DAVE RUBIN (HOST): I lost family members on both sides of the Holocaust, OK? I grew up around Holocaust survivors. I'm well-versed in what the Holocaust was and what the demonization of people is.
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The way something like the Holocaust starts is you otherize people. Right? You keep otherizing them. Oh, you can't be part of the economy, you can't own a store, you can't do this, we're going to demonize you, you're diseased. So it is not a giant leap, OK? It really is not, and I don't care how much hate I get for this. It is not a giant leap, after two years of demonizing certain people who want a certain choice, a medical choice -- and choice used to be thought of as a good thing -- to compare them to the Jews before the Holocaust. It's not a perfectly symmetrical situation, right? There aren't gas chambers in Canada, yet. OK, so it's not perfect. But it's not deeply wrong.