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Posted at 4:40 p.m. on August 25. The Washington Times reported it the following morning, which is why some accounts date it to August 26.

Posted at 9:52 a.m. on August 24, the first of the condemnations. The framing text says Piker “directly discussed and targeted Michigan State Senator Jeremy Moss, showing his picture”; the statement itself is attached as an image.

The broadcaster’s own page for the interview. It summarizes the segment rather than transcribing the Hamas exchange.

Carries the ADL statement (“outrageous”) and the Republican Jewish Coalition statement (“there is nothing ‘moderate’ about Hamas”).

Dates the stream to August 20, reports that Piker displayed an image of state Sen. Jeremy Moss while making the remark, and carries the American Jewish Committee response.

Carries the September 6 restatement at the Socialism 2026 conference.

Republished text of the same interview.

Transcript of the segment. The date follows the reporting on the appearance; the transcript page itself is undated.

Relevant section begins at 02:19:08.

The Pod Save America exchange with Jon Favreau, including the harm-reduction voter line.

Haley Cohen’s report places the remarks two hours into a nearly seven-hour stream on Thursday, links the timestamped Twitch video, and notes that Piker was one of Abdul El-Sayed’s most prominent surrogates in the closing days of the Michigan primary.

The clip as played to Raskin, and his answer.

Traces the disputed Moss audio Piker was reacting to and carries Moss’s denial.

The full text of the congresswoman’s statement, republished by a Grand Rapids station.

The conference dates and venue. Piker is not on the published speaker roster.

Names the nine attending candidates and the tenth slate candidate represented at the event.

Reports both posts and the Democratic Majority for Israel response.

Carries the fuller quote, including the “Jewish ISIS” line. Like Jewish Insider it places the stream on Thursday without printing a calendar date; the Thursday before both August 23 reports was August 20.

Names the venue (San Francisco’s Golden Gate Theatre) and the co-hosts on stage, and reports that he posted a similar caption after the Seattle stop. It calls the night Saturday; the venue listings put the Golden Gate show on Friday, August 21 and Seattle on August 22.