The People Of Truth

You say it twice? Nachie asked to do so. Nachie is going to tell me a song he wants after this song. But first this. Let's go. I'm going to pick a good song for you and for Jackie we'll do songs. >> [music] >> And we do have to get to Moshiach. You like this song Abba Zeil an old Kalbach. I like this song a lot. Check this out. >> [music] [music and singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music and singing] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> Let's go. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> La la la la la [singing] la la la la la la la la la. Ah >> [singing] >> ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. >> [music] >> Who made us? >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] >> Who made us? >> [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] >> La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] >> Who made us? >> [singing] [singing] [music] >> Who made us? >> [singing and music] >> La [music and singing] la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [singing and music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [applause] >> Ahavat Olam Tavi'eni means an eternal love bring to K'lal Yisrael. Now, I asked yesterday, what's bring it to them? Like love them. I say the love is there. To bring it means to make them aware of Hashem's love. An eternal love bring to them. Brit Avot and the treaties, all the deals Hashem made with the Avot, the connections, the britot, la banim tiskor, remember it for the children. >> [whistles] >> Beautiful song by Shach. Now, I love this song. I want to I want to share with the chevra. There was a shaila a shaila came up in the yeshiva that I thought Yisrael was such a kid of Shamayim. Yidden, we started about about learning to share, to give. The inyan of Shabba saved us remarkable. I have such a pride. We're fortunate that we have in our Shabba saved us. You find something cuz like no people on earth. If you find something, you return it to its owner. We're people that are givers. We're not takers. We don't take and just it belongs to somebody. I told the that my rabbi was tremendously marked but on honesty. I shall be saved us wild that you return something. It belongs to somebody. We're not people looking to grab and take. Finders keepers, losers weepers. We don't believe in that. I shall be saved precious this week's partial. I want to share a shallow that happened in the Yeshiva. It's based on a in precious say earlier I thought it was such a a backer last year left an item in Yeshiva. He left something in the Yeshiva. Now the chances of him getting it back after the summer are slim to zero. And somebody else took the item. And there was a two year who who gets the item. One guy left an item in Yeshiva over the summer and somebody else claimed the item. So it's based on a in Jackie. The says listen to this it's talking about returning items that somebody lost listen to this matter. Don't see the acts of your brother I say I or his sheep need that's lost. If you see an item of your brother this a lump to me and you're going to turn away from it. It's interesting I shall doesn't just say to return it. I shall you're going to turn away. He's kidding me. Somebody else's money. How shape to achieve in go return it to your brother. You're obligated to return it to your brother. Shavas Aveda, it doesn't just say return it, Ben. It says V's Alam to man. Do you think for a second to look away? Hashive Shimlachecha Hashavas Aveda. Then it describes what you should do if you don't know whose it is. It says bring it to your house and it should stay by you until your brother comes and seeks it out. V'ashivecha Lo and then return it to him. Do this to his Chamor, do this to his Simlaso, to his garments. V'chein Taseh L'chol Avedas Achicha. Anything your brother lose, anything he loses. Now here's where Hashem says some extra words. What if it's Reshus Harabim? Ah, so it will it will be totally on these words. Shmuel, listen to these words. Yechiel, listen to these words. So it says return all your friends' things. The Torah is very clear. Whether it's his Shar, whether it's his Shepsel that's lost, whether it's his garment. V'chein Taseh L'chol Avedas Achicha. So you shall do to all the Avedas of your brother. Asher Toveid Mimenu, that's lost from him. It said any Aveda, any lost item. Why would you say any lost item that's lost from him? Yehuda, there are three extra words in the Torah extra Acha. A lost item, return to him. Hashive Tishive Lo. But Hashem adds when it says Hashive Tishivem, return it to him, do it to all lost items Asher Toveid Mimenu that are lost from him. I mean a lost item that's lost from him. If it's a lost item, it's obviously lost from him. Hashem's very precise match with his words. What does Hashem mean? Any lost item that's lost from him. Says says Hashem as opposed if it's lost from everybody. And it means if you have an item that's only made to be destroyed, it's not just lost from him. It's an item that's put in a place that nobody's going to get. It's going to be destroyed. The Halacha is if a guy has an item that's only made to be destroyed, it's not just lost from him. It's a Buddha me menu me call of them. Let's say a guy is throwing something out to the ocean. So it's not just lost from him. You're letting it take it and keep it. If a guy has an item that's going to be destroyed. Let's say somebody leaves something in the in the middle of the street and a car is going to run over it. It's like then it's not just lost from him. It's lost from everybody. If you claim it, it's yours. Isn't that interesting it owned? It's called a Buddha me menu me call of them. It's lost from him and from anybody everybody. You're allowed to keep it. So we had such a fascinating my flight in the shape of them. What do you say? So Marsha says lost from everybody somebody can get it. >> [snorts] >> I know what you're saying, but if somebody puts it in a place where if you don't take it, it's going to be destroyed. That's called it's over me call of them. It was over it's from everybody. This is only made to be destroyed. It was ah, it's a good question. Shmuel wants to know if you find money in which is from you know it's from a yard. Is that called of odd me menu me call of them? Because there it's going to be stolen it's going to be nobody's getting that. Maybe it's only if it's going to be destroyed. The says not going to be destroyed, someone else going to take it. So maybe an item left here. That was this two guys had in Yeshiva. says So Josh says really two here. Something's meant to be destroyed is really one here. If it's to be taken by somebody else, then there's a that's called a yesh. There's two right which am I mixing two here? There's really two here going on in the tiny. There's one that's to be destroyed. There's another that's called a if it's to be taken. Yes, he said why you bringing in another one? I why I need physical the young No, you don't. I would be comes like the show young. If a guy if you find a dollar in middle of the street, is that called the young? I don't know. That's I hear what you saying. I hear what you saying. Even if we know that chances are it's going to get lost and we assume that maybe a general That's the That's the That's the shadow. It's a great I thought it was a good child. It's a good child. I thought it was a kid the this was like a What was your Josh in this case? Also have it in no this. How's it work with being kind of that you have to like I was in when I was in Israel in the I found a wallet. It's $800 in it. And me and a friend we we both we walked by it and he looked at it and he's like there's a wallet on the floor. And then he's like he's like whatever just leave it there. And I'm like no, let me pick it up. So I picked it up. No, let it leave it there. But I picked it up. I'm proud of you. I was counting it and I asked the rabbi and he said whatever I asked someone there he says I'm the one and then there was no simon whatever we asked around the shop whatever. No simon in a wallet? Zero simon. $800. How can there be no simon in a wallet? >> know. No clue. There was no name, there was nothing. It had like it was like 2020 >> I'm wondering. It had like 2200 shekels like like 100 euros whatever. So I picked it up and I went to ask some random I ended up asking someone he said that because the person I was in the allowed to keep it because the other guy when he saw it he was kind of with his eyes his eyes a certain type of I was kind of physically and also What's the word when you give up on something? Yish. Yish, whatever. So after he saw it he didn't want to pick it up so I was So what would be in a situation like that? I'm shocked there was no simon that amount of money the bills. My shoe is My shoe My shoe had a story. I want to Where is Is My shoe still here? My shoe had a good story in our shul. My shoe lost the wallet had it returned in our shul. I was amazed. My son My shoe had a What You know My shoe's story? His coat he said his coat. >> [snorts] >> I think a wallet. Maybe a coat or a It was like 2200 shekels 100 euros and like 1000 Pakistani dollars. >> I was so moved. My shoe lost the wallet in our shul in any other country in the world it's gone. He got every penny returned and a yid brought it to his dorm. The guy he tracked him down the guy the yid like tracked him down didn't went really far. Anyway I thought it was a good shot I thought it was a good shot in the Shiva. I just My issue what was your Schmuel listen to this story. My issue what was your story with the wallet that returned? Yeah, what was your story? Listen to this story Schmuel. Weird in Israel. Maybe [laughter] it was his He might have found you got it back. He got it. How did he figure it out? I love it. Yidden Yidden there's I should tell you about me men and crazy So what what are you supposed to do in a situation like that? What was I supposed to do? I think I'm not sure if you asked the Rov said you're allowed Rov I'm saying also there was no siman. We asked everyone in the area. And then the what was it was in the shop and some lady behind the counter she's like I'll keep it I'm like no you're going to keep it. >> [laughter] >> I'm like no I'll use the money. Yeah, it's a good challenge. I skip speaking the right down you should write down the money and somebody wants to claim it. Isn't that the right down amount? Yeah, there's such a thing public domain. But isn't it that if it's just Rov and you're not like But there might be a there might be a siman here the right the right amount of money it might be a siman if there's no siman. See isn't there if there's no siman on the wall >> There's a certain amount of time that you have to go around and ask Yeah, there's an amount Yeah. But if it's just a Rov and there's no siman aren't you allowed to keep Yeah, there might be a siman. We looked through the whole The amount of bills It's an unusual amount of bills. If you had one bill, what would you say to that demand? What? It's three currencies. Also 7000. Somebody comes and says, "I have Pakistan." Am I right? Yeah, I think that's what we're tying in. We have We have Joe that says something. Okay, last Simcha, I want you to hear Yechiel, I want you to hear this last thing of the day. Parashas is the last thing of the day. In Parashas but I want everybody to hear this. Mechi, I want you to hear this. You'll bring this back to Farrakhan. Listen to this. Avraham, listen to this. The Parashas Ki Seitzei speaks about Hashavas Aveida. Now, how do you return something? Shmuel, how do you return something to a person? A person claims it's theirs, what do you do? Yehuda, somebody claims it's theirs, what do you do? They say the item you found it's mine. They have to give a siman. Except except Yechiel, the halacha is a person who never lies. An honest person, Jacob, you don't have to give a siman. How do you return it with something called Tveias Ayin. If they say, "Show me the item." You show it to them and they say it's mine, you're allowed to return it. It's called Tveias Ayin. Yeah, to a person who never lies. To an honest person that they're known that this person doesn't lie. They only lie in three things that it's mutar to lie. But to an honest person Shmuel asked, "What's a Which person never lies?" If you have a person mamash that's honest so you're a you're allowed to return it. You don't need a simon you hooter. You could return it to them with something called 3 SI in. You show them the thing. You hooter, you show them the thing. And they say it's theirs, you return it with 3 SI in. You throw light a deacon rashi and getting and I want to share as follows. You had you had a locker. So if somebody lies, how do you return them the Vader? They have to give a simon. Don't show it to them they give a simon to them. If they never lie, what can you do? You return it with how? 3 SI in. For big side dick. If if Aaron David comes to you. And he says I lost the raincoat. So I found the raincoat. Give me a simon, you don't say it. You show him the raincoat. He says it's his, you give it to him. It's called 3 SI in. His eyes recognize it. We could tell what's ours. And for big side dick. I have been I want you to hear this. If you find something. If the person lies sometimes in order to return the leaser Aaron, they have to give a simon. But if they never lie, what could they do? You show it to them and they say it's mine, what do you do? You hand it to them. Why if somebody lies is throw? Listen to this you hooter, I need you to hear this. Why if somebody lies can't you return it with 3 SI in? Somebody is a liar. But they say it's theirs, why can't you return it to them? You're not allowed, they have to give a simon. Now why can't you return to them? Because you can't trust them. So yet says cuz he and Jackie cuz he's going to lie. I want to tell you rashi and getting says something different. Rashi says something remarkable and I want to tell you enough to mean it. Listen to this. Ben. Yet salon Jackie are saying cuz the guy's lying. Let's say he passes a lie detector test. Exactly. So he's not lying. He might assume I don't know if a lie detector test proves it. But there's something Did anybody ever take a lie detector I don't I've never seen it. I don't know if it works. But a lie detector test Let's say I don't know if it works, but let's say it works. And the guy passes according to you guys, you could return it with Tveya Sayain. For guys an absolute liar. But he's might But he passes a lie detector test and he might says I recognize it as mine. The guy says you can't return it to him. Jackie, Ben, and Yitzy say cuz he's lying. But let's say I have a way of knowing he really means it that it's his. Tveya Sayain. No, an aid is good enough. That's it. But remember lie detector says that he thinks it's his. Watch. You'll hear what I'm saying. You'll hear what I'm saying. I want to say according to you guys, yeah. According to Yitz, Ben, and Jackie, if he passed a lie detector test, return it to him. Simcha, I want you to hear what I'm going to tell you what Rashi says. What do you say? I'm going to explain. I'm going to explain right What does an afikoman mean? I'm going to explain. I don't think it's cuz he's lying. Rashi and getting Simcha says the reason you can't return it to a liar is cuz a liar doesn't know if it's his. He loses Tveya Sayain. Not cuz he's lying. Since he lies, he doesn't have a sense of reality. It has nothing to do that he's lying. He really thinks it's his, but he really doesn't know. A liar loses a sense of reality. If he passes a lie detector test, you don't give it to him. It's not because he's lying. He really thinks it's his, but he doesn't know. It's not because he's lying. It's not because he's lying. It's sad that he never lies senses of its is. The liar you don't give it to him cuz he has no T sign. He has he's lost the sense of truth. It has nothing to do because he's lying. He passed the lie detectors. He momish thinks it's his. He's not lying. There's a listen to a shot you feel the lotion of the Gamara. The Gamara says the inish of a bad day, the inish of a liar is even his truths are not believed. The Gamara says the punishment for a liar is even his truths are not believed. Pasha of shot it's like the boy who cried wolf. If a guy is a liar, even when he means the truth nobody's going to believe him. There's a much deeper shot. The inish of a liar is even when he's not lying you shouldn't believe him. Not because he's lying because he loses a sense of truth. I have seen people who have no sense of truth. Supreme liars I know but it is very willing to lie even when he's not lying to me I don't believe him. He doesn't have a sense of truth. The deepest thing of a liar is they literally lose the sense of truth. If a guy is a liar you don't return a T sign not because he's going to lie to you cuz he's going to lie to himself. He doesn't know if it's his. He's going to think it's his his brain's going to trick him cuz he lost the sense he forgot he he gave up a sense of truth. One of the most precious things we have inside of us is the current difference of MS. We have the capacity to recognize that which is true or not. It's one of the most important things of our life is that Hashem gave us a sense of truth. Don't be a liar now. An extreme liar will lose his sense. That's the craziest thing. When you lose that sense, you're in deep trouble. If you no longer could tell what's true and what's not true, you lie to yourself. The treme- What do you say? That what? For sure, he'll end up seeing things more truthful. Also, for sure. For sure. But, this youth was saying that a guy who lies at the end doesn't just lie to others, he loses himself what's true and what's not true, Mechi. He himself won't know when he means to tell the truth. The onish of a liar is even when I Okay, SAY, "I SWEAR I'M TELLING YOU You have a friend who you know is a big liar." And he tells you something and you know he means it. So, probably should believe him. Don't believe him anyway. Even his truths you shouldn't believe. HE SAYS, "I SWEAR I'M NOT LYING." I SAY, "I believe you're not lying, but you don't tell yourself the truth." He has to go back and and be more honest. That's really Mechi was saying, "If he starts speaking the truth, will he get back a sense of truth?" It's the craziest thing. Somebody who lies doesn't just end up fooling others. The one he ultimately fools himself, he loses a sense of reality. Has anybody I'm curious. Have Ben, have you ever seen this in a liar, a friend, or somebody who lies who you sense they themselves don't have a sense of reality? I've seen this in I've seen it I'm I'm going to say in my life, one person I've seen this that I don't think the person has a sense of reality. It's frightening. They're a huge liar, and I don't believe them when they're not trying to lie. I I think they sense reality. I don't think Now, I want to say this, that's an extreme madriga of somebody who lives like an alternate reality, scary. If you meet a person they're much less they're less extremes of such things where people are not seeing it honest, they're seeing it in a warped way and they lose the sense of the of what's true and what's right. It's a very big danger of of lying. It's like a I think this is like goosebumps. To me like the value of truth, the value of maintaining a sense by ourselves what's true and not, keeping that sense. The reason I'm I'm talking about it in Yair the parsha, but I'm also talking about it because I want people I'm talking about the yeshiva that allows people to make choices. I want to say in such a yeshiva there has to be a gosh of honesty, be an honest person. In your own life, be honest because the most in a yeshiva that promotes free choice, that says people really have bechira, so then we need to maintain our sense of what's true and not true. That would be a disaster to lose the sense. What were you saying Jackie? >> a point where it's a time where people lie to their parents, like when they're not so open and honest. Yeah. Yeah, I get very nervous with that. I get very nervous with that. Jackie's saying there are cases that we have that people end up lying to protect for all different reasons and they're doing it for a reason, but there's a danger of what happens to the person themselves. Your own sense of truth and that starts getting distorted. What I want to say you would I want I seen it only once in my life to an extreme that they've lost any sense of truth. On our own self it could be it's dangerous. Losing any sense what's emes, what do I hold? It's funny in learning in learning people like saying yeshru chiddushim and this chiddush and that and I like I like us training to think what do I really hold? What's the MS? I know in the summer I got upset. Somebody was like saying Kadushan and it's Kishmat to say a Hadish. Don't lose a sense of what you really believe is P'shat. It's always Kishmat to say a Hadish, to say something wild, but you don't believe that's that's what's being said here. Say things and grab on to the truth of what you really believe is being said, what you really believe is the truth. Grab on to truth. There's so much Kadush and MS. You don't want to lose in any way your sense of truth. I don't want to be a liar. and I said we'd do more songs. we could do a song or two more. Any day it's not good to be a liar and a day you're talking about truth to be a liar be really bad. I had a Maiseh. Yehuda had a Maiseh with the Rebbe. The Rebbe was sitting right here. The Rebbe was sitting next to me and I said the Rebbe the Rebbe will speak, we'll then do two songs and then the Rebbe will speak more. The Rebbe speaks his role. And I don't [clears throat] know he's somehow we did one song and then I said, "Oh, the Rebbe go for He whispers to me. Didn't want to embarrass me right here. He whispers, "You said two songs." He said two songs. I was very moved. You see whispers, you said two songs. Now, I wasn't I literally wasn't trying. Maybe it went longer and I said, "Okay." He was so cool a word. My Sifsei Shach Tishma. What came out of your mouth you keep. You said two. You said two songs. Little kids say to your little son Jackie once going to say to you, "But you said It's a beautiful thing. My wife is a very very strong with this. I have to be Machazik. To Machazik you say, "But you said. But you said." To Machazik I am. If you say you're meeting somebody at 2:15, after you make a classic, it's not right, Zach. What's so hard to keep something that you can't like And you mean I promise. It's very hard, but you said you said MS two songs and not He whispered to me. He was like He said you said two songs. You do what song are you feeling? We do Adon Olam song. Which one? Let's do the song. This is so much. You know it? Yes. You can sing it. I'll be happy to sing. >> [music] [singing and music] [singing] [music] >> Sing the Adon Olam song. >> [singing] [music] >> Can [music] you make it higher? This is fine. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [singing and music] >> Amen. >> [music] [singing] >> we go in my hands. >> [music] [singing] >> I say shalom Adonai. >> [singing] >> As we go >> [music] >> in my hands. >> [singing] [music] >> I say shalom Adonai. >> [singing] >> As >> [music] [singing] >> we go in my hands. I say >> [singing and music] >> shalom Adonai. As >> [singing] [music] >> we go in my hands. I say >> [singing] >> shalom Adonai. >> [music] [singing] [singing and music] >> As we go >> [music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> As >> [singing and music] >> we go in >> [singing] [music] >> my hands. I say [singing and music] shalom As >> [singing] >> we go in >> [music] >> my hands. >> [singing] [singing] [music] >> Beautiful. What did you say? That's what he just said. You know what he just said? Israel once, Israel gets. Let's go. This is Israel's. >> [laughter] >> With with prisoners you the now. This song wasn't written with with those MS. It wasn't written for the prisoners, but the words bring us home, bring us home resonates a lot with hostages right now that the word bring us home. This song we sang a lot in tents when the Yeshiva was shut down 6 years ago for 2 months and we were sitting in in the in the in Mr. Steiner's tents. This song was like a rallying cry, bring us home. You know the song bring us home then? It's a good [music] one Avi, yeah. One of the good ones, honestly. >> [music] [singing and music] >> You know the song? >> [music] >> All the [singing and music] colors in my life, I just want to see. But they're looking right to me. >> [music] [singing] >> Looking right to me. Oh, I've been in the dark for so long. >> [music] >> I'm trying >> [singing] >> to change. >> [music] >> The colors >> [singing] >> in my life, I just want to see. >> [music] >> But they're looking >> [singing] >> right to me. Looking right to me. So, [music] bring me [singing] back. Bring me back. Show me that I can. That I can. I've been in the dark >> [singing and music] >> for so long. Oh, [singing] so [music] bring me home. Bring me home. Home where I belong. I belong. >> [singing] >> Oh. >> [music] >> Oh. So, bring us home. >> [singing and music] >> Bring us home. >> [music] >> Bring us home. >> [singing] [music] >> Bring us [singing] home. Bring us home. >> [singing] >> Bring us home. >> [music] >> So, [singing and music] bring me back. Bring me back. Show me that I can. That I can. >> [singing] >> I've been in [music] the dark for so long. >> [music] >> So, [singing] bring me home. Bring me home. Home where I belong. I belong. Oh. >> [singing and music] >> Bring us home. >> [singing] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing] [applause] >> We're going to do one [cheering] more song. I want to introduce where it's the early in the year and we're still meeting each other. Simcha the chevre knows you. I want everybody here to know you, Simcha. All right, Simcha, >> [applause] >> Simcha, what is the family name? Simcha Platzker. Are you related to Avi Platzker? Third cousin. >> [laughter] >> Where Simcha, where does your family live? Brooklyn. Should we have him tell tell us about himself? Ah, it's lovely. How many years were you in Emrei for, Simcha? Where were you before Emrei, Simcha? Which Chofetz Chaim? Oh, Chofetz Chaim, we owe them the world. They gave us the best things, Chofetz Chaim. Now I give us Simcha jacket. Avi, Avi, you didn't tell me Simcha was with you in Chofetz Chaim. You were there together, Simcha and Avi? >> [music] >> Avi, I think so. You were teammates? Is it true that you like fixed the whole Shwarish? No? But he did fix it. You were like fix it. Was it your first year in Shorashim? Oh, you're a Shorashim vet. Ah, it's all about Red Gold. Wow. So, do we give Red Gold credit that we got you as a queen there? Zack Wiener, I guess. Thanks for coming. Thank you so much. Are you working now also? What'd you say? You You called it like failed in the job and it's funny. That doesn't sound much of a failure. >> [laughter] >> You're looking for a job from here? Maybe you should run the woodwork and you found a job. How did you run maintenance there and you're not handy? It's about making the right You don't have to be handy you have to be responsible. I'm happy we have you sitting. Who share are you in in Emory? Rabbi And you in Chabad Shaim the base madrash also? In Eretz Yisrael? CCJ That's Shaya Cohen's son. Kohn's [music] son. Oh, it's Shaya Kohn's son. I used to dive in there Friday nights sometimes. [music] Who's the Who's the Yeshiva there [music] now? There was a talmid of Reb Boruch Ber who used to be a rebbe. Reb Kanarek. Yeah? >> [music] >> I remember and then there was a year who had like the nicest smile with Reb Chaim. Reb Chaim told you to speak to me first. Then the year who became the year who became Yeshiva in Miami. Reb Luban was there when I [music] lived What year? I'm like I'm very connected to Chofetz Chaim. My uncle is one of the Yeshiva's, Reb Semel, and I'm best friends with Zach Weiners. So, I feel close to Chofetz Chaim. >> [music] >> Should we do Sim? You like the song Let My People Go? >> [music] >> Let My People Go. I'm very into it. We just did that with bring us Sim. You like Let My People Go? Let My People Go. Let It Out Full. You want to do that? Let It Out Full. Let It Out Full. Let It Out Full Set. Full Set. Jackie wants Are you standing up? >> [applause] >> I It was unfair. I asked you all you could [music] ask me a few questions. >> [laughter] >> It's not fair. >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [music] [singing] [music] >> Let my people go. Let my people [music and singing] go. Let my people go. Let [singing and music] my people go. Let my people go. Let my [music] people go. Let [singing] my people go. Let my [music] people go. >> [singing] [music] [singing] >> Let [singing and music] my people go. Let my people go. >> [music] >> Let my [singing] people go. Let my people go. >> [music] [music] [singing] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [music] >> Let my [singing and music] people go. Let my people go. Let [music] my [singing] people go. Let my people go. Let my [music and singing] people go. Let my people go. Let [music] my [singing] people go. Let my people go. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music and singing] [music] [singing] >> Let my people [music and singing] go. Let my people go. Let [music] my [singing] people go. Let my people go. >> [applause] >> Great. That was great. I think you let it out. >> [laughter] >> If you asked, if you asked, I would have told you. Beautiful. I think we should run it again. What was this new song? You want to don't play it. week I know he did like this song. There it is. I was trying to I was like I have to learn how to Yeah, I was trying to get it to a good >> [music] >> one. >> [music and singing] >> What was Let my people go? What was the one that We did the Batman >> [music] >> So I was singing it You know the ready out? Yes, 20 years Send it down? >> [music] >> Let's do Chaim's Machine. You ready? >> [music] >> Chaim's Machine. We'll close with this. >> [music] [music and singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [singing and music] [music] [singing] [music and singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [singing and music] [singing] >> When [music] I search for you, it's hard to >> [singing] >> see sometimes. Yeah. me. It's >> [singing] >> hard to [music] hear sometimes, but I know >> [singing] >> that you love me so. Oh, but I know >> [singing] [music] >> that you love me so. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music and singing] [singing] [music] [singing] >> Woo! Woo!