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America has a radical Islamification problem that must be addressed · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

• 0:04
  Welcome to another edition of After Dark on the American Alpha Talk Radio Network.
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  I am your host, Rob Parker, and my co-host tonight is Heather Robinson, one of the contributors of the New York Post.
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  Heather, how are you tonight?
• 0:16
  Doing well, Rob.
• 0:18
  How are you?
• 0:18
  Heather, I'm doing well as well.
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  We've got a lot to talk about.
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  So I just want to go ahead and get right into it because there's just so much to discuss.
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  We have on coming on the show tonight also is our guest, Simon Ding, who was an escape slave and a human rights activist from Southern Sudan.
• 0:37
  He's gonna come on.
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  He's been on our show twice.
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  And we have enjoyed both times his come on because he he has been shedding a light for us into the world of Islam, radical uh Islam.
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  And when he was on our show in December, Heather.
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  He made this pronouncement.
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  He said that Europe has a problem.
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  Belgium has a problem, Germany has a problem, France has a problem.
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  London has a bigger problem.
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  And today America has a problem.
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  That problem is the Islamification of the West by radical Islamist.
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  Simon made that pronouncement in December of last year.
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  Since then 2026.
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  We have had five terrorist attacks on our soil.
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  With the most recent being in Michigan from the Temple of Israel.
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  And Old Dominion College in Virginia were both attacked on the same day by radical Islamist.
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  Prior to that, the week before that there was a terrorist attack.
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  And all these attacks were averted to a degree by two teenagers in New York City.
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  There was a protest taking place.
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  And the two men of Arab descent and of the Islam faith did not like what they were hearing and tried to set off an IED, a bomb, a dirty bomb.
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  Right before then in Houston, Texas.
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  A man from Senegal, nationalized citizen, open fire on individuals, I think at a restaurant, shouting Alu Akbar.
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  The situation in New York when it happened, our first Muslim mayor said that it was not a terrorist act, that it was white supremacist.
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  Heather, America has an Islamist problem.
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  We can no longer the whole world.
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  We can no longer deny what's happening.
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  We need to accept it.
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  And we need to do something about it.
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  And he opened up the show giving additional comments.
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  And he said the mission of Islam from day one is to capture and conquer where is peace.
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  But if that is the case, Heather, why are we having these terrorist attacks on our soil?
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  Not by white men as a liberal progressive propaganda arm political action committee of the Democratic Party, the media would have us to believe.
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  These are not white men, and that's not to say before long, some white men won't come up, some radical liberal won't try to do the same thing, a terrorist attack.
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  But right now, we know that these are radical Muslims who have been indoctrinated, and who are saying that they want to cause death and destruction, that they are followers of ISIS, that their actions is a direct result of them pushing back.
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  And we want to deny it.
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  Heather, what are your thoughts?
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  Yes, Rob, I think that this is a very violent fanatical ideology which has spread around the globe.
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  It's very hard to uh uh identify who the enemy is.
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  I mean, it isn't hard in terms of when somebody murderous attacks us, of course.
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  We know that person's an enemy.
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  We know the regime in Tehran has been the number one world global sponsor of terrorism for 47 years.
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  So we know that, but I mean, in terms of the masses of Muslims in the world, if I can speak very candidly, I think it's people are squeamish about overgeneralizing for good reason.
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  I mean, we most of us nobody really knows how widespread the support is for radical violence.
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  I mean, if you go by polls though, it's not uh a small number, but of Muslims worldwide who support this garbage, and that's what's very concerning.
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  At the same time, we don't want to become bigoted toward all Muslims.
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  I certainly don't want to.
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  So to be to be really candid, and you and our listeners are used to this about me, Rob.
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  I I speak plainly, and I don't weigh every word for the sake of political correctness, but I mean I I think that the really the elephant in the room is uh can we trust the Muslims in our own country?
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  You know, which ones can we trust?
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  I mean, there are some who are good people.
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  I think America's done a better job than many countries of welcoming and assimilating people so that we we don't have as much radicalism among the Muslim population in my uh eyes as say they do in France or uh London.
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  And I think you know, we can speculate as to the reasons for that, but I you know, I think here you see a lot of women in the hijab, I believe it's called, and you you know, you don't want to demonize and recoil just because it's different.
• 8:31
  Um, but at the same time, you don't want to be a fool and fail to see that there is a segment of um the Muslim population who subscribe to extremism and and certainly who rationalize it, and it's it's just I think a challenge for Western governments and and for us for each of us to know exactly how to handle this problem, but it is a problem.
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  I mean, I do I don't I don't mean to sound like uh RG Bunker, but I do have some good Muslim friends, I do, and that they are you know wonderful humanitarian people.
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  They happen to be from Bangladesh, and um, but I I also know a very nice family who were from Lebanon.
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  Um I mean, I think like anything, we have to keep our um humanity to judge people as individuals to the extent possible, but at the same time to be not to suffer any any radicalism and violence and excusing of violence.
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  So, you know, we're talking about a lot of people.
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  We have opened our doors as a as a country to many different people, and some of them, you know, we have some good Muslim Americans who was the congressman.
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  Um, he's been there for a long time, Daryl Issa.
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  Um
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  So, you know, it isn't everybody, but clearly, clearly, there's a there's a terrible problem in the Middle East.
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  There's uh, you know, I'm just hoping that what what President Trump is doing in cutting off the head of the snake, which is Iran, is going to pay dividends in the long run.
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  Uh I saw a woman, a brave woman on uh she was speaking uh, I believe on NBC.
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  Well, no, they let her on to CNN.
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  I mean, and I actually was kind of surprised, maybe, you know, maybe the Ellisons gambit with CN with uh CNN is already starting to take shape because she was um praising President Trump's decisiveness in his action, talking about how she was asked how do the people in Iran um feel about all this and when at what point do we risk losing their support for this war, you know, at what point, because there are these really you know terrible, unfortunate collateral things that happen unintentionally, like the the killing the of all those girls at uh a grade school uh in Iran that now is thought to have been the result of a of a US strike that was not intended for that school, but intended for the the um IRGC uh building nearby, which of course prompts the other question, which is why are why is the IRGC and the Tehran government putting their military facilities, putting little girls' schools next to their facilities, which makes them at least partially responsible for what happened.
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  Well, to me, that's that that is a question that I should that's I think that is a question.
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  We know why, we know why, you know, they but instead would say they don't care.
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  It's beyond them not caring.
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  They I'm convinced it's part of their strategy, it is part of their strategy with Israel.
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  And they're hoping they want these poor kids to die because then they can get good PR from the internet to the international.
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  They want the PR, they want to play on our emotions, they want to be able to say, look at what America did.
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  Meanwhile, and you have Democrats and you have the media who are right on board with it.
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  Yeah.
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  But when Biden went in Bangladesh and killed a family member, a family of 13, no one said anything about it.
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  It's like this collateral damage and move on.
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  But then they want to get to the definitely want to find out the intricacies of this girl school.
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  When as you said, we know why why would they put their a center here?
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  Yeah.
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  Where they're attacking individuals.
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  Now you're talking Simon.
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  Right.
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  Simon just came on, and we definitely want to get his take on all of this because Simon, when you were uh before you came on, I uh quoted something that you had said to us back in December, and I want to read it again.
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  You had said Europe has a problem, Belgium has a problem, Germany has a problem, France has a problem, London, a bigger problem, and today America has a problem.
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  That problem is the Islamification of the West by radical Islamist.
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  Now, you sat that in December of last year, not knowing what we would be encountering today, as I mentioned in my opening, five terrorist attacks on American soil.
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  Two here in New York City, well, two men in New York City trying to set up an IED bomb, dirty bomb, old Dominion University, Temporal Israel in Michigan this past Friday.
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  What is going on?
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  And how did you have the foresight, Simon, to call this out the way you did in December?
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  What are we missing here in America that seems so obvious to you, Simon?
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  You have the floor.
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  We're having a little technical difficulties.
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  I don't know if Simon was able, if this mic is on or not.
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  But we're going to get him to answer that.
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  How did he how did he force well, not even foresee, but he called it.
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  He said that we have a problem.
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  And I hate looking at things from the left or from the right, but we have to be honest.
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  Those on the left are pretending as if though this problem doesn't exist.
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  Sure, sure.
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  Well, that's their MO.
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  That's what they do.
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  And they, as we know, they go beyond some of them pretending it doesn't exist.
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  They sympathize with the radicals, because in their worldview, it's all a matter of uh, you know, wealthier nations equal evil, and uh poorer people automatically good.
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  Uh, we know the whole racial, you know, simplistic divvying up of the world into, you know, whoever's lighter skinned bad, whoever's darker skinned, good.
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  Uh, you know, they they're basically very childish.
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  I mean, their their whole paradigm is this simplistic kind of um typing of people, and uh they're misapplying that paradigm to a situation that is very uh not well so they're not well served to to apply it to this situations, and the bottom line is that they're fooled, they are essentially dupes of radical Islamism.
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  I you know how much of it is just naivety and decadence and being born in the West and not actually life and death, you know, confronted with radical Islam.
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  I don't know.
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  Uh I was just having a conversation today with someone about this about Israel, and you know, in Israel, there's a very um robust left.
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  And even though they're on the front lines, you know, a lot of these folks they they have they're they bend over backwards to try to be fair, they're incredibly compassionate to Arabs, especially, you know, including Palestinians who are some of whom are murderous toward them.
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  And it's a you know, it's just that that ideology seems to know upon intended trump everything, including the knife that's at their throats.
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  But I, you know, what can I say?
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  It's it's I mean, I think my Jewish people, I could go into a lot of theorizing as to why that uh that hold that the Democratic Party and and you know, even more extreme leftist politics has over some of them.
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  It's not everybody, you know, Jews are a very um philosophically diverse people.
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  We tend to be very peaceful people, you know, overall, but some of us are conservatives.
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  Uh, you know, but I was just reading an Isaac Besheva Singer, um, excuse me, I Israel Joshua Singer, who was uh I B Singer's brother, a novel he wrote, I think it was back in, you know, around early 20th century.
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  Anyway, I can't even remember what the name was, but it there was a scene where Jewish people were debating, and they were having the same kinds of debates that you hear now about should we be Zionists, should we be fighting for the holy land and you know, for our own country, or should and then there were the liberal Jews of Europe who were saying who were arguing, no, no, you know, we should we should you know assure our countrymen that we are, you know, we're gonna blend in, we shouldn't make trouble.
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  That's that's too aggressive, it's too disruptive, you know, we don't want to be troublemakers, we don't want to, you know, we don't want to create any controversy.
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  And sadly, you know, we know who was more wrong in that situation was these you know the poor Jews who thought that oh their countrymen would always stand with them if they were loyal citizens of France, of Spain, of Germany, whatever.
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  Um, you know, and so I'm I guess my my point in saying this is that you know, my people, many of them tend to be very idealistic.
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  That that leftism, that idea that you know, we should be uh one world and and you know, against any kind of uh singling out of anybody else.
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  I mean, it has I think complex roots, and I think sometimes it can be a beautiful and worthy way of looking at things, but sometimes it's not appropriate, and it's not you know, in this case, we have real enemies, bloodthirsty, crazy enemies, and so does the whole civilized world, and uh we need to get it.
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  Well, we're we're under attack and we need to accept it.
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  We're up for a commercial break, but when we come back, we're gonna have Simon on.
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  Hopefully, we've gotten his mic uh fixed.
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  I'm your host, Rob Harper.
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  My co-host tonight is how the Robinson, a contributor for the New York Post, and our special guest is Simon Ding, human rights activist.
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  And we're back with the second half of the show.
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  And I think we're able to get Simon's mic working.
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  So he's on.
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  And I'm gonna put the question back up there to something that he had said again on last year.
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  He had the foresight to say this.
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  Gonna read again because I think this is very powerful.
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  Europe has a problem, Belgium has a problem, Germany has a problem, France has a problem, and today America has a problem.
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  That problem is the Islamification of the West by radical Islamist.
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  And I name to you or mention to you the five recent terrorist attacks that have happened here in America.
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  Unfortunately, our Muslim mayor, Nandami, initially chose to say that it was about white supremacists as opposed to radical Islam.
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  And as I also said, he is the first, and may he be the last.
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  America needs to wake up.
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  That being said, Simon.
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  How did you have the foresight to call this?
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  Did you see this coming?
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  Did you see this happening when you mentioned it last year?
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  Simon.
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  Hey Rob, uh you are absolutely right.
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  Uh what I said last year, it is something I have been saying for over 35 years.
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  Uh I remember uh when I came to the US, I approached an elected officials here in New York, a congressman, telling him that what is happening to us in Sudan and making it sure that what happened there, it is not going to be us alone.
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  He's gonna come to you here.
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  Guess what he did said?
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  His response to me was that I'm being paranoid.
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  This is very unfortunately.
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  Elected official telling me that I'm being paranoid, and then soon later we have individuals who have been kicked out by Egyptian government.
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  Uh, I'm talking about the blind Sheikh Omar Ad Rahman came to the United States through Sudan with a Sudanese document to come and teach.
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  And even there was one of his teaching in Brooklyn, New York at Atlantic Avenue, in one of the most praising the Muslim that arrived here, that they'll be being sent by Allah to come and be the one who will cut the the neck that the head of the of the snacks.
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  Whom do you talk talk about?
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  Talk about the United States, and then he went and influenced young Muslims, and then they went to bring down the Twin Towers.
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  Unfortunately, they didn't manage to bring the Twin Towers down, but they killed people, and then he was caught.
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  And I said in one of the on one of the radio ABC here in New York, I told them this is the beginning.
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  Don't assume that you capture the blanch and and perpetrators, and you put them in jail and you assume that the problem is solved.
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  No, this is the beginning.
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  And guess what?
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  11 years later or 10 years later, what happened?
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  9-11.
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  So when I was talking about what I said last year, it is something that I have been saying all along.
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  And I mentioned what happened in Europe.
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  The reason I mention Europe, because look at London's all the majority of the mayors of the UK are Muslims, which was not the case 50 years ago, which was not the case 70 years ago, which was not the case 40 years ago.
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  Wow, yeah.
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  And when I came here, we didn't have a mayor of Muslims.
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  We didn't have a Muslim in a Congress.
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  There was one.
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  Look at it today.
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  How many mayors we have?
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  Muslims.
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  The city of New York, the biggest and the largest city in the world with the with with pool of financial of the worlds in it, run by who?
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  By the Muslim.
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  It is a win on the under their side, believe it or not.
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  People may look at it in a different way.
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  All over the United States, what did a Muslim doing these days?
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  Buying churches, buying property to build mosses, to a point that after they brought down the twin towers, they have they did have an audacity to secure a land to build the most under the ground zero.
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  In which we went heaven and earth to stop that.
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  Because American is so naive.
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  So what did I say last time?
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  It is true.
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  So when it comes to the war in Iran today, and I have seen some of the elected officials in Washington whining, crying, blaming the president, any presidents, crud, who didn't talk about Iran have to be confronted.
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  But they didn't have a gut.
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  Thank God today, God has brought somebody who has a gut.
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  And believe it or not, this ally with Prime Minister of Israel and President Trump.
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  It is the same ally who winter church or with the president of the United States to bring down the evil Hitler.
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  Iran with the mullahs are the seconds of Hitler.
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  Iran has been at war with the United States all along.
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  Somebody have to tell me that this is not true.
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  What did they do with using Hezbollah to kill Islam American Marines?
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  What did they do by giving them all the militias in the area to do the dirty work for them?
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  And are you telling me that you are not at war with them?
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  Wake up America.
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  This war have to be fought.
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  It is a necessary war.
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  And this war have to be we have to be fought until everything that Iran has to be controlled.
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  Because Iran has been a bully.
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  He has bullying everybody in the world.
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  He is bullying even the Arabs, the Arab community within the areas.
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  I think it was last week's or a week ago.
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  When you have 130 nations in the United Nation, together condemning the Iran.
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  And all the Gulf country, all the Gulf countries is standing behind President of the United States, so that they all these weapons being built.
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  Somebody have to come and ask himself.
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  And then nuclear weapons which they want to have.
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  And you have it in the hand of a person who is creating a problem and supporting all the terrorists all over the world.
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  And guess are you telling me that these person need to not be confronted?
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  You know, we have to stand behind the presidents and the president doing a good job.
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  And we have to pray every day that all these weapons being thrown at the innocent peoples, that you know they have to be secure, and Iran have to need to be defeated.
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  And why is it that the folks on the left seemingly want the president to fail all of their reports on Iran is that oh, Iran, they've got the best of Trump, and Iran did this, and Iran did that, and you know, look at what they're doing.
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  Even you look at the terrorist activity that took place here, it seems as if though they are praising these individuals as opposed to calling them out.
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  And as you mentioned, Simon, you look across the country, and you see mosques that are being built all over.
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  Look at Texas, they were trying to build epic city, and in some cases, they're telling us their intention.
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  They're saying what they're going to do, or what they're doing, but yet and still we refuse to accept it.
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  They're telling us in our face.
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  You look at Times Square, they have these huge prayers.
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  They're praying.
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  Look at the mayor's office, City Hall, Mandami praying.
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  They're telling us they're open, they're not trying to hide it.
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  They're openly saying we're taking over.
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  This is our intention.
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  And if they don't like it here, you have in the Middle East five Muslim countries, Arab countries that they could go to, but they refuse to go there.
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  They're coming here.
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  Try going to their country and praying on the outside, the streets, a public square.
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  Do you think they would allow it?
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  Do you think Christians would be able to call the blood of Jesus there?
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  Do you think that our brothers and sisters of the Jewish faith would be able to pray or say prayers?
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  Absolutely not.
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  But we being the country that we are, freedom of religion, welcoming all, we will allow them to come and take advantage.
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  And I think you said that once also when you were here last, that they're taking advantage of our laws, and they're using them against us.
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  They're taking advantage of our freedom, and they're using it against us.
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  And our brothers and sisters on the left will pretend as if though this is a thing.
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  You mentioned the left.
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  The left is known for one thing, in my opinions.
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  Let all get along.
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  The questions that have to be us to be thrown to them.
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  Are you going to get along with the snakes?
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  Are you going to bring the Kool-Aid together and sleep together with the snakes?
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  Of course, they will not uh answer that.
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  And this is the failure of the United States.
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  They are not taking the advantage of our constitution.
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  They're taking advantage of through using the left.
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  When you have some members to the Congress sitting in the house of the representative, the how is that we uh we we we hold as a symbol of the nation and the symbol of the constitution where the laws are being made, and they have the sign in their chest, using that sign with F word in it to the president, and the party of that member of the Congress cannot sanction that individual, then you're done.
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  You're done.
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  Very sad, and it is something beyond anybody.
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  When you have a member of the Congress, we're supposed to believe by example to our kids, to our kids, having that sign in that house with a big sign that I don't want to pronounce it the way it is, and that individual cannot be sanctioned.
• 34:04
  So the the the left in this country, they contributed of what is happening today.
• 34:16
  And I look back from the President Obama talking about that Iran have to be confronted.
• 34:23
  President Biden talking about Iran have to be confronted.
• 34:27
  President Clinton, the same things, and now you have people like people of Chuck Schumacher whining and crying, the men who have an audacity too, calling to overthrow the prime minister of Israel when Israel is at war.
• 34:45
  Something wrong with the left.
• 34:48
  Something wrong with that party.
• 34:52
  And I hope Americans could listen, and Americans have to wake up.
• 34:56
  And calling them out does not mean that we are Islamophobia or anything of the sorts, Heather, because whenever you call this out, they will immediately label you and say you're xenophobic, Islamophobic, and everything else, all the phobias will come out.
• 35:16
  Well, yes, call them out.
• 35:17
  I was going to say what I hear you, you're right, but I also think that it's genuinely true.
• 35:24
  I guess what I'd be interested though in is that on a smaller micro level, like how do you know?
• 35:31
  I mean, I guess you just go by the people you meet and you listen to what they say, and you know, I'd I'd be interested to pose that question to Simon because you know he lives in you know, among a lot of different kinds of people and in private life, like how do you think Americans should handle this, Simon?
• 35:53
  And you know, do you think that it's important to befriend people who are Muslim and hear what they have to say?
• 36:00
  Is it, I mean, on an individual level, do you have friends who are Muslim?
• 36:05
  How do you handle this tension between wanting to be astute to the radicalism and the war on the West, but at the same time not uh alienate anyone who might really be moderate and be a good friend and neighbor?
• 36:24
  How do you navigate that?
• 36:26
  Before he answers, we've got to go to commercial break, but when we come back, we will allow Simon to elaborate on it, as has mentioned.
• 36:34
  How do you navigate through it when you have good Muslims who want to do right and they respect our country and our constitution compared to those who don't?
• 36:45
  Because clearly we would have thought that these gentlemen who launched these attacks were they were nationalized citizens and wanted to be here, but apparently uh that's not the case.
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  And we're just going to toss it directly to Simon so that he can answer questions Heather's question on how do you know?
• 39:22
  How do you know the good from the bad, the good apples from the bad apples?
• 39:25
  How do you separate the two?
• 39:28
  Simon, what are your thoughts?
• 39:30
  You know, it is a good question, uh, which is sometimes is not easy to put the fingers on it.
• 39:39
  Uh but as Heather was saying that some good Muslims, yes, of course.
• 39:45
  Uh in every jungle, there are some good animals and there are some ruthless animals.
• 39:55
  And usually Jerusalem is the one.
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  Always run the show.
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  Because the good one is a minority.
• 40:06
  The good one is being seen that in the bush, by the way.
• 40:10
  I'm giving that example.
• 40:12
  Being seen that he or she have no teeth, cannot bite, cannot attack.
• 40:19
  So the ruthless one is always taking the major.
• 40:23
  The reason I said that why Iran is bullying everybody.
• 40:31
  Because he accumulate so many weapons.
• 40:36
  And instead of investing it in his peoples, he accumulates the weapon that nobody in the Middle East has.
• 40:58
  By creating a Hezbollah in Lebanon.
• 41:02
  Very strong to a point that a government cannot confront them.
• 41:08
  Because they have weapons the government doesn't have.
• 42:01
  We have been telling them years and years, and we got tired of them.
• 42:06
  Two million Southern Sudan was a slaughter, not in the name of love, in the name of jihad by these Muslim brothers in Sudan as a part as a ruling party, second to Iran.
• 42:21
  In other words, the the government of Sudan, when they declare Sudan as an Islamic state, Sudan become exactly a little boy of Iran, because everybody comes from there.
• 42:35
  So to confront them, which is not easy, by the way.
• 42:40
  And the reason I said it's not easy.
• 42:42
  After 911, there was a debate being put together by BBC.
• 42:48
  They brought all the Muslim scholars, thousands of them, and they brought those bad happeners, radical Islam, to debate whether the direction being laid by the radical is the right one.
• 43:06
  And by the way, guess who who won the debate?
• 43:10
  It is the radical Muslims, radical Islam.
• 43:15
  According to them, they are doing it because it is in the Quran.
• 43:20
  They brought the book, they confronted so-called a good Muslims that we we talk about to distance themselves from Quran, but they cannot distance themselves because they are attached to it.
• 43:34
  Because in Islam, when you distance yourself, you will be leveled in Arabic mutating in which you have to be ex and to be killed.
• 43:49
  So no Muslim can distance himself from the book.
• 43:55
  And no Muslim can even condemn openly what being done in the name of Islam by the radical Muslim as the bad thing.
• 44:05
  And look at it this way.
• 44:07
  You have to ask yourself after 9 11, how many Muslims nation denounce what happened by the terrorist groups?
• 44:20
  Few.
• 44:21
  That says a lot, only a few.
• 44:24
  Only a few would denounce it.
• 44:26
  And like I mentioned, look at the mayor here of New York City refuses to refuse initially.
• 44:53
  And that's why Sudan broke into two pieces today.
• 44:56
  So to have an answer for the good Muslim, it is not easy to come until the Muslim themselves, being run by Islam themselves, have to make it as a law.
• 45:10
  That time has come where the religion has to be between you and your God and how you believe in it.
• 45:18
  Don't bring it and shop it in my throat.
• 45:23
  Don't use it when you do the wrong thing and you call Allah What but like what happened every time?
• 45:28
  Shooting people and then you call La Hot Bar.
• 45:31
  Come on.
• 45:31
  Something wrong with that.
• 45:32
  So I think this is my answer to that.
• 45:36
  No, why do you have so few Muslims who are it seems to be afraid to denounce this radicalization within the religion?
• 45:52
  Well, as I said, they will not do that simply because if they do that, there is a simple word by the by that by the Islam.
• 46:03
  Come and mutet in Arabic, which he have to be killed.
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  Period.
• 46:11
  Wow.
• 46:12
  So but they say that it is a religion, a peace.
• 46:16
  We talked about that when you're on the show last time.
• 46:19
  Let them let somebody come and tell me how that religion of peace killed four millions of my people in Sudan.
• 46:28
  Wow.
• 46:29
  Four millions of my people.
• 46:34
  When Islam being used, the all the militias will go into the battle in the villages, killing villages, singing Islamic songs, because they are going to heavens.
• 46:46
  Where did that peace is all about?
• 46:49
  Go and tell those the four million or my people that he was killed by somebody who loved peace.
• 46:59
  And this is what the West isn't getting.
• 47:03
  This is what they aren't talking about.
• 47:07
  They're completely quiet when you raise this up to them.
• 47:11
  But yet still they'll go out and they'll say, Oh, the Jews are committing genocide in Palestine, oh, they're committing genocide.
• 47:18
  But no one is calling out the Iranians who are attacking the countries and the Gulf.
• 47:26
  No one is calling them out and saying, wait a minute, why are you attacking them?
• 47:30
  Why are you trying to drag them into the or to the left anything?
• 47:36
  Yeah, why don't they get people radical Muslims to you know fix their teeth and do their taxes and watch their children and you know, instead of Jews.
• 47:47
  How many for that?
• 47:50
  Complete silence.
• 47:51
  They won't call them out, Simon.
• 47:54
  They won't say Iranius, why are you attacking Dubai?
• 47:57
  Why are you attacking Saudi Arabia?
• 48:00
  Why are you attacking Jordan?
• 48:02
  Why are you attacking the U of A?
• 48:03
  Why are you attacking any of your brethren?
• 48:06
  Why are you trying to destroy their economies by attacking their oil fields?
• 48:11
  Even the left, they won't say it.
• 48:13
  But they'll pronounce on Trump and say, Oh, Trump is doing something bad.
• 48:16
  Oh, Trump, and he's betraying his uh he's betraying MAGA and he's doing this.
• 48:21
  It's like, no, he's cleaning up a problem that has existed for four decades.
• 48:28
  But they won't call it out, Simon.
• 48:31
  As I mentioned, you had the foresight when you came here, you were meeting, you were trying to meet with different congressmen and say, there is a problem, beware, beware.
• 48:40
  They wouldn't listen to you.
• 48:41
  You went to the hill, like you said to George Bush, but no one will listen.
• 48:44
  And now look at where we are now.
• 48:46
  You know, if Americans would have listened to us, we would still have Twin Tower today exists, because we told them the agenda being waged in Sudan's toward America.
• 49:03
  We told them about Al-Qaeda, which is a center in Arabic, which was created in Sudan, not in Afghanistan.
• 49:15
  Osama bin Lada created that movement in Khartoum, in which that he was leaving as the head of the states, building training his uh terrorist groups in Sudan.
• 49:30
  My problem with Simon, but he'll come back on and continue his thought.
• 49:36
  I think that we do need to be aware as to what's happening, and we need to start calling it out.
• 49:41
  We can't be complicit and afraid to call this out.
• 49:51
  But Heather, as I was saying, it's it's just amazing with how the left they refuse.
• 50:00
  To call out what we're all watching and seeing.
• 50:07
  Yeah, and it really does bring it home when you listen to Simon in his very unflappable very calm rational way.
• 50:19
  He really lays it out.
• 50:21
  Um because he's experienced this.
• 50:24
  Yes.
• 50:25
  He has seen this.
• 50:26
  And as I mentioned, on two occasions when he came on our show and he's talked about this, and he cautioned us.
• 50:34
  And I just go back to what he's saying that you know, Europe has a problem, and now America has a problem.
• 50:39
  And are we going to accept the fact that we have a problem?
• 50:46
  And we're not condemning all Muslim Muslims.
• 50:49
  We're not doing that at all.
• 50:52
  But when you see them parading around in our streets, and you see them rejoicing and saying hooray, and they're they're calling.
• 50:59
  I mean, there it's a problem.
• 51:00
  Yeah, it's hard not to.
• 51:02
  You know, you don't want to fall into the trap of overgeneralizing.
• 51:07
  But I would encourage and urge our Muslim American brethren and brothers and sisters to make it clear that they do not support terrorism.
• 51:21
  I mean, I know what you're saying.
• 51:24
  It's it's when you see that, it's hard not to feel scared and angry.
• 51:32
  I mean, you know, it's it's not really like politically correct to say it, but I mean how how many people would react well.
• 51:47
  I mean, you know, we have to strive to avoid prejudice, but yeah, at the same time, I mean, when you're seeing people rejoice in the murder of your own people, I mean, it's hard not to feel threatened and to question their values.
• 52:08
  It is, and when we do question it, as I mentioned, we're you're immediate you're immediately labeled so that you don't say anything.
• 52:17
  But I do remember after 9-11, we said if you see something, say something, which is what we're doing.
• 52:22
  We see something and we're saying something.
• 52:24
  And I think that people on the left, like the Toko Carlson's, they don't help.
• 52:29
  No, they don't help.
• 52:32
  I mean, he used to be on the right.
• 52:33
  And you know, I'll tell you, I was just thinking today.
• 52:36
  I mean, I think all along, um, one thing I can share is members of my community, the Jewish American community, some of the liberals have been skeptical of conservative support for Israel all along.
• 52:50
  And I've often been in the position of speaking out about how valuable our fellow conservatives' support has been for the U.S.-Israel relationship, um, recognition of shared values and principles, um, everything cooperation from you know, science to the arts to uh military technology, all the things that the US gets from Israel and vice versa.
• 53:18
  Uh, and one of the things I've been frustrated with is that our Jewish community, more people, I mean, many people do see uh how great we are as allies, but you know, some of um some American Jews are very dug in with the the Democrats and liberal thinking, and I I you know have often pointed out that the Republicans are great friends of Israel, evangelicals in this country, just common sense conservatives and other people, you know, that we can't take their their support and their love for granted, and we have to show them the love and the support.
• 53:52
  And the thing is, you know, one of the fears that American Jews have had is that the right will turn on us also.
• 53:59
  And it's been very dismaying for me in recent weeks to see people like Tucker Carlson and Meghan Kelly not just critiquing this or that policy or asking questions about this or that with Israel, but just harping incessantly on our alliance with Israel.
• 54:18
  I mean, these are the same people who, you know, I mean, they don't well, Carson did question the the unending support for Ukraine, which you know went without question, but not Megan Kelly, and they do seem to have this disproportionate focus on Israel and Jewish thinkers and have a real animus, but you know, one of the things that's been hard for me is to realize that you know, there are some Jewish people, and you know, I've had conversations like this about this with my black friends, um, you know, who say, oh, yeah, my parents feel that way about white people, like some older Jewish people think that the whole world hates us, you know, and that nobody's Israel's friend.
• 54:58
  Um actually, um, I don't think that's true.
• 55:04
  You know, and I I always say that we have great allies in America as we are great Americans and they know it and we know it.
• 55:11
  But I feel, yeah, I mean, I don't feel abandoned by conservatives in America because I see this isn't a phenomenon in our Congress.
• 55:20
  We're not electing anti-Semites to Congress, but it's among the commentariat, uh, these people who have a real uh obsessive animus toward Israel.
• 55:29
  Okay, I won't go as far as to call them anti-Semites, but they're obsessed with Israel at a day with with criticizing and condemning uh aid to Israel at a time that Israel and America are perfectly aligned in reality against horrendous, monstrous, vicious terrorists, and it's hard not to feel like, well, are they anti-Semitic?
• 55:50
  I mean, what is I mean, these are common sense formerly conservative people.
• 55:55
  I mean, even if they have some questions about that or this individual policy to just be harping on this while Israel is under fire and America's at war, it's very weird.
• 56:06
  And you know, one of the things that I realize though is.
• 56:08
  Heather, I'm sorry, but we're we're we're all out of time, but we'll have to continue the conversation.
• 56:13
  Uh, it's unfortunate that uh Simon was having technical difficulties, but we'll have him back, and we will continue this conversation because I think it's very important to discuss that we do have a problem.
• 56:25
  We have an Islamification problem, and when it's called out, we're labeled as being Islamophobic or somotophobia, but we're not.
• 56:35
  We're just calling it the way we see it.
• 56:36
  Folks, you've been listening to After Dark on the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network.
• 56:40
  I'm your host, Rob Harper, and my call tonight is Heather Robinson of the New York Post, a contributor of the New York Post, and our guest was Simon Dean.
• 56:48
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• 56:51
  And as we always end the show saying, God bless America, well, God bless Israel, get night and be safe.