Elon Gold: Why The Jews Are Better Off Without Christmas Trees

Elon Gold: Why The Jews Are Better Off Without Christmas Trees

A little holiday comedy to kick off the season. Comedian Elon Gold explains why Jews are better off without Christmas Trees

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