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Dr. Fauci Pleads The 5th, Abdul El-Sayed and The Muslim Takeover, and Mamdani's NYC Grocery Games · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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welcome back to another world ablaze being recorded august 6th 2026
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took me a while to get to this episode i apologize i had to take a little bit of a break it has been
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busy man i'm not gonna lie i'm busting my ass we are right in the middle of summer hustle and to
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be honest, I can't believe it's already August. I hope you all have enjoyed the two previous guest
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episodes I had. I have more guests coming. I'm lining up more politicians, journalists, authors,
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podcasters, etc. And as promised, I'm going to start sprinkling in more guest episodes.
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So you might get two episodes a week. You might still just get one. Either way, I'm going to try
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to balance it out between solo episodes and guest episodes.
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Also, I've been kicking something around for all of the longtime listeners for the nearly
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Thank you very much, by the way.
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I've been thinking about doing a daily live stream show.
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It'll be a little bit different.
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Now that being said,
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let's just go ahead and get into the show.
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because I don't want to drag this out too long.
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I don't know how long the show is going to be, to be quite honest.
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I had a large show planned.
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I had a large show planned with everything going on with Dr. Anthony Fauci,
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Tony Fauci as people call him,
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who pleaded the fifth more times than I've ever heard anybody.
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I mean, I think I heard him plead the fifth
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in any video recordings I've seen of the New York mob being questioned
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back in the day.
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during the RICO Act. Yeah. So the RICO Act cases and Anthony Fauci.
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And here's the thing. He was granted a preemptive pardon. Now, I'm not going to talk too much about
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this because I think you all heard enough about, I'm sure every podcaster, every personality,
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every live stream has already gone over. But with a preemptive pardon, to me, that already brings,
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I mean, to me, that's suspicious.
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To me, that already means you're guilty.
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I mean, how can you have a preemptive pardon
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for a span of 10 years, right?
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Either direction, I guess, either way.
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Back, forward, past, future.
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But apparently, the Fifth Amendment,
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the right of the Fifth Amendment
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doesn't necessarily apply to someone
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who has been granted a pardon.
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And I'm not sure exactly why that is
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because I think at that point,
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you're already not being convicted of going to jail.
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So by you trying to plead the fifth,
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you're just outright lying to the court itself,
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not the American people, but to the court.
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And I think there was an issue there.
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Now, I'm not a lawyer.
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And while I do love to do research,
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I literally did not take time to research that,
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as in how the Fifth Amendment actually applies
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to someone who's already been given a pardon,
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much less a preemptive pardon
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that basically protects a span of 10 years.
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So I don't know how that worked out.
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But the reality is this.
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After being granted a preemptive pardon
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that protects you for 10 years,
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Anthony Fauci still felt
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that he should hold his tongue
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and not say anything.
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Because he doesn't want the world to know.
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I think that he is who people say he is.
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My opinion, okay?
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and look, I don't care what Fauci does to me.
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Oh, because I heard he's shilling people,
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shutting him down for saying things about him.
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But you know what?
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Your right to invoke the Fifth Amendment
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after giving a preemptive pardon
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really makes you look like a liar
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in a dishonest person.
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Makes it really, really look like
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you intentionally did all the things
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people accuse you of doing.
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really makes it look like
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you are literally
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a world criminal.
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Your crime,
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all your crimes, actually,
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committed against humanity itself.
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And he sits up there,
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smug, educated, doctor, bureaucrat,
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and just looks down on the people,
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down his nose like this,
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down his nose at everybody.
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all of us,
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as if we're not worthy to be in the same room.
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The people questioning him
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are not worthy to even be asking the questions they are.
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He knows his time is near.
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Now, I don't know if he'll actually serve any jail time.
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I'm not sure on what charge,
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on what basis they can get him.
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But I'll just say that at some point,
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This individual may actually face a form of street justice.
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May. Possibly.
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I'm not advocating for it, but you did kind of, whether directly or indirectly,
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I guess indirectly with that called like accessory or manslaughter, right?
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I mean, how many millions of people died from the novel COVID virus?
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through gain-of-function research and cover-ups and everything else
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and trying to get rich off vaccines that were rushed to market.
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Yeah.
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So while I'm not saying anybody should do anything,
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I have a feeling that that day may come.
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But then again, the new cycle still...
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I mean, it's just so fast that people are just going to move on.
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They're going to forget until someone brings it up again,
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just as they already have.
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It's already fizzing out the story.
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It's already fizzing out.
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People are already moving on.
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They're going back to complaining about Trump
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and how he's handling straight of Hormuz again and Iran.
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And there's the attacks in the Red Sea now.
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That's a mess that I need to get to, guys.
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But I'm not going to do this episode.
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I mean, I even have to talk about Zelensky
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getting his nose into the dirt.
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getting involved kind of in Iran
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saying, hey, look, America, I'm helping you.
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Yeah, Russia's doing things to help Iran.
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So I'm going to go ahead and send drones
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to attack Iranian ships.
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So yeah, there's that to talk about.
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Ukraine war, definitely still a lot to talk about.
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I'm surprised that war is still going on, by the way.
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But again, as I stated previously in the other episodes, I'm going to stick to what's going on domestically for a bit.
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And first on the docket is Michigan, Michigan, Michigan, Michigan.
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Yeah, Michigan.
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Michigan.
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So we had a candidate in Michigan win midterms to get on the ballot for the general election for a congressional seat for the Senate.
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And this individual, Mr. Abdul Al-Sayed, Sayed, Sayed, whatever, Sayatica, this individual won in Michigan.
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Michigan, which is, well, it still has a very, very large red presence, Republican presence, but also very sizable Democratic presence.
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So, Mr. Al-Sayed, Sayed, Sayedica, whatever, this individual is very, very, very serious about taking a seat in Congress.
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And it's not the first time he has run.
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And what makes this concerning is his outright admission of his goal to stand up for Muslims and the faith of Islam above all.
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Because there hasn't been much in his speeches that actually talked about how he was going to improve America, how he was going to affect policy, change policy, put laws into place or try to put laws into a place that would benefit the American people.
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know everything out of his mouth has been how it's going to benefit Muslims, how it's going to
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benefit practitioners of Islam. Again, Muslims. Because one thing I wanted to point out
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is this man also claims that America is racist and that he experiences racism because he's
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Muslim. Problem being though is Muslim isn't a race. And if you think Muslim is a racial,
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like it represents a race of people, rather, that's what I should say. Yeah. You think Muslim
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represents a race of people? You yourself are wrong. You've been fooled, bamboozled.
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you've been conditioned to believe that you are treating a ethnic group wrong when in fact
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all you're doing is being critical of a religion and the people who practice that religion just as
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you may look down your nose take your head at a satanist that's right how would you feel if we had
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a full-fledged, outright Satanist running for Congress and said that his whole goal is
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to represent the Satanic Church.
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And his whole goal was to make sure that all Satanists have the same civil liberties and
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have all the rights that every other race, because again, using it how the Muslims do,
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because, again, Satanists have been the victim of racism.
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That to have an opinion against a Satanist who practices a religion
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that literally is centered around pure evil and deceit like quite literally to criticize that would be racist How would that be
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Would you like that?
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Does that sound crazy?
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Does that sound crazy?
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That maybe this person would want a statue of Baphomet
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right outside of their door
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in the halls of Congress,
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walking into their office?
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Would that be acceptable?
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How do you feel about that though?
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I mean, let's just really think about that.
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no not gonna go for it crazy right these satanists they're kooky weird so why don't we feel the same
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way about muslims why do we not like like why is it wrong to be critical of muslims who advocate
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for nothing but islam who lie to you and tell you that muslims are a race they're not a race
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A Muslim, by definition, is a practitioner of Islam.
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A Muslim could be Arabic, right?
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Could be Persian.
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It can be a white person from America who converted to Islam.
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Now they're a Muslim.
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Muslim is a people that practice a religion.
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It is the same thing as calling Christians a race.
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And to criticize Christianity would be committing racism.
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That you would be a racist for criticizing a Christian.
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Hard facts here, people. Hard facts.
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Truths only.
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So what we have here are people, these Muslims, who are trying to run for office,
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trying to get into U.S. politics for the whole goal of preserving their religion,
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for basing their political decisions around their religious faith, which is crazy that this is being
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allowed since there is a clear separation of church and state in the Constitution for a reason.
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because if we don't have that,
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then we would have
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an authoritarian theological government.
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Well, sorry, not theological.
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I'm sorry.
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An authoritarian theocracy.
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My mind is not here, people.
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I told you, I've had a long, long week.
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A little more coffee out of America's Cup.
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So anyway,
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why do we feel bad and ashamed
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for criticizing Muslims?
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Why do we feel bad and ashamed or forced to feel bad and ashamed for not wanting a Muslim in office?
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Because if we're going to be fair, we should give Satanists a chance.
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Let's give a Satanist a chance.
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You want a Satanist in office?
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Put a Satan in office.
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Satan in office?
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Why not?
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Why not?
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They're not giving a fair shake.
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They're being marginalized.
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They're being marginalized.
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What, you don't like this comparison?
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I mean, think about it though, because this is what we're fucking talking about.
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We're literally talking about people trying to get into office to only literally preserve
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Islam, to only literally change the laws of the United States to do nothing more than
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back the faith of Islam, to make it easier to align the laws of the United States with
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Sharia law, which again are laws of Islam. Muslims are not a race of people. Muslims are practitioners
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of a religion. The entire goal of a Muslim, the long-term goal of a Muslim trying to get into
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politics in the United States of America is to turn America into what you see in Iran, which is
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what? Again, I'm going to say it again, an authoritarian theocracy. That's all it is.
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So with all that being said, how is it that Michigan, how did they allow Abdul El-Sayed
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to win the midterm to get on the ballot for a congressional seat? How is that even possible?
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You know what? Let me play some clips of Abdul El-Sayataka.
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And you be the judge because he tells you, he doesn't hide who he is.
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Now, first off, the first clip I'm going to play is him speaking at an event for,
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I don't know how they pronounce it, SAR or CAR.
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I think it's CAR.
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It's the Council of American Islamic Relations.
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Okay?
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And we're going to dive a little bit more into CAR and what they are.
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So let me go ahead and let me get this clip ready.
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Here we go.
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So I got this clip here.
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And this is El Syed, Syed, Syedica, whatever.
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happy
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basically giving his endorsement
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as an organization
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and telling
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everybody how happy he is to be there to be able
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to speak at this event
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and then
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one of the leaders of CAR gets up and literally
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gives you the outline
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for all
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Muslims
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and politics
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doesn't hide it
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tells the entire world what their actual
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goals and objectives are
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Listen to this.
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About 6 million people attend these 4,000 mosques every Friday.
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That's really the infrastructure of the Muslim community.
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The core of Muslim life in America is the largest number of mosques.
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Secondly, you have schools, social services, organizations, economic, social, political, and scientific organizations and businesses.
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However, how can we plan in 20 years for the Muslim community to be a celebrated community?
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So what's the plan?
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4,000 mosques.
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I would like our community, the leadership here, after, inshallah, you build this mosque, unless you can do it at the same time, establish a scholarship fund on an annual basis.
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And scholarships for four or five students.
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One, to study journalism.
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Second, to study filmmaking.
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Thirdly, to study law.
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Fourth, political science.
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And fifth, history or humanity.
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Okay, you guys following so far?
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You following so far?
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The goal is to build more mosques and create foundations and scholarships to send their people, their Muslim people, their brothers in Islam,
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to go to school for specific,
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you just said very specific careers
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involving politics, journalism, and filmmaking.
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Why?
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The filmmaking leads to the propaganda
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that they're going to want to put together.
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Okay?
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Politics, so that they can get into politics.
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Very easy, very simple, right?
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journalism so they can control the narrative.
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This is not a 100-year plan, people.
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This is a 20-year plan.
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20.
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I've been talking about their plan for quite some time.
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They are literally telling you what it is they are going to do to take over this nation.
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and everybody dismisses what I say or anybody says as Islamophobic and racist.
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Islamophobia doesn't fucking exist.
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It's a made-up term.
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You can be concerned and you can be critical.
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That does not make you afraid of Islam.
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I mean, that's what a phobia is.
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It means you're afraid of that specific thing.
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No fucking such thing as Islamophobia.
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There isn't.
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there's a fear of loss of the Western world and the United States of America,
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but not a fear of Islam, not whatsoever.
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So again, this guy has laid out the 20-year plan so far, so far.
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We're going to play more of this.
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More mosques, send people to get educated in journalism, filmmaking, and politics.
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And again, here's the reasons.
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Politics to get in office, filmmaking to make the propaganda, journalism to control the narrative.
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All right?
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You with me?
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That's what this is about.
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Let's continue this.
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Four years from now, 4,000 mosques in America.
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Remember, 4,000 mosques.
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We will have in four years, 4,000 new journalists, filmmakers, lawyers, history, students who will become teachers and students and graduates of political science.
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20 years from now
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we keep doing it every year
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20 years from now
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the Muslim community will have
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50,000 attorneys
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50,000 journalists
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50,000 filmmakers
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50,000 professors of political science
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and history
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if we do that
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the Muslim community will write
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its own history
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it will write its own narrative
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it will tell the story of Islam and Muslims
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was I wrong?
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Did he just say what I warned you of?
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What I just said that they were doing this for?
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Write their own history.
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Write their own narrative.
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So the way they want to take over this nation,
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because the only way they can do it is within,
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and how they're going to do it?
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Population.
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They're taking over industries.
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To do what again?
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Write their own history.
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Control the narrative.
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they're telling you
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is this racist to call this out
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is it racist to call this out
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they're literally telling you
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what their plan is to take over
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the United States of America
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and there's going to be some of those
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you know bleeding heart fucking Democrats
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are going to go no no no no
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they're just looking for a space
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for themselves within the country
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they're just looking to establish their community
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and have their own representation
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don't be a fucking idiot
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do not be a fucking idiot they are telling you how they're going to conquer your fucking nation
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i want to play more of this because i and i want to be honest this is the very very first time i
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saw this video i saw the very beginning of it and that was it i haven't seen the whole thing
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so whatever prediction i had about what he's saying like my assessment thus far
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this guy's already proven me right so good luck to the internet trying to call me a racist islam
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because this man right here, this representative speaking on behalf of the Islamic Society,
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right here of Frederick, wherever they are, at a care meeting,
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this man is affirming everything I said and is telling you exactly how he's going to take over your great nation,
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the United States of America.
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It will make its own image.
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The Muslim community will have an impact in the news making and the impact in the news
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analysis.
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The Muslim community will be able to defend itself and defend others.
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The Muslim community will be able to produce policymakers and policy and lawmakers.
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If you are a lawyer, did I not say that they wanted to change and affect law for what?
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For the sake of preserving Islam?
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Did I not just say that?
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Did I not say that?
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Huh?
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Am I Islamophobic? Am I racist right now?
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Let's hear more.
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Most likely you are qualified to be a lawmaker.
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The Muslim community today have four members of Congress
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and 47 state Senate legislators.
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MashaAllah.
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However if we do this program within 20 years from now the Muslim community will have at least 50 members of Congress and may have at least five senators
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And we'll have potentially a Supreme Court judge.
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And the Muslim community will not worry as it does now about Islamophobia.
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It takes leadership.
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And you don't have to solve the problem of the entire ummah.
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solve the problem of five students
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from your own community,
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empower them,
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and give them a chance to be leaders.
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I ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to make us
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and defend the rights of American Muslims.
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And Kair is not afraid
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to sue the U.S. government.
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In fact, we did many times.
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Last time we sued our U.S. beautiful government,
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we sued the FBI
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because the FBI has been surveilling American Muslims
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and created a watch list
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called the Terrorism Watch List
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and has 1.2 million people on him,
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mainly Muslims here and around the world.
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Maybe stop committing acts of terror?
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Maybe? I don't know.
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And the Muslims who get harassed in airports
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or their bank accounts get closed and so on and so forth,
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they have an organization that defends them.
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And that list was created after 9-11.
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He sued the FBI, and the FBI appealed three times.
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and they lost until it went all the way to the Supreme Court.
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And they expected that maybe since it's a conservative court,
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they may rule in their favor.
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You know what was the result?
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9-0.
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9-0 in favor of care in defending the right of Muslims.
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That shows that our nation is still in good shape.
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But we need political and legal advocates
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to defend the right of American Muslims
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because if we are safe, we will succeed.
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Okay, so what did I tell you?
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what did I tell you?
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What?
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Was I wrong?
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Look,
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they want to get into the office.
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They want to pack the house and the Senate.
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They want to pack the Supreme court.
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They want to change our laws to benefit their fanatical religion of conquest
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and subjugation.
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there's no fucking such thing as islamophobia and then then they just throw that around
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because there's people who feel bad for questioning they feel that they're not
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being empathetic or sympathetic or whatever thatic enough and this will be our undoing i know i know
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you're gonna listen to the show and i've already been flagged by apple i've been i've been restricted
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by YouTube many times. I've had my TikTok
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banned and brought up for doing nothing more
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than telling you
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the damn truth.
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Using their
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own words, by the way.
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I just played a video of them
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admitting to you, the American people,
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what it is they want to do.
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And it doesn't involve
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you. It doesn't involve your rights.
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It doesn't involve your laws.
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It doesn't involve you building another
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Christian church, Catholic church, satanic
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church, whatever it is you want to do.
29:10
They can give a fuck less about Scientologists.
29:14
They don't give a damn about Methodists.
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They can care less about Mormons.
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No.
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The whole goal is to get to 4,000 mosques at the moment.
29:29
That's their plan.
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So that they can get enough money to get certain individuals that they want to get educated
29:38
for the sake of journalism, politics, filmmaking,
29:42
and again, politics to get into political office,
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filmmaking to make the propaganda,
29:47
and journalism to control the narrative.
29:48
They literally tell you this.
29:51
He literally said he wants to write their own history.
29:54
They want to control their own narrative.
29:57
They want to affect change and policy.
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so
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Abdul
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Al-Sayed
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has won
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the midterm
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he won his midterm
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in Michigan
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due to
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what Gad Saad calls
30:24
suicidal empathy
30:25
shout out to Gad I've been reading his book
30:27
I'm not going to get into that
30:30
I'm just going to say this, Gett.
30:32
Like you, buddy, but you could have made your point
30:36
with a quarter of the written pages.
30:41
Just saying.
30:42
But regardless, I like where you're going with it.
30:45
So here's another video of Abdul El-Sayed
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speaking himself at one of these care functions,
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the council on American, Islamic, whatever.
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Doesn't fucking matter.
31:04
So here we go.
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This is the person who won the midterm in Michigan.
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Listen to exactly what it is he stands for.
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And by all means, you're going to hear him compare
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the plight of the American Muslim to the trail of tears.
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Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us in Quran Kareem, he tells us,
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يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا
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Oh you who believe,
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كُونُوا قَوَّامِنَا بِاللَّهِ شُهَدَاءِ لِلْقِسْتِ
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وَلَا يَجْرِمَنَّكُمْ شَنَآنُ قَوْمٍ عَلَى أَلَّا تَعْدِلُوا
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اِعْدِلُوا هو أَقْرَبُ لِلتَّقْوَى
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Oh you who believe,
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stand firm with God.
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be witnesses to justice.
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And do not allow the hatred that other people have for you to keep you from doing justice.
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Do justice.
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That is closest to consciousness of God.
32:09
It's easy when we reflect on our own history as a small community
32:14
brought together across ethnic backgrounds, racial backgrounds,
32:20
to assume that justice is just us.
32:25
And the reason I wanted to go all the way back to the 1830s
32:29
is because you can't understand a Sharia ban
32:35
without understanding the Trail of Tears.
32:38
You can't understand the efforts to uproot Muslim Americans
32:41
without understanding the Tulsa Massacre.
32:44
You cannot understand the challenges we face today
32:48
without understanding white supremacy.
32:53
All right, so they're trying to use the race card again
32:57
for Muslims, which again, are not a race.
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You can't be racist against a religion.
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It's an idea, an ideology by which you practice
33:11
that said ideology.
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Like your whole life is built around that ideology.
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it's not a race.
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So first off,
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you cannot compare
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what Muslims are going through
33:28
in America at this moment
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to the Trail of Tears
33:32
or the Tulsa Massacre.
33:36
Where does this guy get off?
33:38
1830s?
33:39
Really?
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The only Muslims
33:42
that happen to be in this country
33:44
far back in our history
33:47
were those who happened to be slaves.
33:52
And when slavery was going on,
33:56
they weren't separating people by religion.
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They were just buying and trading slaves.
34:05
So also not a good example there.
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There is no evidence.
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There is no evidence anywhere.
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There is nowhere anywhere in American history where there has been a complete, utter effort to eradicate or genocide Muslims, people who practice Islam.
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There is no evidence of that.
34:27
Yet, Abdul Al-Sayed, I'm sorry, Sayed, Eid, whatever, is trying to make this comparison
34:34
as if they are the marginalized victims of not just America, historically, systemically,
34:44
but they're also victims of white supremacy, which is also another stupid fucking statement
34:50
because anybody can convert to Islam.
34:54
They will accept anybody.
34:55
It doesn't mean they'll let you live.
34:57
but there are plenty of white people who have become Islamists.
35:03
It's not just reserved for a certain skin color.
35:08
I mean, you guys will build whatever army you can.
35:12
You don't care about the skin color.
35:13
You just care about how useful of a tool that person is.
35:19
So this is Abdul Al-Sayed.
35:23
This is the person who just won the Michigan primary, who is standing up for the rights of the practitioners of Islam.
35:34
These people are called, what again?
35:36
Muslims.
35:37
Again, they're not a race.
35:39
Let's continue to hear more of his speech.
35:42
We have to set it in the context of our history.
35:46
Here's the thing.
35:47
the beautiful thing about our opportunity today is that we have a choice in front of us
35:57
about what we do next
35:59
ask yourself what is the change that i can make what is the step that i can take to acknowledge
36:09
the consequences of history to bend a future so that we and i and our community
36:15
can be witnesses for justice.
36:18
We live in a society where the consequences of racism,
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the consequences of xenophobia
36:23
have left their mark on people.
36:26
But I want to reflect just for a second
36:27
on the other parts of that ayah.
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وَلَا يَجْرِمَنَّكُمْ شَنَأَنُ قَوْمٍ عَلَىٰ أَلَّا تَعْبِلُ
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Do not allow the hatred that other people may have for you
36:37
or the hatred you may feel to keep you from doing justice.
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What's this justice he keeps speaking of?
36:43
What's the racism, the xenophobia?
36:46
Again, Muslims aren't a race, so we can't be racist.
36:50
What's the xenophobia?
36:51
Look, we don't have to accept every single person who wants to come to this country.
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It is the right of the American people, right of the American government to go ahead and
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fully vet Czech people who are trying to come to this country.
37:07
And if you don't align, if you don't align with the culture, with the ways of life, and you do not accept America for what they are and what they offer, you do not belong here.
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You do not have to be in this country.
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And all of this coming from a man who just won the Michigan midterms for a congressional seat in the Senate.
37:30
This man whose own parents immigrated to this country.
37:34
I believe he's Egyptian or from Egypt.
37:35
their lineage of their family does not go back to the 1800s.
37:39
So this guy has no room to speak on the history of America whatsoever.
37:42
This guy's a fraud.
37:45
He's a joke.
37:46
And his only reason for running for office is to put a Muslim in Congress,
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a Muslim, a practitioner of Islam, a Muslim who has one goal.
37:56
And that one goal is to do nothing more than to change policy and laws
38:02
that adhere to and allow the further rooting of the system of Islam,
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which would eventually turn this great nation into an authoritarian theocracy.
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And that's it.
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That's all they have.
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They've got nothing else.
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Nothing else.
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So this man should never have been elected.
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And for all the non-Muslim people, white people, black people, brown people, I don't care.
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For any American, any Democrat who backed this person, you are a useful fucking idiot.
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You do not understand the consequence.
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You do not understand the concept of separation between church and state.
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You actually believe the rhetoric that Muslims are a people that deserve their right to do what they want in this fucking country No they don deserve any more right than a Catholic They don deserve any more right than a Satanist They don deserve any more right than a Buddhist
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They don't deserve any more right than anybody who practices Hindi.
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There is none of these people, or Hinduism,
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there is none of these people are any different
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because they're all fucking religions.
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Okay, we already have laws in America that protect religions
39:21
and your right to worship.
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But that does not extend to your right to turn this country into one giant fucking mosque.
39:31
There's the danger.
39:33
Am I a little heated?
39:33
Yeah.
39:34
Because Americans, through their own suicidal empathy, are giving this country away, not
39:41
understanding the implications of their decisions because they don't want to be bothered.
39:45
They just hear the keywords, racism.
39:49
Racism.
39:50
That's what they hear.
39:50
They hear racism.
39:51
They hear marginalization.
39:55
That's what they hear.
39:56
They hear the struggle.
39:59
They hear immigrant.
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All these keywords that just triggers the left to just go, oh, by all means, can I stroke your little PP too?
40:08
That's exactly what they're doing.
40:11
That's exactly what they're doing.
40:14
So Michigan, come November, pull your heads out of your ass.
40:19
stop this fucking fundamentalist extremist
40:23
from getting into office.
40:25
I wanted to do a lot more.
40:27
I wanted to talk about his funding sources.
40:29
A lot of it comes from CARE,
40:30
all of that,
40:32
and how some of these individuals
40:34
that are part of CARE
40:36
actually have real, literal, legitimate ties
40:40
based on FBI investigations and whatnot
40:43
to the Muslim Brotherhood,
40:44
to Hamas.
40:46
But you know what?
40:47
At this point, I don't want to go too long on the show,
40:49
so I'm going to leave the onus on you to do your research.
40:52
But I'm just going to tell you, for everyone who listens to the show,
40:54
you already know, I don't say anything unless I didn't look into it.
40:58
But don't take my word for it either.
41:00
Do your own homework.
41:02
Look into Abdul El-Sayed.
41:04
Follow the money.
41:07
Investigate CAR or CAR, however they pronounce it.
41:10
The Council of American Islamic Relations.
41:14
Investigate them.
41:16
Investigate their associates.
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you'll find out for yourself where this is going.
41:21
You're going to find out for yourself what this person is really about.
41:25
So speaking of Islamists,
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I think it's time
41:30
to talk about one of my favorite
41:35
mayors in America,
41:38
Zohan Mamalama Ding Dong.
41:43
Zohan Mamdani.
41:44
who just went ahead
41:47
and created a city-sponsored grocery store.
41:54
You know where else they did that?
41:56
This sounds very familiar.
41:57
I don't think it worked out.
41:59
Oh, yeah, that was Cuba.
42:01
That was Cuba.
42:01
I think they tried in Argentina too before.
42:05
Yeah.
42:05
But anyway, this is different, baby.
42:08
This is Zoran Mamdani.
42:09
This is New York.
42:10
He's got a way to make socialism work.
42:14
as long as he can still use taxpayer money to fund it.
42:19
And what's even funnier is he puts restrictions on who can shop here.
42:26
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
42:27
He puts restrictions on who can shop there and what they can purchase,
42:32
which is hypocritical and ironic,
42:36
given the Democrat Party
42:40
was crying so hard
42:42
about SNAP benefits
42:44
being limited to just
42:45
healthy, sustainable foods.
42:48
Well, that's exactly
42:48
what Zoran Mamdani is trying to do
42:50
with this grocery store.
42:54
It's okay, though,
42:55
because it's Zoran Mamdani.
42:57
It's the DSA.
42:58
It's Islamic socialism.
43:00
It's the Democrat Party.
43:01
It's okay.
43:02
It's different because it's them.
43:03
And the only reason
43:05
it's different and better
43:06
and acceptable is because Trump's not attached to it.
43:09
That's it.
43:10
That's it.
43:11
I'm going to tell you right now, if the whole SNAP thing was under Obama,
43:16
and Obama stepped up when he was president and said,
43:18
we're going to limit purchases for people using SNAP
43:22
to just healthy, sustainable foods.
43:26
No more sugary items.
43:27
No more sugary drinks, cakes, candies.
43:30
We want a healthy America.
43:32
Now, if he came out and said that,
43:34
everybody be like oh my god he loves america he is so right he is so right if he would have talked
43:40
about the wasteful spending and wasteful use of taxpayer dollars to fund obesity and the the
43:48
industrial hospital complex whatever it is you know medical industry because these obese people
43:56
who do nothing but shove ho-hos and twinkies and ding-dongs i don't even know those things are
43:59
still around, down their throat and drink their fucking sodas and everything else and
44:04
their Kool-Aids and whatever that is that they want to shove down their gullet, that
44:08
complain that they're being marginalized because they can't buy these sugary foods and snacks
44:12
for the children, although you know it's for them too.
44:15
If Obama said that, it would be okay.
44:19
But because Trump said it is wrong.
44:21
But here we go.
44:22
The old switcheroo.
44:23
We got Zoran Mamdani saying it and everyone's going golf clap, golf clap.
44:28
Yes, yes, yes.
44:29
Yes, my dear boy.
44:30
Yes.
44:33
That's what they're doing.
44:35
So let's go ahead and let me cue this video up.
44:37
I want you to hear a few speeches from the old Mammalama ding dong.
44:42
Switch over.
44:43
Boom.
44:44
There's the video.
44:45
And listen to this.
44:47
Here's how it will work.
44:49
Once a month, our five-city-run grocery stores will set prices for this core set of goods
44:53
at 30% below typical retail prices.
44:56
No exceptions.
44:58
No gimmicks.
44:59
The savings will last for the entire month.
45:01
That means no weekly fluctuations nor sticker shock at the checkout line.
45:06
Okay.
45:07
So I'm just going to leave this here because there's other stuff I got to scroll up to.
45:12
Okay.
45:12
So he's going to go ahead every month, every month, every month.
45:23
That means 365 days out of the year.
45:26
going to be core items
45:28
where it will be 30% below retail.
45:33
I don't know how he's going to pull that off.
45:35
He's going to subsidize it with taxpayer dollars
45:37
is how he's going to do it,
45:38
which is why he's going after people
45:40
who have houses that are worth a certain amount,
45:42
trying to tax people even more money
45:44
if they actually don't have a full-time residence
45:47
within New York City,
45:47
which is fucking stupid, by the way,
45:49
because you're already paying the property taxes.
45:51
And I've already heard the arguments
45:52
from idiots in New York.
45:53
Yeah, but they're not contributing to sales tax
45:55
because they're not here actually spending...
45:56
who gives a fuck they're paying the fucking property tax who gives a fuck when they are
46:02
there then they do contribute who gives a fuck like seriously who's you're gonna penalize them
46:09
more so i mean should we i mean i mean when you go on vacation to another state could they like
46:17
ask you what state you're from and then charge you for a non-residence fee based on the state
46:24
you live in because you don't live at that place or vacationing full-time?
46:29
Get the fuck out of here.
46:30
How dumb is that?
46:31
Or how about the people who commute out of their city to another city or town to make
46:37
money or those who live in a small town that's more affordable but go into New York?
46:44
Should they charge you a non-residence or whatever fee extra?
46:50
because you're not spending all your money in New York, right?
46:56
Or what if the town you live in charges you an extra tax
47:01
for not working in the town you live in
47:03
because you're making the money in, let's say, New York City proper
47:07
and spending your money there in your lunches and all that.
47:10
But you have your house outside of New York City, right?
47:14
You have your house there and you're paying the proper tax,
47:17
but you're not spending enough there in sales tax on your daily items.
47:20
So let's say the city goes,
47:22
you know what we found you don't actually work in this city.
47:24
You spend five days a week, eight hours a day,
47:27
while with traffic, maybe 10 hours every day.
47:29
So we know you're spending 40 hours out of every week somewhere else,
47:33
not spending money within this particular city where you have your residence.
47:37
So therefore, I'm not really quite sure you're a full-time resident
47:40
because you're not here full-time.
47:41
So we're going to go ahead and charge you an additional tax
47:45
because we're not getting enough taxes for you as it is.
47:49
Would that be acceptable?
47:50
No, it wouldn't, right?
47:53
But because you hear they're going after millionaires
47:55
and billionaires and trillionaires,
47:57
whatever the hell it is that Bernie says,
47:59
it's okay.
48:01
It's okay.
48:02
It's okay because you're going after them,
48:03
not you, them, right?
48:07
So anyway, getting back to the grocery store idea,
48:10
because most of the grocery stores that I know of,
48:13
people I know who own grocery stores
48:14
and people who are in the industry,
48:15
There's not many, I don't even know of many items at all that a grocery store sells that even has 30% margin to take 30% away.
48:23
Ma'am, Danny's going to be selling groceries to New Yorkers at a deficit.
48:28
And he's going to fund that deficit and offset it by taxing New Yorkers more.
48:34
Mark my words.
48:36
He's already been doing it.
48:37
He's already been working on it.
48:40
And that's the only way this is going to get pulled off.
48:42
So going back over here to the intranet.
48:46
So New York Post, right?
48:48
So what they're saying is Momdani's grocery stores won't sell booze, cigarettes, and must
48:53
focus on healthy eating.
48:55
Oh my God.
48:57
Will somebody please, please tell Momdani that that's racist, that that marginalizes people,
49:05
that that just attacks the black community, people of color, the poor, the downtrodden.
49:11
How dare you say that you can't buy unhealthy things with the funding that you're getting?
49:19
How in the fuck are you going to tell these people you can't?
49:22
Well, let's go ahead and read this New York story here.
49:25
So Mamdani's New York City-owned grocery stores, won't sell alcohol, cigarettes, and must focus on healthy eating.
49:32
Mayor Zoran Mamdani wants the city-owned grocery stores to focus on healthy eating and ban the sale of booze and tobacco.
49:38
nutritious food not salty or sugary snacks will be emphasized at the five promise municipal
49:46
supermarkets according to a 44 page request for proposal issued by the new york city economic
49:53
develop corporation sorry economic development corporation sale of beer and other alcohol
49:59
along with cigarettes and nicotine products will be forbidden states the rfp inviting potential
50:07
vendors to submit competitive contract bids for the multi-million dollar project.
50:16
So, it's okay for Mom Donnie to tell everybody that you can't buy your salty, sugary snacks,
50:28
alcohol, or tobacco from this state, well, not state, but city-run, city-funded grocery store.
50:38
This is no different than what they did with SNAP benefits.
50:42
This is no different than when the Trump administration said,
50:45
we're not going to use taxpayer dollars to fund your unhealthy habits.
50:52
We're not going to contribute to your obesity and your increased medical care and medical responsibilities due to your bad choices and your eating habits.
51:02
Because you're wasting taxpayer dollars.
51:04
We're not going to take taxpayer dollars to contribute to an unhealthy America.
51:09
And Mamdani, now, of course, much of his decisions, I'm sure, are based on his faith.
51:15
Shocker, Islam.
51:16
but regardless
51:18
of that, how is it okay
51:21
for Mammalama Ding Dong to go ahead
51:23
and tell you what you can buy at this
51:24
city-run grocery store?
51:26
And all the Democrats praise this guy.
51:28
All the Democrats get behind him and say,
51:30
oh, great, great play.
51:33
Way to go, ma'am, Danny.
51:34
I completely back you.
51:37
And wait,
51:39
as I used to say in those what?
51:40
Those Shamwells? And that's not all.
51:42
There's more, right? Check this out.
51:45
So,
51:46
Mammalama Ding Dong now also has restrictions because not everybody can buy here apparently.
52:00
Listen to this.
52:01
How are you going to keep people from taking advantage of that deal, basically?
52:07
And is there going to be a limit on the number of items that someone can take that are discounted at that level from that essential basket?
52:13
So our RFP makes very clear that this is a program for New Yorkers to be able to put food on the table,
52:20
not a program for people to be able to make a quick buck through reselling.
52:23
I'm going to pass it over to our EDC head, J-PAC, to add some additional details.
52:26
yes if you look at our rfp for the operator um we are looking to make sure that we target new
52:34
yorkers whether it be at sort of a library card as well and and also we manage who's buying and
52:39
and that is focused on everyday new yorkers so we are mindful of that um and so we're going to
52:45
make sure that we have all the place all the things in place to hold on did they just did
52:52
Did they just say that they have to verify your ID, a library card-esque, some kind of way to identify who you are so that you can shop at this New York-ran grocery store?
53:09
I thought that was racist.
53:11
I thought that marginalized people as well.
53:13
I thought that was racist against black people.
53:15
As the Democrat Party said, the whole reason why, the whole reason why, the major reason why we can't pass the fucking Save Act is because asking for a fucking ID is racist and marginalizes people.
53:32
It makes it hard, hard for the minorities.
53:35
But this grocery store ran by socialist, Islamic socialist, Mamdani, at the head of the mayor of New York City, this Islamic socialist here, trying to implement a socialist grocery store as restrictions.
53:54
So thus far, you can't buy salty, sugary snacks or foods, alcohol or tobacco.
54:01
then
54:03
to protect themselves and their residents
54:06
you must identify
54:08
who you are so that you can buy
54:10
from the place like what in the actual
54:13
fuck like is it going to be like a membership like a
54:15
Costco are you going to do it that way
54:16
like does
54:18
any of this make sense
54:20
why is it suddenly okay
54:22
why is this message okay
54:24
but when Trump
54:26
was trying to do the same
54:28
fucking thing it was
54:30
racist and
54:31
It was xenophobic.
54:33
It was marginalizing people.
54:36
But you have Mammalama Ding Dong over here doing the exact fucking things the Trump administration wanted to do for what Why To efficiently use taxpayer dollars for what To better the people
54:51
to offer things to people that would keep them healthy, to make them healthy so people can't
54:54
take advantage of the programs. And because Trump's not attached to this idea, this thing
55:01
they're trying to do in New York City, because Mammalama fucking Ding Dong is behind it,
55:06
it's okay golf claps golf claps people
55:09
democrat party said fuck yeah we're doing this this is okay this is the future of america see
55:18
socialism works until this fucking does it because you're trying to fund it with new york city tax
55:24
dollars and eventually the people are going to understand that you're going to keep raising their
55:28
taxes to pay for this and they're going to eventually tell you no and what happened in
55:32
Cuba is going to happen in a New York
55:34
fucking city, mark my words.
55:36
Look, I've been pretty spot on
55:38
on most everything I've talked about
55:40
throughout the years
55:42
of doing this show. Most. Not all.
55:44
Not all, I'll admit, but most.
55:46
And I'm telling you, the experiment
55:48
in New York, it's
55:50
cooked. It's done. I mean,
55:52
it's done.
55:54
It's fucking done. It's hypocritical.
55:56
It doesn't make any sense.
55:58
You know, how are you going to say that
56:00
we're going to use socialism
56:02
in New York City as the test pilot
56:05
for the rest of America
56:06
and yet try to implement policies
56:08
that the fucking Trump administration
56:10
was trying to do
56:11
to protect taxpayer dollars
56:14
and how they're spent.
56:15
And then you get pats on the back
56:17
from the Democrats.
56:18
Does this mean that the Democrats
56:19
agree with the Trump administration now?
56:21
Are we going to pass the Save Act now?
56:23
Is it happening, guys?
56:25
What?
56:28
I swear to God.
56:30
I swear, man.
56:31
I don't know.
56:32
I don't know.
56:32
This fucking world is upside down.
56:34
America's upside down.
56:36
There's so much going on.
56:38
Look, before I end the show, I want to touch on something here.
56:43
There's a lot of craziness going on between MAGA, Republicans, conservatives,
56:48
whatever you want to call yourself, either way.
56:51
And a lot of the people in the media, especially the podcasters, etc.,
56:55
they're all fighting with each other.
56:57
And I wanted to turn myself off to all of it for a while.
57:01
probably a reason why I pushed the show back this episode back a ways because it's just not worth
57:09
the investment of my time and honestly it's not worth the investment of your time and I know I'm
57:13
putting myself as a podcaster into this category but I feel I take a different approach I feel like I try to inform you I try to back up what I say with facts and data Or even using their own words in the case of this episode
57:29
I mean, they back me up.
57:32
They back my claims up all on their own.
57:34
I didn't have to search too far to find anything to back up my statements here.
57:42
So I think I do it differently.
57:44
I do.
57:45
I feel I do.
57:46
so regardless
57:48
I'm going to tell you all
57:51
if you're listening to me
57:53
you're listening to similar shows
57:55
and you truly do care about America
57:57
get involved
57:59
because not getting involved
58:01
is what's allowing
58:03
these DSA candidates
58:05
and these Islamic socialists to get elected
58:07
okay to get
58:09
on the ballots
58:10
for the general election in November
58:12
sitting on our hands is not
58:15
getting it done, people. Get involved. Fucking vote. Educate yourself on the candidates. Really
58:21
understand what they're about. Get involved locally. Look, I literally just the other day
58:27
where I live, there was a local GOP meeting. And the reason I went there is for one,
58:33
I actually want to get more involved in my GOP. I want to be able to reach more people,
58:40
spread the message locally. I want to affect change. And I've already said it before. I am
58:44
running for office. Problem is I missed the deadlines for the ballots. And I come to find
58:49
out that I actually confused my districts on a few things because city districts versus school
58:53
districts, et cetera. I'm just going to say, look, it's a learning process, guys. Okay.
58:57
They're not, they didn't line up. Just put it that way. I thought I was running for one district,
59:01
finding that I lived in another and I'm like, ah, damn it. That's on me. I'll admit that's on me.
59:06
Dumbass. That's on me. But I do have a plan to run in 2028. I want to run for Congress. I want
59:14
to do with this year. And if that doesn't work out, let me see how I feel about it. I might just
59:19
go for city council out here because the district that I live in, that seat will be vacated and I
59:26
have a very, very good shot. So basically, I contacted my local GOP here and they actually
59:32
invited me out. They wanted to talk to me. And so I'll keep everybody informed as to how that
59:38
develops. I mean, look, I got a couple of years here, but regardless, I'm taking this serious
59:43
and I want you to take it serious. I'm not saying you have to run
59:45
for office, but you can get involved.
59:47
You can register people to vote. You can
59:49
talk to people about politics.
59:52
Not in a crazy
59:53
conspiratorial
59:54
Trump rah, rah, rah way.
59:57
Have a real conversation.
59:59
Calm down. Hear people out
1:00:01
and make a valid argument Okay Not a yelling match scream match Have a valid argument Have a real conversation And I be honest even though you don agree with them
1:00:13
you may be able to walk away
1:00:15
understanding why they think
1:00:16
the way they do,
1:00:17
which would give you
1:00:18
a better understanding
1:00:19
as to how you can further
1:00:20
talk to people
1:00:21
to right the ship of America.
1:00:24
Okay?
1:00:25
So get out there.
1:00:26
Get involved.
1:00:27
Get on a committee.
1:00:29
Get on a county board.
1:00:30
state board, school board, city council, something, something.
1:00:38
The only way to affect change in America, to be honest, for most of us, because we don't
1:00:42
have the access, is to start local.
1:00:45
If you don't own your own backyard, how effective are you going to be on the big stage, right?
1:00:50
Which is one of the reasons I've decided that I'm going to try to start more local.
1:00:54
I really want to get on a school board, but I'm very, very, very enticed by getting on
1:01:00
the city council.
1:01:02
So either way, I've made my decision.
1:01:04
I've made my decision. I'm going to follow through with it.
1:01:07
I know there's no guarantee I'm going to get it,
1:01:08
but I'm putting my best foot forward
1:01:10
to make change
1:01:11
in my own backyard before
1:01:14
I jump onto the big stage because I
1:01:16
do have political aspirations. I already said that
1:01:18
this is going to happen.
1:01:20
I don't know if I'll get it,
1:01:22
but I don't really doubt myself.
1:01:24
I'm going to be quite honest. I don't doubt
1:01:26
myself. Pretty confident in my
1:01:28
abilities. And so therefore, I'm going to do what I got to do. But that's enough about me. It's about
1:01:34
you. And it's about you getting out there. And it's about you doing whatever it is you can to
1:01:39
make sure that we right this ship, that we keep America, America. Very serious about this, people.
1:01:47
Think about the little things you can do to contribute to keeping this great nation we call
1:01:54
the United States of America on track
1:01:55
and keep it ours so that
1:01:58
we don't give this nation away
1:01:59
to crazy
1:02:01
Muslims who are looking
1:02:04
to do nothing to turn this country
1:02:06
into
1:02:07
an authoritarian
1:02:08
bureaucracy.
1:02:11
And with that,
1:02:13
have a great
1:02:14
day.
1:02:24
I'm out.