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The interaction began with Bet-David taking issue with the notion that people require the guidance of self-proclaimed experts—particularly those who have graduated from elite institutions. He vehemently opposed the idea that a degree from an Ivy League university made someone inherently more knowledgeable, making a pointed remark about how that elitist attitude dismisses the intellect and autonomy of the broader American populace.
Bet-David articulated his stance, saying, “Hey America, you're a [expletive] you can't think for yourself.” This blunt statement cut to the core of the debate, illustrating the growing frustration among segments of the population toward media figures and academics who assert their opinions with a sense of superiority.