >> Oh, I get close. Not close [music] enough. Oh, every time >> [music] >> I line it up. It feels right [music] and then it goes. Feels like I'm miss [music] something you >> [singing] >> would know. >> [music] >> Oh, I get [music] close, not close enough. Oh, [music] every time I line [singing] it up, >> [music] >> it feels all right >> [music] >> and then it goes. Feels like [singing] I'm miss something you >> [music] >> would know. >> [screaming] [music] >> Oh, I get close, not close enough. Oh, every time I line it [music] up, it feels all right and then it goes. Feels like I'm [music] miss something you would know. >> [applause] [applause] >> Gabe, you Akiva, on behalf of you, do the the second new song. >> All right. >> [applause] >> That was That was fun. Man, I thought that was gorgeous. >> [music] [music] >> I want to live. I want to fight. I'd give everything to feel alive. I want to laugh. And I want to cry. I need all the light that I have inside. [music] So, I'll keep on dreaming. I'll keep on singing. I'll keep believing without a reason. Cuz I made [singing] a promise. And I'm going to keep it. I'll keep living [music] long as I'm still breathing. Sometimes it hurts. >> [music] >> And you get burned. >> [music] >> Oh, not everyone gets they deserve. But while I'm [music] still here, alive on this earth, >> [music] >> oh, I live [music] even when it hurts. So, [music] I'll keep on dreaming. I'll keep on singing. I'll keep believing without [music] a reason cuz I made a promise and I'm going to keep it. Oh, I'll keep living long [music] as I'm still breathing. Oh, even when it hurts like hell. Oh, I don't want to be [singing] anywhere [music] else. Cuz this is my story to tell. So, I'll keep on dreaming. [music] I'll keep on singing. I'll keep believing without a reason [music] cuz I made a promise and I'm going to keep it. Oh, I'll keep [music] living long as I'm still breathing. Oh, I'll keep living long [music] as I'm still breathing. Oh, I'll keep living long [singing] as I'm still breathing cuz I made a promise >> [music] >> and I'm going to keep it. Oh, I'll keep living long as I'm still breathing. >> [music] >> So, I'll keep on dreaming. I'll keep on singing. I'll keep believing without a reason. Cuz I made a promise and I'm going to keep it. Oh, I'll keep living long as I'm still breathing. >> HOW ARE YOU? >> [applause] [applause] >> I THINK PEOPLE ARE JUST THE BIEBERS GAVE YOU. >> [music and singing] >> HEY, BABY. HEY, BABY. >> I want to welcome back I'm thankful THAT NUSSEN'S BACK >> [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> SHIMS HERE. HE HELPED THE PLACE LOOK ME BY NUSSEN. Nussen is the name of Billy. He helped the place turn around Nussen. Back home. Back home. Ben, make sure he stays here. We have an award. Wow. We have an award We have an award in Yeshiva. The two peas in a pod. Like two guys, you see one, you see the other like a crazy friendship. You're high up there. Avi Butler and Gershon Padwa high up there. >> [applause] >> Shimon Shimon Goldshmidt. Shimon and Michal. Shimon and Michal are very high up on the air. But I must say Ben and [applause] Nussen Ben and Nussen Ben and Nussen not Ben as in Ben Ben Ben, we're going to run a loyalty test. Nussen, please go out for a minute. For a minute for a minute. Nussen, I'll send I'll send Ben. I'll send Ben. Ben out. Ben go out for a minute. Ben out of the room for a minute. For a minute. Ben, no listening. Nussen, come close. Come close. >> Come close. Nassin, question number one. He's not going to hear us. There He's not listening. Question one. Question one. Who's your favorite baseball >> Shim and Goldshine. >> Favorite baseball team? >> Shim and Goldshine. >> Rangers. Rangers. Texas Rangers. Makes sense. >> Okay. >> Texas Rangers. Okay. One question. Daniel, do you have a question for Any question. >> Favorite singer. >> Favorite singer. Favorite singer. >> What the heck is >> Okay, guys, it's cool. That's cool. That's cool. I like Nassin's honesty. I like Nassin's honesty. That's an honesty. So, Texas Rangers won. Okay. >> Bills. >> Are you a boarder or a skier? >> Oh, very good question. >> Skier. Okay. Skier, Texas Rangers. So, skier to the What's his favorite sport? >> Play or watch? >> What? So, basketball, Rangers, skier. Basketball. So, Michael, do you have a question for him? >> [laughter] >> Give us a song. Give us one song you really like. Forget favorite. A song like If you're once driving somewhere, this is the song you'd play. Country music? Okay, country music. Okay. Please call Ben in. We have it. We have it. We have it. Ben, Ben, come. Come, Ben. Ben, all the way to the front. Ben, let's go. Ben, sit down. Okay, question number one, Ben. Question number We're going to start easy. We're going to start easy. Same a few questions. Famously, Nachum is a big baseball fan. What's his favorite baseball team? Do you know it at all? Favorite baseball team is the Okay. >> [applause] >> We know in Yeshiva So, far he's one for one. We know in Yeshiva that there are two groups that don't always get along. We're trying to make peace here, but they're the boarders and the skiers. >> [music] >> To which group does Nachum's feet belong? >> [applause] >> Okay, this is the third one. He gets this, excellent for the brakes. This is the third one, and then we'll see this how well do you know Nachum. Listen to this. What's his job? >> [laughter] >> Okay, that we don't want to say probably. If Nachum Nachum is driving Listen to this. Nachum's drive What his car of choice? What's your car of choice? Fancy car, what car do you like? What's your dream? What? Nachum, listen to this. Nachum's driving Picture this, he's driving somewhere alone with his [music] fat beautiful What color is it? Pink, yellow, orange. What color? What color? Blue Porsche. Okay, short light blue or dark blue? Light blue. Like this color. So, he's [applause] driving in his Porsche and he needs some music. This is for the This is for the win. We need some music. >> What song am I putting on? >> He's he I want to what genre of music he's putting on music. Think he puts on This is for the win. What genre of music he's in his Porsche and he's in his Porsche and he turns on music. What genre is he most likely to turn on? No saying no saying. What type of music? His answer is COUNTRY MUSIC GENRE. >> [applause and cheering] [applause] >> TONIGHT YOU HAVE CONCERT YOU GET KHAIM and They get rear Back seats. I'm going to I'm going to have you take it to the car. They're also getting Ricard Ricard on the house. He's getting what back seats now? >> [music] >> You know who's high up there? You know who's high up there? David and Ari Ross are up there. >> Okay. Okay. >> [music] >> Yeah, let's see. Who you want on the trip back? Who do you want to describe it to me how well he's doing in just now? >> LET'S GO. >> I TOLD HIM HOW WELL YOU'RE DOING HERE AND YOU GO with me or see you told me how well you're doing here this morning. Thank you guys. We're going to miss how we going to manage it? >> Yes, we are going >> Easy for you to smile you'll be with him here and there. I which you should where are you sending next year guys? >> Whatever he decides. >> To the gym body >> Should we have like a vote? Should we just vote here and now guys? Maybe we should just vote let's let me see what the camera holds. We're going to have a vote here Fisher's red Fisher's or for guys. One more song let's forget one more song my dear. >> Wait what about the vote? >> Right Ross Goog's check Akiva check out the Avi check out this one. >> [music] >> shadow All that All I had is action done. >> [music] >> My haunted past is surrounded by broken hearts. >> [music] >> All that I >> [singing] >> know I don't have to be whole. [music] All because I know >> [music] >> I have a soul. >> [music] >> Human, so human. Perfectly [music] broken. I'm human, so human. [music] Beautifully broken. >> [music] >> Everyone has flaws. >> [music] >> We all have our faults. It doesn't [music] make us weak. Don't mean [singing] we don't deserve to be loved. Oh, we >> [music] >> don't. We don't have to be whole. All because >> [music] >> we know we all have a soul. [music] Human, so [music] human. Perfectly broken. I'm human, [music] so human. Beautifully broken. [music] We're rising from the ashes, [music] rebuilding [singing] from the dust. It's okay to be human. We are enough. And we're human, [music] so human. Perfectly [music] broken. We're human, so [music] human. Beautifully [singing] broken, we're human, so human. [music] Perfectly broken, [singing] we're human, so human. Beautifully [singing] broken. >> [music] [applause] >> So, 8:30, everybody say they'll be Maariv [clears throat] at 8:15, 8:30 in the annex. We'll be Chaim and Shlomo's concert. Have a great day. >> [music] >> Mike. Let's sit right there. >> [music] >> Ready? >> [music]