9-11-26 Hour 2 - Callers Share 9/11 Thoughts

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“The Democrat Party is leadership, boss on Piker.”

He's not campaigning with Senate candidates. The Democrat Party might as well be Al Qaeda at this point. Not on Team America, not by a long shot. Well, welcome back and very good Friday to you on this 25th anniversary of the attacks of September 11th, 2001. That would make it September 11th of 2006 today.

If you're doing math, doing math at home. And the Muslim men that murdered these thousands of people on September 11th, 2,977 people murdered massacred by the Tragladite savages of political Islam. And the madness lives. Boyd is the madness live on.

And we've never been the same in a whole lot of ways.

And keeping in mind, of course, that the war against us is still ongoing. Today, September 11th, 25 years later, the threat is major. I mean, on this day, this today, Friday, September 11th because Muslim terrorists, who are all Muslims, they may seize the opportunity to 25th anniversary to commit an atrocity, a war crime, a crime against humanity, which is all that they do.

So everyone is on high alert, certainly in Washington. I am my best girl and I woke up this morning. And we saw what could have been great plumes of smoke rising from downtown Washington, D.C. And it's kind of a funky day. The sun never really came up this morning.

Very heavily overcast and it was raining very early at 5 a.m. And you couldn't see the sun come up. But then we saw this. And is that steam coming from buildings downtown? Because there was a big lot of steam coming from buildings downtown if it's not smoke.

But it is September 11th. So I'm keeping my eyes peeled for any unusual activity. And I saw what turned out probably to be steam, but a lot of steam rising from a building or buildings in downtown Washington. And I thought, well, maybe it's a terrorist attack. Maybe it's steam.

Maybe it's radical Islam. So I'll have to wait and see. I took a couple of pictures of it too because it looked curious enough. But it's a mad, mad, mad world out there. And today the 25th anniversary. So be aware that today is major threat, major threat profile.

And I haven't gotten any briefings on this or anything. But I can assure you that the intelligence and law enforcement people are on extra high alert today because of the 25th anniversary of September 11th. And I'm still, I asked earlier, but I want to keep asking until some changes here. And I'm still trying to identify the leader of the Muslim peace movement somewhere in the world. There must be a Muslim who's leading a peace movement.

But the truth is there isn't.

There just isn't. No one that anybody knows. There might be some guy in Lebanon who says, "Peace, peace." And now they haven't blown him up yet, but they'll assassinate him soon. Amazing stuff.

Nope, there is no peace organization that can be identified with Islam or Muslims. There's no leader of a peace movement that can be identified with Muslims or Islam.

“And what with all the terrorism and all the murders and kidnappings and tunnels and hostages and rapes and car bombs and suicide attacks?”

I think they've got more suicide attacks than the Democrat party at this point. And the Democrats have a lot of suicide attacks over the last five years or so. Just extraordinary stuff. Today is also the beginning of Russia's Shana for our Jewish friends and neighbors. The New Year, the New Year, and I believe it starts at sundown today.

Hillary Clinton also remembering her Benghazi failure.

“September 11th, the attack on our embassy facility in Benghazi, Libya, the murder of our ambassador, another estate department employee and two great American warriors.”

That is the anniversary of Benghazi for Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton. Also the anniversary of her falling down in collapsing at the 9/11 ceremony in Lower Manhattan because she's not good at walking or anything like that. She's not good at stuff. Also this morning, my best girl and I again, sitting up in bed and eating some food and watching the news and reading the internet and keeping up on stuff. When my best girl shared with me this wild story out of George Mason University, listen to this.

Listen to what kind of a country we'd become because the left makes us weaker. The left definitely makes us weaker. There's no doubt about that. And they make us they make us more pathetic. They make us less civilized as well. The left is uncivilized. But listen to this.

Here's the that lines Adam Rossi on Twitter.

A GMU that's George Mason University. A GMU bus ran into a car. Minor traffic incident. The police responded. No one was injured.

“George Mason grief counselors had been made available to support students who are unsettled at witnessing police on campus.”

It's not the bus crashing into the car. That has them traumatized. It's the fact that the police responded to a car accident. So they brought the grief counselors out to try to comfort the butterflies at George Mason University. And they put out a statement. The community noticed regarding emergency response.

All currently enrolled domestic students, faculty, staff, and contractors. And then a slash affiliates, but they misspelled affiliates. Department of Police and Public Safety, Dear George Mason community. Earlier today, emergency vehicles, including police personnel, responded to an incident on the Fairfax campus. We recognize that some members of our community, when they say members, they might mean appendages too actually.

As a recognize some members of our community may have witnessed the response and may be feeling concerned or distressed by what they observed. That's a police car arriving to take notes on a minor car accident. This situation has been resolved. There's nothing to resolve. And there's no risk to the university community. Why would there? There's so mentally ill. And this is the senior leadership at George Mason University.

And they should be gasped. It gasped. Okay, fired. We'll start with fired. And then talk about gasing them later. But listen to the situation has been resolved. A minor fender vendor.

There's no risk to the university community. They're not talking about the car accident. They're talking about police arriving to take a report on a car accident involving a bus. We understand that incidents involving emergency responders can be unsettling. If you're severely mentally ill, that might be true. Members of our community, it's not a community who would like support or encourage to access available resources.

And then they have links to counseling and psychological services with a phone number. It's 703-993. I'm just kidding, that is the... Or a student support and advocacy center. You can text him, you can call him, you can cry, you honestly.

“You should find a tall bridge and end it all.”

That's pretty extraordinary stuff. So there was a minor fender vendor on campus. Please shut up, no big deal, to take a report of bus hit a car. And they're going to take a report. And the administration of the school panics freaks out their cross-tressers.

They say, "Oh, no, the students might be just unbelievable in that amazing."

So that's what they do. Because everybody's, what's the word, Michael? "Wissie. I'm just trying to keep it within the lines here, just amazing stuff." Man, oh, man. Really extraordinary. So we've got that.

And it goes, just goes on and on, it's definitely extraordinary. Here is the Intercept, the headline from the Intercept today, Tom Dispatch. Osama Bin Laden won. That's the Nick Turs, writing now. The architect of these September 11 attacks, dreamed of the destruction of America.

Well, I think that's probably wild overstepping, but I would say,

and he's writing, "President Donald Trump has refused to attend the ceremony at Ground Zero, marking the 25th anniversary of the Al Qaeda attacks on the World Trade Center." But Zoran Kwame Mamdoni will be there because the Democrats, they voted for a G-hati to become Mayor of New York City. And he's not on our side. He's on their side.

Reportedly, because he wanted to deliver a speech. He said, reportedly, it's the New York Times. The Intercept and Nick Turs is,

“as the Communist propaganda is working for Iran, I think, a Trump-pay native New Yorker”

who has often employed 9/11 as a rhetorical device. Will instead head the to the Pentagon, which was also attacked that day in case you don't remember. Where he can rent, rave, bellow, and bemoan, whatever he's worked up about. He may in the process also pay cursory tribute to the victims in an aside. Now, this guy should be gas. It's, here he is, Nick Turs.

He's a fake journalist. He's a propagandist. He's a leftist. He's a, but here they are, if you, this is where you get your news. So some have been ladden as one, and dumb people only remember the headlines, and, and every question, anything pretty extraordinary stuff. And we had our first caller today, raising questions about the conspiracy theories behind September 11th,

“and, and all of that, all of that madness.”

And I don't believe in conspiracy theories. Here's what happened.

Al Qaeda, a bunch of Arab Muslim men, psychopaths, put together a plot. It took him six years to pull the plot together. The Clinton administration was too busy with the internship program, and all that good stuff. And Bill Clinton, he was, he was tied up kind of, and they didn't, they didn't get it done.

And Sandy Bergler, his national security adviser, Bill Clinton's national security adviser. He, he had opportunities to take out Osama bin Laden and said, "No, how can't do that?" I don't, I'm really not authorized to do that. And, and they, and one of their, their deputy attorney general made sure the FBI wasn't talking to the CIA, and, and the CIA wasn't talking to the FBI.

And the 9/11 report learned that had, they've been speaking to each other. They would have uncovered the plot and been able to stop it. But the Clinton people don't take, don't take the fall for any of that because Democrats and media and academia and all of that madness. All right, and with that said, let's go to, let's go to the telephones, Michael.

We've got a lot of audio. I don't know how much of it we're going to get to.

“I think we're going to be busy today with a lot of stuff going on.”

But let's go to Danny, calling from Washington, DC, Daniel. You're on the Chris Plant Show. Hey, good morning, Chris. And I was funny. We were just talking about Osama Bin Laden and Sandy Berger and the Clinton administration and so on and so forth. My parents took my, the youngest sister up to Manhattan to interview with Manhattan College

when she was still in high school. On the day that they tried to blow up the World Trade Center with the truck bomb. My parents were like, I don't think so. You're coming back up. I after she graduated from high school, I drove up to New Mexico. But Madeline Allbright's the one that really screwed the pooch because she went out on her own to talk to Moushara after, I guess his name was Moushoud.

Moushoud, something he was, yeah, Moushoud, Michael. and he was a little more likely to. And she. That's right. And Afghanistan. He was a, he was a, he was a, we could work with there a tribal leader who would be anti al Qaeda musuit. And they had Osama bin Laden dead the right. And he notified the American embassy. They related to the United States, Madeline calls, Mosharov. And within an hour, they were packing tents and bugging out. And of course, we had to wait for Obama to take him out. But, you know, after. After the World Trade Center and so on.

So forth, but, you know, I, I was at the Pentagon for, for 39 plus hours. And I got home around one o'clock in the morning on the 13th. I actually went to my parents house. And I, I, I, I needed to borrow some clothes because I was with the fire department. And he's like boy, good jumping to pool. And I mean, I got some clothes and drove home, but because I lived near dollars because I was working at dollars today that it all happened. And.

And, well, hang on a second. And 30, they kicked us off the airport. So you're a, you were, at least at that time, a first responder with whom.

I was with the loud and county loud and county. All right. And you were called into the, to the Pentagon. No, actually, I went by myself because I figured there was nobody going to be doing anything in loud and county. I mean, they didn't want loud and county. They wanted to see. So I grabbed my gear and I went by myself. I, I drove POV.

Yeah, so that's me. I could do the more great. And as you're privately on vehicle, you're personally on not everybody talks POV out there in America. But yeah, that means you took your own car. And you just said, I'm going. So, so you went, you went to the Pentagon. And also, we were standing by to see if there was going to be more.

“More in the way of attacks on Washington and the capital, the White House, beyond who knows. But we were under attack. And there was no reason to believe that it was over, right?”

This is true. And before I got before I got back to my apartment, there was about four F 15s and some F 16s. It had flown over, heading up from the south because I believe at the time Oceana. And he said, Langley Air Force Base had East Coast security for that day because Andrews didn't have it. They weren't on continental security.

Yeah, that's true. So it took him a while to get up there. But I walk into my apartment, the girlfriend who was a critical care registered nurse at Alexandria Hospital. She was sitting on the couch.

You know, tears in her eyes crying. So if you have to go down to us and yeah, and I said, you need to go to bed and turn up this TV because they're going to pull you from your floor because they're taking people to Georgetown, GW, Alexandria, on Lincoln. So go to bed, there's nothing you can do. Yeah.

“Do you have a door out of it? Well, God bless you. And yeah, and you did, you did the right thing, obviously, and an awful lot of people did the same thing that you did.”

You're right about Madeleine Albright and the Clinton administration, screwing the pooch as you said, they had opportunity after opportunity to put this to a close hand. You're right, Madeleine Albright informed the Pakistanis and the Pakistanis who were protecting Osama bin Laden. Saw to it that Osama bin Laden could get away from the CIA trying to take out Osama bin Laden. And it was the Madeleine Halfbright as I come, Madeleine Halfbright that fed Pakistan, the information that saved Osama bin Laden.

And the Democrats were too stupid to know that they had a problem. They thought Brown people need our help to kill us. They're not on our side. Thanks, Danny.

You're not on my side, they're too stupid to know. You're always on this side, right? I'm not on my side, I'm so confused.

“With a family of 10 bucks, a lot of money, and a lot of money. That's why you're on your side.”

Alright, let's actually have a look. I was going to say let's go to the phones, but there's not enough time to do colors justice. So I don't want to do that and give somebody 40 seconds. I don't want to do that. But we've got a lot of moving parts today and a lot going on September 11th and 25 years later. People still have a lot to say about September 11th. A lot of conspiracy theories still flying around. And we had we spoke to Bob much earlier on from Chattanooga who raised a lot of questions about a number of things. And the missile hitting the Pentagon and all that good stuff. I was there and there are parts of airplane all over the place.

And oh, by the way, who's at Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, a great guy and a great American. He was headed out to California to go on the Bill Marshall on September 11th. And he was going to meet up with Barbara Olson, married to this listener general, more coming up.

My 10th is not to be so much fun. - The lyrics are always the same thing. - My 10th is not to be so much fun.

My 10th is not to be so much fun. - My 10th is not to be so much fun. - My 10th is not to be so much fun. - My 10th is not to be so much fun. All right, we're back. Now President Trump today is under attack by the news media. It's hard to imagine. He's at the Pentagon doing the Pentagon event. Joe Biden was at the Vice President, J.D. Vance at the New York City 9/11 commemoration and George W. Bush there at the 9/11 commemoration events in Manhattan today, along with Laura Bush's wife and Joe Biden was there too.

And the Democrats would still have him living in the White House today, or was it the Kamala?

“Oh, that's right. That no Democratic process while they were saving democracy. Let's go back to the telephones, Michael. Let's go to Bob calling from Tacoma Park, Maryland.”

Robert, you're on the Chris Plant show. - Senator Planti, what a solemn day. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years that really blows my mind how much of our lives have gone on since then.

And I'm sure you like so many other people remembers almost every detail of that of that day.

Sure, do. - And now I have to say, to hear George W. Bush's, George W. Bush's voice on the radio, it's almost physically painful, knowing that he used that tragedy that's so big you can't get your mind around how big that tragedy was. And he used that as an occasion to come out and proclaim to the world that Islam is a religion of peace. He rolled out the prayer mat to the Muhammad in the wake, not even in the wake of. It was still unfolding while he was proclaiming Islam as a religion of peace. And then you have Hassan Piker's voice on the radio and it didn't bother me as much because I expect words like that to come out of his mouth. Someone with that name who looks like that, I'm not surprised when he says words like that.

“I don't expect the president of the United States to use the wholesale murder of his countrymen to then come out and do the most to key off thing you can imagine.”

The same Islam is the religion of peace. You know, same radical Islam is like saying, "Fatial leicality." You don't have to put the radical on there. There is only Islam and the degree to which it's adherence followed the instruction. There's only one set of instructions and the degree to which they are followed. Hence there is only one Islam and they would have it that way. Because these are like mono, you know, monolithic people. They're all about mono list. It's why they explicitly it's one of the reasons they call the idea of the Trinity.

They call their words for Trinity is where will their phrase for our God, the Father of the Son and the Holy Spirit, they call that a "try you and God" and they say, "It's an abomination." So every time you hear someone say that we pray to the same God, it couldn't be less true. So you're not a big fan of the religion of Islam, is that true? And you think that the nature in Tequia just mentioned Tequia and Tequia is a doctrine that Bob made mention of here. You'll find in the Quran the Hadith where if you're a good Muslim, you're allowed to lie to the infidel as long as you're advancing the cause of Islam is the essence of Tequia.

“And George W. Bush, I remember at the time he was criticized for this too by some people, at least, for the religion of peace thing. It became kind of a mock where I was.”

I was in the Pentagon and the building was still burning for a while and you know, you could still smell the dead bodies burning bodies at the end of the hallway in the Pentagon. And so well this is a religion of peace and he's trying to sound like the reasonable measured world leader didn't want to come out and pound the table with a machete and say, "We will get you." And he's like, "Maybe this would be an opportunity for the Muslim world to rise up and say, "We want peace. Maybe leaders will rise up in the Islamic world."

And the Arab world saying, "This can no longer stand, this is an outrage. We must stand for peace." And George W. Bush said, "You know, Islam is the religion of peace."

And it was never the religion of peace. I always called it the religion of peace because down the hall for me there was a big explosion where an airliner came through the side of the building.

And the religion of peace is, yes, I get that because of all the explosions and everything. But they're not exactly the perverts of peace and never ever have been.

George W. Bush, I think, and look here, you're perfectly legitimate in raising that bomb and saying that that was ridiculous in the context of the moment. And it was ridiculous in the broader context of where we live on earth and where we've lived for thousands of years. We should know better. You're right about Hassan Piker as well. But GW Bush, he thought he was being diplomatic and the idea was, well, let's not make, you know, in this into the U.S. against the entire Islamic world.

“Let's say nice things like where there are perverts of peace. But you weren't buying it then and you're not buying it now, right?”

I like to say the phrase, "Islam is the religion of mostly peace." Oh, I don't even believe that. I don't believe that. I don't think it's, you know, I mean, again, show me the Muslim peacemaker today. Show me the Muslim peacemaker in history and give you a sh*tkel.

But the reality is that all of my lifetime that I've been aware of, again, my stepfather was a TV news reporter going over the Middle East for a war after war.

Whatever, sixty-seven and seventy-three and in and out and then the Bay Route bombing and then taking over the embassy and Tehran. My lifetime of experience when it comes to Islam is that every time Islam Islamic people are rear their heads that there's a lot of blood all over the floor and everybody's dead. And nobody's saying, "Hey, hey, you know, you guys are in nobody coming out of the mosque in Mecca or the second mosque in Medina. They're not coming out and giving speeches about peace and living in harmony with everyone around you.

“That's why Donald Trump's presidency, the first term, so amazing. The Abraham Accords getting multiple Arab nations to say, "Well, we can live with Israel and not be held bent on destroying it."”

And that was extraordinary, but still, that doesn't mean that they're really going to live in peace. Next door to Israel, does it? No, they're absolutely dedicated to killing every single Jewish person under it.

And we are the great Satan and they're only the little Satan and how dare we support Israel that only been there since Abraham, but never mind all that.

And no, that's not Jewish territory. Okay, well, you should go check out the temples that have been there for thousands of years, but never mind that. And the religion, somebody should ask if anybody knew how to do an interview anymore and nobody seems to. Somebody should ask George W. Bush about that and say, "Here's what you said back then and read back the religion of peace."

“And say, "Would you say that again today?" Do you still believe that to be true?”

And I think you'd have to say, "Well, I hope, or I wish." But that doesn't mean to be asked.

I think he's been on air saying it in recent days.

Thanks up. You know, in sort of a retrospective context, he still says the same thing. He's a reason the W's family and the Obama's are so close. They're part of the fundamental transformation. The Bush W is a key component of the fundamental transformation of America. And by the way, when I said Islam is the religion of mostly peace, I meant that the way a CNN correspondent on arts and festival is mostly peaceful.

When it's going on behind that. Okay. Yeah, mostly peaceful. Yeah, we have, yeah, it's pretty, pretty extraordinary stuff. Well, listen, you're right there and I know I was supposed to go to a sound bite.

Bob, you speak for millions and millions of people. President Trump at the Pentagon this morning for the ceremony there talking, you know, well, big thoughts, President Trump. In 25 years of generation as passed since the Territacks of September 11th, 2001, yet time is not dimmed the honor of that day when our country came face to face with true evil. With true evil and a call at true evil, Bob, which reminded us when we heard President Trump say that a little while ago,

Michael and I said, well, that's, that's not really the position of the Democrat party. Is it?

And you may remember Congresswoman Democrat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar with her friends at the Council on American Islamic Relations,

“giving her version of what happened on September 11th.”

Here was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something. Some people did something. And that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. No, you weren't. That's a lie.

She's a lion, sack of joya, just a huge sack of joya, lion bag of stuff. And yeah, you're all starting to lose your civil, that's really the problem. Now, thousands of people were murdered by the Xi'ad by radical Islam. And that's what happened. And you weren't losing.

You said, no, we all lost our civil liberties.

Liberties had every airport and every train station, everywhere we go.

We had a crack down on psychotic behavior because of a movement that you can call radical Islam or political Islam. Or as Bob said, you can call it Islam. But it's not as though this is new to Islam. This kind of violence. We created airplanes and jet engines and skyscrapers that are 110 stories high.

And the Arab world didn't do any of that. But never mind that. Just extraordinary, extraordinary stuff. Man. Oh, manage shepherds, as they say.

Bob, thank you. Let's go back to the funds. A lot of people want to talk about this and understandably. So we've got so much audio. We can do a six-hour show today.

Let's go to Drew calling from Anandale, Virginia. Drew Mobile. You're on the Chris Plant show. Hi, Chris. How you doing? Hey, Drew.

Doing great. Okay. I was a contractor with the State Department back then. And so the Saudi, something 15 of the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia. And one of the reasons they all got visas is that the time the State Department was running

a program called Visa Express. And what that allowed is some or travel agencies to issue US visas without having to go to the consulate firm interview. If and only if the consular rejection rate was 6% or below. Unfortunately, it was 25% in Saudi Arabia.

But for political considerations, they still allowed that program to function there. Even though, you know, more red flags than a Chinese parade that something was applied. Right. Yeah. You know, so, so thing isn't one of the rare instances of somebody actually losing their job or

is that the head of the consulate bears Mary Ryan actually got fired over that. It's one of the few instances I can think of where somebody actually got had consequences for not doing their job. And then, yeah. So about nine years later, I find myself over in Afghanistan at the embassy.

“So around 9/11, we would always, you know, put everybody on kind of restriction, right?”

Because everybody's looking to make a splash, you know, on 9/11 on that anniversary. So we would shut down, you know, people leaving, you know, two days before two days after. Well, on the evening of September 11th, I go, wait. So we had cameras all over the place. And so we see a bunch of guys going around. I'm a sued circle with about like seven RPG rockets sticking onto the back of their Toyota

surf. I go, no, that's kind of interesting. So, so they waited for the lockdown to go two days later. They fired 14 RPGs into the embassy combat. They were a little late to the dance, but they wanted to make sure that, you know, they still had the invitation. So, so that day, my job was to get like 1,000 people through a tunnel between the two,

between the two compounds in everything with these things, whizzing over our heads.

So again, on September 11th, they always tried to, and again, the whole thing within Libya,

with Chris Stevens again, September 11th, and, you know, we were kind of like watching that in like a real time. But, you know, the whole thing about, you know, for people were there and you and I were almost in the same space on that day. I was right next to that kind of got to that point too.

“But, you know, we always remember this, but that thing is, is that people have gotten really slack about,”

you know, this is the day where somebody wants to send the message, they're going to send it. So, you know, he's got to be looking over your shoulder and predominantly nowadays. Right, because, yeah, because it could come from anywhere. Yeah, and it should be clear as to where it's coming from, if you know what I mean. But, but it's more and more pervasive and people want to make more and more excuses for it.

And that in and of itself is inexcusable.

And, and having your truckling about it, and that's good and healthy and wonderful.

I got to tell you, somebody drew somebody I was texting with somebody the other day who's kind of in the line of work. I'd like to hear more about your line of work too, but said, and he texted me and said, yeah, you wrote the Pentagon on the September 11.

“You must have a little bit of PTSD over all that.”

And, Drew, I said, I said, well, I don't believe in PTSD or jet lag. And, I believe in PTSD or jet lag. And, I do for other people, but, but I try not to, for me, which you, you might disagree with that, Drew. No, not at all. Well, other people, you know, after that attack and everything, you're people, oh, I want to go home, I got PTSD and go, what are you kidding?

That was like one of the best days of my life. You're fun. I hope to run into you down the line. You're going to have to remind me of this conversation, Drew. That's, that's good, 25 years since September 11.

The war is still going on. It's not over.

The jihadis are still attacking. They're just slow and disorganized.

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Somebody great people, with great stories out there too. All right. Let's go, let's see. Let's go to Babba. Call in from Potomac, Maryland. Oh, Bob.

You're on the Chris Paiachio. Hi, I'm Bob. Hi, Bob. Hi, Bob. To be on your show.

Welcome. Welcome. Pixel. Well. And to you. Well, it's a sad day. Obviously, we know why. Right.

25 years ago. I remember exactly what happened. I'm not going to go into details. But they do remember every minute of it. Uh-huh.

It was a horrifying experience for every day. It was a great experience for everyone that is human in my opinion.

“But let's just talk about this, isn't it interesting?”

I think it's even more sad that our generation with this leftist agenda that is going on in our schools. 25 years before gone to everything. Now, compare that to what the other side does. And I'm talking about this islamic. This islamic.

The radical islam. And I know I love the comment about. There's no such thing about radical islam. But from to come apart. Love a lot of his comments.

But let me get to the point.

Here's what's going on with some of these people.

Ben Rodden. The Shiites, the clerics in Iran, and they teach what happens to their... One of their moms, the third mom, every Friday. Every Friday they have this ceremony where they talk about how their mom died. And they keep on...

This is like 1300 years ago. Right. So, another thing we need to be extreme like them. Obviously, we don't want to turn into these extremists. But then again, we have to use some extreme measures like we have to with the Crusades to hold off the Islamic conquest.

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