Pro-Palestine protests that have swept the country made their way to Dallas on Saturday, and we were there to see it unfold.

An “All Out for Palestine” protest outside of Dallas City Hall drew over 1,000 attendees. According to the Dallas Morning News, attendees were seen carrying the Palestinian flag or wearing red and green hijabs, and some people sprayed red and green smoke into the crowd as they began marching.

Lane Kendall was at the protest to see where the attendees really stood.

When he asked people whether they supported Hamas, their answers always included a ‘but’ for some reason.

"When you would ask them flat out:' Is this a pro-Hamas rally? Do you support Hamas?' They would always couch it with 'Well, no we do not support violence. BUT if you look at how Israel has handled the situation over the past 75 years, you can understand why Hamas did what they did.’ That is generally the sentiment," Kendall said.

And if the answers did not include a ‘but’ then they just flat out refused to answer the question.

The signs that people were holding did not help their cause either.

One mom had her kid hold up a sign that said "Israel is killing children like me."

Another read, “Israel is an apartheid state.” And when Kendall asked him to elaborate on that, well he knew what it meant but just could not get the words to explain it. But he definitely knew what he was talking about.

"If you are silent when Israel kills Palestinians, remain silent when Palestinians defend themselves,” another sign read.

But when you go back to the unprecedented attack, Hamas targeted innocent civilians. They did not go after the military or elected officials. They even killed innocent people who were just in the country to attend a concert.

Of course, you cannot have a pro-Palestine rally without some socialists in attendance. "End Israeli apartheid. End Capitalism," another sign read.

"It is not like these people were inherently mean to me. But they do have an ideology and a goal that if you bring it to its logical conclusion, is not a peaceful ending. And they believe that God is on their side in this conflict," Kendall said.

And Hamas plays liberals right out of a playbook. The American liberal is nothing more than a “useful idiot" to Hamas.

"What they do is they create their own problems. They are created by Hamas. They are created by the Arabic world. They don't help them and they go 'Look at Israel. Look at Israel,'" Crowder said.

Outside of the event, a dispute occurred between a Muslim woman and a Christian preacher.

While the preacher was speaking on the microphone, the woman attempted to grab his equipment while another woman was telling him what he was allowed to say.

I guess we can call this the female version of "mansplaining."

It appears that the Muslim woman forgot that the Christian preacher has a God-given right to speak his mind because a Dallas cop had to remind her.

“I learned a new lesson,” she said.

But of course, she added the following: “But he cannot disrespect my prophet, or else it is bound to happen.”

You know, because grabbing someone's private property is inevitable. But unfortunately for the microphone-grabbing women, In America, you have the right to “disrespect” someone like that.

"You can disrespect whoever as long as you don't make it physical," the cop said.