
What happens when you stop listening to headlines and actually go see things for yourself? In this episode, we sit down with Bek Lover and Sonny to talk about their new documentary — a raw, unscripted look at Dearborn, Michigan, and the growing divide being pushed across America. No script. No agenda. Just real conversations, real people, and real experiences. We talk about: * Why Americans feel “used” after decades of endless wars * How division is manufactured to keep people distracted * The myth of “left vs right” — and why it’s really us vs the system * What we *actually* saw in Dearborn vs what the media says * Why Christians and Muslims aren’t enemies — despite what you’re told * Veterans, broken cities, propaganda, and who really benefits from chaos This isn’t just a documentary about religion. It’s a conversation about America — where we are, how we got here, and what happens if we don’t change course. Watch with an open mind. Agree or disagree — just don’t look away. ...
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We were used. We have billions of dollars for war. We have nothing for reconstruction or even our own veterans who are taking their lives every 22 minutes. This country is finished. It's not a question if we will fall. It's a question of how much time we have left if we don't turn course right now. The problem in America is everyone's waiting for someone to save them. We had people down the extreme queue. They believed in this miracle. And JFK Jr. Is alive, and they're gonna save us. And the Orange Man's gonna save us. There's no one coming to save America except American. There is no left and right. There's us and them, and that is our message. There is no left and right. One side creates the problem, the other reacts, and vice versa. It's us. Together, we can all live here peacefully.
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This documentary is made for all of humanity to enjoy it. I don't care what demographic you're from. Black, white, yellow, Chinese, this and that. It doesn't matter. Anyone can watch and enjoy this documentary.
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It's really a story about America, Sean. It's not really just about Muslims and Christians. It's literally a story about America. Our film is to show Christians we're not your enemies. We don't want to kill you.
C
All right, guys, two of my friends back on the show today. Beck lover and Sunny just dropped a new documentary. I gave it a watch. Already at 100k views as we're filming this. So congrats on the launch, guys.
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It's not even 24 hours.
C
Looks like it's doing really well.
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It's an important time, Sean. It's an important time right now. Me and Sunny were watching all the events starting to brew across the country with agitators like Jake Lang. Okay, first he targeted Dearborn, Michigan, then Epic City, or now, you know, the Epic Masjid in Plano, Texas. And we all saw what happened to him three days ago in Minnesota. So the funny thing is, me and Sonny had a discussion. We need to make a film to show America that it's not what you think and it's not what you're being told about the religion of Islam, especially in this country. We wanted to go see for ourselves. Is this really. Is there really a growing group of Christians that are going to march behind this guy and try to antagonize Muslims and, in my opinion, create a distraction from what's been going on in the Middle East? I truly believe that Jake's only mission is to divide Americans, to basically start a civil war.
B
I think he's a paid agitator, bro. And for a little bit, we don't.
A
Know if he's paid, but if I had to guess, I would guess he's paid. We don't know. See that?
B
Take a wild guess. Take a wild guess. But just for a little bit of context for the people that don't know were the guys that were out there. Jake Lang. Is this you that met him with the banner? And what's crazy, bro? Should we just get right into, like, the story of the documentary? You down?
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Well, we started planning the film, not even realizing he was going to do his first hate march in Dearborn. And then, coincidentally, we caught it. We would just wanted to go to Dearborn and say, like, is it really a Muslim enclave?
B
This is when, like, the propaganda started against Dearborn. So before he even went there, do you remember how they were stirring up Dearborn? Muslims are taking over this and that. So we saw that and we were like, all right, let's make intention. We're going to go there, film a documentary. Then I'm in Italy. I'm chilling my feet up in the air, relaxing. And we see that they had the protest there, the initial one that happened. And so Beck's calling me. We missed the documentary.
A
What the fuck?
B
He's going off on me. And I was like, bro, you just got to trust God with this one. Like, it's going to end up working out. We weren't meant to be there. It wasn't written. So we book our flights to Dearborn for a couple of weeks later, we book from Dearborn to Texas. Now, now, keep in mind, a week after we book our tickets to go, then Jake Lang planned his next protest for Texas. So we didn't even go to Texas to confront Jake Lang. We were already going there, and he happened to plan his protest at the same exact time.
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And then God is the best of planners. The film dropped yesterday. And literally one day before he gets attacked in Minnesota and gets saved by a Muslim, a Muslim saves him. Because that is God showing. God's not gonna come down and appear. He's gonna show you. He's gonna humiliate you when you try to humiliate his word. And that's what happened to him. He was attacked by a majority non Muslim crowd, and he was saved by a Muslim.
C
Crazy.
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Call that divine poetic justice. Jake Lang should be ashamed of himself after filming this film. The Muslim invasion of America was sunny and going to these places with no script. This wasn't scripted. None of it was. The whole video was improv literally, we were literally investigating. We went to the largest mosque. We met with the mayor of Dearborn and Dearborn Heights. We went to the Epic Mosque in Plano. We met with the community there. We were looking like, are they really dominating? Are they really taking over with Sharia law? And you have people like Jake Lang and the governor of Texas stating that Sharia law needs to be banned. But you can't ban something that's not the law. Sharia is not the law of Texas or America. And us as Muslim Americans will tell you, we believe in the Constitution. We believe in the First Amendment, Second Amendment. We believe that this country is under attack in many different ways from many different intelligence agencies across the board to drag America into, I think, its final stand. I think our country's on its knees. We've been in an endless cycle of war from Afghanistan and on, and it seems like our greatest ally wants to drag us into the battle of Iran, of which I would never send not one of my three sons to do. I will never, as an American, send my children to go fight and occupy another nation for another nation's benefit. Just like my cousin was sent to fight in Fallujah as a Marine for this country, as a Muslim American. Lost half his platoon. Still battles PTSD to this day. And when I was with him while we were filming, because we were in Dallas and he had the 200 plus year celebration of the Marine Corps, they just had their anniversary. And I was talking to all these different Marines of different backgrounds, I said, how do you feel now looking backwards at what happened in Afghanistan and Iraq? And they all said, we were used. Jeez, we were used. We have billions of dollars for war. We have nothing for reconstruction or even our own, you know, our own veterans who are taking their lives every 22 minutes, if I'm not mistaken. So our film is to show Christians, we're not your enemies. We don't want to kill you. This is what people like Jake Lang are telling you. Laura Loomer. Who? Laura Loomer. Who's Laura Loomer, bro? Who are you? You're a clown. Jigsaw looking person, Straight up clown. The Internet, the Internet did not lose there. Nobody wants to fight these wars. And they've lost the left already and they've already lost half the right. Americans are tired. We're sick of it. And no one should be able to penetrate our government. Or as Sonny Foz would say, free America. Free America. That's one of his other films. So I'm gonna hang up my hat here For a second, until lobbying is made illegal, until there's term limits in our government, this country is finished. It's not a question if we will fall. It's a question of how much time do we have left if we don't turn course right now, bro. The problem in America is everyone's waiting for someone to save him. You had people down the extreme queue. They believed in this miracle. And JFK Jr. Is alive and they're gonna. And the Orange Man's gonna save us. There's no one coming to save America except Americans.
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You're speaking to the mic, bro.
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There is no left and right, okay? There's us and them, and that is our message. There is no left and right. One side creates the problem, the other reacts, and vice versa. It's us. Together, we can all live here peacefully. And we have those rights guaranteed in the Constitution. Even Thomas Jefferson talked about the rights of Jews and Muslims being allowed to live in the U.S. sonny.
B
I mean, I guess the next thing we could cover. Is there something that you want to go to?
C
No, I was just going to say, like, what's the feedback been so far in the video? Positive, Negative, bro.
B
That's the most beautiful. Pull up the. I've never seen comments. Just read a few of them. I've never seen comments like this. Not only on any video that I've ever made, on any video on the entire Internet from Christians. This documentary is made for all of humanity to enjoy it. I don't care what demographic you're from. Black, white, yellow, Chinese, the this and that. It doesn't matter. Anyone can watch and enjoy this documentary. I have hometown friends that are Catholic that I grew up with that are loving the documentary. I have family that loves it. I have Muslims, Christians, Hindus, this and that. Everyone likes it so far. Any age, demographic, story about.
A
It's really a story about America, Sean. It's not really just about Muslims and Christians. It's literally a story about America. You know, it broke me and Sunny's hearts. And when we say this entire film was literally improvised, we didn't know that we were going to drive past Ford's first plan. We just wanted to get a couple shots of downtown Detroit, like, just to show how dilapidated it is and, like, talk about how, you know, this is really a bigger problem as Americans. Look at our cities, they're decaying. We are behind China. We are behind the Middle East. We are no longer the leader. Not our cities, nothing. And we come across the first plant of Ford, completely coincidentally surrounded by abandoned buildings.
B
You've been to Detroit.
A
You should be more worried about. Doesn't sound like I want to. Jobs that were outsourced out of our country, sent overseas under the guise of the World Trade Organization under Clinton and many others, we sent our boys to die in Vietnam and Korea to fight against the red wave of communism. And then through lobbying and corporate interests, we opened the doors and created a superpower from a communist.
B
Let me just explain this. So a lot of people are crying about, you know, Dearborn being. What was the stats? 55% Arab, 35% white, percent white, the mayor told us. And then the rest was like black, Asian, Chinese, this and that. And the reason the Arabs even went there was because Henry Ford brought them. Why do you think Arabs that live in the desert will go to the most freezing cold place in the entire country? I would never move there. You couldn't pay me all the money in the world and move to Dearborn. I had the flu. I was dying. I. I was grumpy. So sorry to you guys that are watching it, but I was saying you should be glad the Muslims took this place. It's a suburb out of Detroit, freezing cold. And, bro, there's so many different.
A
They've been there three generations now. Yeah, like that. Like I was expecting something completely different. Remember, even as a Muslim, leaving the bias aside, I was picturing maybe it's going to be more of this. And there's women in hijab.
B
All the signs are in Arabic.
A
And majority of the women that lived in Dearborn weren't even covered.
C
Wow.
B
I barely saw women.
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Okay. We were at hookah lounges. I'm thinking they're going to be watching Iraq versus Iran and soccer, if any. They're watching the Detroit Lions. Is it the Lions or Pistons or what? They were watching local sports. You're going to see all this in the documentary, Bro, the reason this film is important is you're going to see that people like Jake Lang, Laura Loomer and other people, and we've seen this as podcasters. All Donald Trump has ever said, and I'm not attacking them because I did support him, but that support is now fading very rapidly. It's fake news. It's fake news. It's always fake news. But when the Muslim tells you that same media that our president, that so many of you glaze him. Yeah, fucking glaze Donald Trump. And he told you that the media is fake. The news is fake. So if it's already corrupt and you will believe that when the president told you it's fake news. And you're on that side of the aisle, then if it's already corrupt, then it's always corrupt. So when the Muslim tells you the way they portray our faith in the news and in the media is not true to fact. Where Sunny can tell you how they've quoted verses of our book. Go ahead, Sonny, finish this last point. How they take verses of the Quran completely out of context. We don't have defensive verses. And try to make it look like it says to go and kill every single person you have.
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John Kelly, if Muslims are commanded to go kill non Muslims, we're all burning in hell. We're doing the worst job in the world. Like, at least come up with something good. And that's what's so fascinating as being a Muslim reaver, is that they don't have any real arguments against this. There actually isn't anything like, I'm not trying to do this whole Christian, Muslim debate thing right now, but if I wanted to, you know, question my Christian faith, which is what I did and what led me to Islam, I was taught Jesus is God. For example, pray to Jesus, pray to saints, which. That's a whole other conversation. So then I would say, okay, is God all knowing? Like, does God know everything? You would say, yeah. And then you would read the Bible and you would see Jesus didn't know the hour. He says, clear as day, only the Father knows. Only God knows the hour. He doesn't have the same knowledge as supposedly another person in the Trinity, co equal, co eternal. So I said, then how is he God? And they would say, it's a mystery.
A
But get back to the point of quoting the Quran out of time.
B
But that's my point. That's my point. The point is that they have to use logical fallacies and they have to quote the Quran out of context to try to paint it in a bad light. There's a reason they put so much money into the movies, into the media, into into buying politicians to frame Muslims in a certain way. They don't have any real dirt.
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It's the only scapegoat. They have to justify 50 years of colonialism in the Middle east war to dehumanize the entire group. But where they messed up, our greatest ally. Where they messed up was it would have been a much smarter strategy, especially on behalf of Israel, to have just focused on dehumanizing just Arabs alone, a much smaller group, the minority of Muslims, than to pull all of Islam, a faith that has historically saved. I say it with complete confidence. When you read the life of Omar al Khattab, there were no Jews in Jerusalem. The Muslims didn't chase the Jews out of Jerusalem, the Romans did, the Christians did. When the Muslims came and took control during the Byzantine time, they found no Jews there. And Omar Khattab, the Khalafa, the caliphate, the king of the Muslims at that time said how come there are no Jewish families here? Bring me 80 families. They must be resettled here. We cannot have a Jerusalem without Jews. And you want to make it about the religion of Islam from its inception, from its founders that protected them. They pull up one historical fact of one tribe that the Prophet had an alliance with, that they betrayed the alliance. And treason is punishable by death.
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Even in this country. Even in this country.
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And they try to make it seem like the whole faith is about this. And there were infidels. Christians and Jews are not infidels in the religion of Islam nor are they even mentioned in one reference in the Quran.
B
What are they called back lover?
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They are called the people of the book. They have a special class. They are people who received God's revelation but for us the final revelation. And they have a protected class in the religion of Islam.
B
What did the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him say, Speak softly to the Christian man, for amongst them are men with reason.
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This whole transmitted through the Prophet.
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Thank you. This is an important clarification. We're very specific with how we say things like and let's just make this clear, anything that we say that's good, it's from God for it. Double check everything. Any mistakes, please forgive us. May God forgive us. We're accountable for every word that comes out of our mouth on the day of judgment.
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Sean, even you as a podcast, I mean whatever information we're spewing out to the world, there's consequences to this stuff. A clip goes viral, paints a perception. We live in a 10 to 20 second attention span that can create chaos. We've seen this with wars, we've seen this when there was riots. We see it everywhere. It doesn't take much to get the population wild upon. And I believe the machine wants to shut down. People like me and you and this guy and that guy and influencers and people that are just speaking their minds. What's at stake here is greater than our Christians and Muslims enemies. It's literally the very fabric of our society and they are using Islam as a way to attack Americans rights. Literally in this country, not even 1% of the population, this is greater than Muslims are attacked. The same news the President's Been telling you is fake. Those of you that are on that side, I'm not left or right. I'm just right, okay? I use my brain for what makes sense. Both sides have real grievances, okay? But they give us low hanging cultural. That doesn't really affect world policy. If a kid wants to chop off his penis is not going to affect whether awards break out that cost trillions of dollars to America and our freedom. Criticizing the government. We should be able to criticize any.
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Government we want without being called names, right?
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We shouldn't be blacklisted or debanked. And the American people are waking up, bro. So we're in a very volatile time. We're gonna see massive chaos, in my opinion.
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Oh yeah.
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There's no way out of this. Seen silver hit almost 100 an ounce.
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You saw that, bro.
C
Copper people.
B
How suspicious is that?
C
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A
Sean, it's interesting.
B
Yeah, Silver and gold and copper people.
C
Are buying old pennies right now.
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The elites are getting ready to change the system out. They need to store their money somewhere.
B
Sean, did you. I don't know if you want to go to the next thing, but I was going to talk about like what we actually saw in Dearborn. Should we just talk about that?
C
What surprised you Guys over there.
B
All right. So what surprised me the most is that everyone's saying they haven't assimilated. The Arabs in Dearborn haven't assimilated. So, bro, I can't even believe that's the point that they took. I can't lie to you. What did we see? We go to a Tim Hortons. The whole menu's bacon and sausage. Who's serving it? Two Muslim hijabi women. That year they didn't have a Christmas tree for their lighting because it was stuck at a port in New York. So what does a local Muslim do? Not a local Christian that wants the Christmas tree up. A local Muslim donated $10,000 so they could put up a Christmas tree. He's literally sinning so the people stop crying. He's literally sinning so they stop complaining. It's insanity. What else did we see? We saw. We go to the. The Hookah lounge. We're expecting them to be watching soccer and they're going to be the Arab music playing. They're watching football. We're talking to the guy. He goes, the only reason we're watching the Bears is because the Lions already played. They're more American than me. I don't even like football. I think it's stupid.
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They really were more American than us. I was born in Racio.
B
What else?
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Did just everything. They had everything a town has.
B
There's a Korea. There's. There's the Korea, there's the Korea part where you can go to the Korea market. There's an Arab market, right? McDonald's, Burger King, two strip clubs on the main. In the so called Muslim Sharia capital of America, you have two strip clubs. That is completely unacceptable in a Muslim society and a Christian society. We talk to a pastor and he would have the same exact answer as a Muslim imam because we actually do have pretty much the same values. I, as a religious scholar, do not want to see a place where women sell their morality and men go and spend their money on food.
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And I don't want to see Americans being sucked into this nonsense that's pushed through the very apparatus that suppressed so many of us during the shutdowns in 2019, which is where a lot of people woke up and started realizing that we are losing our freedoms as Americans and with the coming potential threat of AI that will hunt us down like the Terminator online, create profiles about us and cut us off from society. What is coming for us is coming for the whole world. The whole world.
B
But before we move on, what else did you stand out From Dearborn. We said that 10 times.
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I dare you to go to Dearborn. Okay. Is our Chinese taking over because they have Canal Street? Are the Koreans taken over because they have a big enclave of Flushing, New York? Are the Amish taking over America? America is. Has always been and always will be little enclaves where people have communities. They feel a little more in common, yet they still coexist with their neighbors.
B
Like, I just.
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I don't know.
B
You know what's crazy me is like, a lot of these far right guys like to really. On diversity a lot.
A
And I consider myself someone that leans towards the right, brother.
C
Yeah.
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Like, if I had to pick one side, I pick towards the right.
B
And we're not like open borders left this and that. I used to think, like, diversity. Diversity, it was, you know, just like, stupid because, you know, kind of like that right wing mentality. But then you look at the country, its whole identity has been built on diversity. It's been built on finding love for being Americans. The only reason we're in. Well, one of the main reasons we're in this position today where there's no love amongst the people is because nobody has patriotism. What. What are we going to unite on? It used to be love for this country. We're the good guys. You live through it. I pledge allegiance to the flag. By the end of high school, you kids that were kneeling and sitting down, like, there's no love for being a Muslim.
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Part of American society since colonialism.
B
Beck Glover, who was the first country.
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40% of African Americans that were brought here on the slave ships were Muslim.
C
Wow.
A
You can see this on the show Roots with Lamar whatever his name is, the actor from Reading Rainbow. There's many scenes throughout Roots where don't you be praying to know Allah the master. So when they say Muslims shouldn't be here, They've been here since day one. Not by choice. They were brought here and forced to convert.
B
Like, that's. How do you.
A
Okay. And lost their faith. Many African Americans, your ancestors were Muslims. That.
B
I'm not trying to be disrespectful here. And I hope this is. I hope this doesn't come off in the wrong way.
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I'm cooking. Let me finish. Like, I've been letting.
B
Watch your mouth.
A
Okay? Because today you're doing that and we need to keep it calm. There's a lot of information.
B
I'm cutting you off.
A
Play it back, everyone. When you watch the episode, play it back good.
B
No, I'm sorry. I don't even say that.
A
No. Go Go, go. Because when you cook, I let you cook.
B
Cook.
A
Go ahead. Make the points important.
B
This is what we do on the show. Have you watched any of, like our episodes together? Yeah, it's been going good. I love you.
C
Yeah, you're good.
A
I was saying same on and off camera. Me, though.
C
Really?
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Yeah.
B
Are we. Are we different?
A
There's no.
B
Not at all.
A
There's no. Yeah.
C
Because you guys live stream. You can't really.
A
We haven't even begun to do what we're doing live streaming. Like, that's just us doing reaction now. We're like, we're going all out, bro.
C
Yeah. You're doing the IRL stuff now, right?
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It's going to be a big. They need us out there. Youth. We do this for the youth.
B
They don't assemble it.
A
Rocking the gold tooth.
B
Let's let Sean go.
C
No. Thanks for the documentary because prior to watching that, the only perspective I saw was from Cam Higby on Dearborn. I think he went out there and interviewed some people, bro.
B
Even if you watch their videos with an open heart, you see, like, what is everyone freaking out about? I mean, what did he show in that couple?
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Toothless.
C
He was just interviewing people asking the common question. And is Sharia law coming to America? Are you worried about it? Stuff like that.
A
How the hell is it going to come to America when we can't even get term limits, bro? Our government is controlled by the lobby. Even the American people are not represented. The American people don't even have the rights that they are guaranteed in the constitution. We're paying $20,000 for tolls in New York City. $30 to get into Manhattan. That sounds unconstitutional to me. Yeah, okay. We as Americans don't even have rights. Forget Sharia law. We don't even have our own law representing the American people. You want me to stop because you want to keep cooking?
B
I was letting you cook.
A
Did I say you want. You let me know.
B
I'll. I'll finish this point. You know what's extremely frustrating about that? About them saying, bro, all these far right guys, the Muslims just wait till they become the majority and they're going to band together and they're going to take over this country. Our brothers and sisters are being massacred. Massacred. You have 50 plus Arab nations that don't do a thing about it. They don't do a thing. Sean Kelly. And that's our brothers and sisters dying. You have kids being shot in the face. They're starving and we're not doing something. So now, magically, when we become the majority in America now it's going to be taken over and everyone's going to.
A
Be in Burke mathematically. How the hell are we going to be the majority? How are we going to be the majority?
C
God damn.
B
It'S infuriating, bro. Like the. No offense, but the Muslim uma, the group. It's a joke. It's a joke at what it should be. Two billion people. Two billion people. You go to a Jew, right? You give him $10, he's gonna spend that $10. That's gonna go around them at least nine times before it leaves their community.
A
Wow.
B
You give it to a Muslim within two, it's going to the people that are blowing us up. Am I wrong? Am I wrong? Oh, my gosh. We don't buy Starbucks anymore.
C
Wow.
B
We propped up Arab coffee shops and what did they do? They charge us $14. $14 for a cup of coffee? You can't make this up. You like?
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No, I don't. Haven't drank Starbucks in three years.
C
You said it was good coffee.
A
No, I was talking about the Yemeni coffee. It's really good, actually. Especially when they mix it with milk. It's a little bit stronger.
C
Okay.
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Don't Forget, it was 14. It was the Middle east that brought coffee to the world, actually. That hate Arabs. Yeah, brother. It started there. It was, I believe it was great invention. You know, the guy took the beans. I believe it was a Turk or an Arab, I can't remember. But it was one of them during the, I believe, the Ottoman Empire that discovered coffee. Interesting fact. Check it. But, brother, what are we saying here, man? The bottom line is, I mean, you saw both sides. What did you think about the film?
C
Honestly, I thought it was pretty objective compared to what I've seen.
A
Was it fair?
C
I thought so. You guys were just interviewing people.
A
Bro, there was no script. I swear to God, if I'm like none.
B
Zero, bro. If anything, as Muslims, we're not supposed to show people sinning. We showed two Muslim hijabi women serving pork. We weren't even supposed to do that. We showed a guy that bought a Christmas tree. We don't need to go into that whole thing. But it's a pagan holiday. You're not supposed to engage in these activities.
A
All we had set up was interview with both mayors because Dearborn and Dearborn Heights used to be one city. And then they split. Yeah, but they. Right. Border each other. And we had a interview scheduled with the very talented, the very wise Yasser Qadhi, who's the imam and the head of the, the Epic City Masjid. What an amazing speaker, bro. And that's him towards the end. That's showcasing that moment where he's talking about the constitution, what the founding forefathers were saying.
B
His whole point.
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Sorry, sorry, but that, that literally our founding forefathers even mentioned the word Muslim. Thomas Jefferson, bro. Who had a Quran by the way.
C
Really?
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Yeah.
B
They didn't know what the Muslims were.
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Back then like they did because they were both. The history has been so whitewashed. The influence of the Muslims throughout. His brother. When you study the history of Spain, they make it seem like the Muslims invaded Spain. No, they didn't. The Goth kingdom was fighting itself. It wasn't even called Spain. They were fighting and killing each other. And one half of them said, can you guys come in here and help us and just get. It became known as Andalusia. If you read the history, it was a golden age in Europe. Everyone flocked and wanted to live there. All three religions practiced in peace. There was advance advances in science, mathematics. I mean, the list goes on. I dare you all to study the history of Andalusia in Spain. What's today modern Spain? It wasn't because the Muslims want to invade. They were invited by half, half the kingdom because they were fighting amongst themselves.
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Sean Kelly Was it the Muslims that blew up the churches in Gaza? Was it the Muslims that blew it up? Like even under Sharia. Under Sharia, freedom of religion is one of the most core tenets of that. You're supposed to. Everyone has to. For your religion, your religion and for mine. For mine, you'll believe what you believe and I'll believe what I believe. That's the Quran, that's God speaking.
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And a lot of what we have is actually we took from the Muslim empires. Trial by jury was a Muslim thing. In Christian Europe, it was the king. Off with his head. Okay. That trial by jury that so many of you are grateful for actually came from the Muslim model because of the, remember 5, 600 years in Europe, it's influenced but a thousand years. It was a golden age of Islam where everything, you know, advanced mathematics and all that stuff. But it's a joke, man. And most people just don't have any common knowledge of history, facts, Nothing. See a 20 second video from a guy like Jake Lang and Laura Loomer and maybe some. Are there morons that call themselves Muslims? Absolutely. Are there extremists that call themselves Muslims? We denounce extremism. Our Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, denounced extremism. He said, we are people of the middle. We denounce all forms of extreme extremism, whether it comes from a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew or a Hindu, because they're not innocent either. There was videos being pushed by Alex Jones showing, look at how the Muslims are attacking Christmas in India. And it was Hindus doing that.
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And then guess what?
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That's what happens. Then Muslims get killed because of like that.
B
And he doesn't take his words back.
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And he doesn't say, I'm sorry, you know, journalistic era. Sean. The. The only thing I could say is I can't say it's as bad as what African Americans went through, but I'm scared it'll get there. Or what Jews went through in Nazi Germany. I can't say it's gone to there. But if people like me and Sonny don't speak out, I'm scared America could turn like they might make. Put the Muslims even we have no symbols, put an M on their pat. That's the way it's going. So we felt obligated to make this film to tell you like I've been telling the world for years now. And so I. Sonny, that it's not what they're telling you. And if you think it's fake news, the President says fake news, we're here to confirm. Yes, Mr. Trump, you were right. It's fake news. It's all fake news. And we also, as Muslims say what you guys are pushing on that media and people like Laura Loomer, which he endorsed, by the way, brought her into the White House. Now it's fake news.
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Yo, how about you speak to the mic? You're going like this. You're going like this. The mic's not over here.
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Do me a favor. This is like your second time. The first time I brought you. This is like my fifth time with him. When I want to make emphasis, I look into my camera. Don't coach me, though. Nothing. Just worry about what you're doing.
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Damn.
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Okay.
C
Shots fire.
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Do me that favor.
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Has Jake reached out to you guys.
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Since the release of the documentary? No.
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No, no comment.
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No, no. And he's scared. Oh, he's going to sue us for what you're claiming. You want to create a. What he would say a jihad, which is what a crusade means for Christians, right? That's a jihad. He's the one calling for violence, war, throw people out. If that's not hate speech, even though I'm First Amendment, no matter what doesn't mean just because you have the right, you should do it. He wants to burn the Quran. As an American, I say he has that right. Do I support that as a Muslim? Absolutely not. But he has that right. I believe God humiliated him in Minnesota. Absolutely humiliated. You want to go burn his book again? It was non Muslims that wanted to destroy him and it was a Muslim that saved him. That is a miracle.
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And watch his heart still not change. That's the funniest part.
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They almost put his legs like a chicken. Like this. Jake, you saw him like this. They were about to. He's lucky. It looked like they were about to do to him what they do to a lot of people in jail. Like the first night in jail. That's what that scene looked like. They were about to rip his pants off.
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John Kelly, in the wise words of Jake Lang in the Muslim invasion of America. With pigs in our hands and Jesus in our hearts, we will take over this nation again. Another crusade is coming. He calls for war.
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Violence.
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He said literally calling.
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He's calling for violence. You guys better leave before we start a crusade. That's calling for violence. He's inciting violence. But I guess he did the same thing on January 6th, though. Yeah. Even though I don't think that that was a. What do they call it on J6 insurrection. Yeah, that. By my definition, that was not an insurrection. I'm sorry. I come from countries that were toppled. Insurrections showing up with weapons and machine guns and doing a coup d shout.
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Okay, that was civil unrest.
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You heard about the insurrection in Romania, like 30 years ago. You ever watch a doc on that?
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No.
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That's a crazy one. That's where, like people literally storm the building. The president's having to run up the stairs. He's running up, oh, my God, they're on the second floor. He takes off in a helicopter. He flies 30 miles away. The people take over, the media, the radio, this and that. The helicopter literally has to land, drop him in the middle of the road. Someone picks him up, they bring him. Boom. That night, he's held by trial. He's held a trial and shot.
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Holy crap.
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That's a real. That's an insurrection.
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Wow.
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Am I wrong?
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You.
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You're. You're Albanian. Your people have been through this how many times?
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Yeah, we overthrew the communists.
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What do you guys think of all this ICE stuff going on? I actually met a former ICE officer in the sauna lifetime the other day.
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I'll tell you what, what I think and what I'm scared of. I am. I say this unequivocally. I am absolutely against open borders. What happened during the last three, four administrations, allowing millions of people undocumented into our cities was absolutely, in my opinion, treason. However, I don't believe in left and right. I believe they're all on the same side. They give this illusion that we're really different. But behind closed doors in Washington D.C. they're eating the best dinners, drinking the best bottles of wines. They got the same sponsors, they get the same money from, you know which lobby starts with an A, rhymes with wax.
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I gotta chill.
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Okay. And. And what? I believe one side creates the problem, other side acts like, because of this. Now we need to do this and use an American are going to lose these rights. My fear with ICE is that they are stepping on constitutional rights of Americans under the guise of removing these illegal migrants. I believe that it's very dangerous. Do these people need to be removed that are here illegally? Absolutely. But us as Americans should not have to lose a single right for that to be done. Not a single right, Not a single right should be tread on. There's a reason that our ancestors in this country said, don't tread on me. So my fear is it's a perfect guise. If a dictator wanted to rise to create a militarized state. Right, because that's not local police militarized state. That instills fear and infringes on Americans rights. So, yes. Am I for the removal of millions and millions of undocumented people that came here illegally? Absolutely. That doesn't mean me as an American should lose a right because a wrong was done by our previous administration. That's my fear.
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Well said. What about you, Sonny?
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I pretty much agree with all that. I'm not pro open borders. I mean, my. My take on.
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I mean, what about the woman that got shot? Good. See, about that. She. She brought, like, in my opinion, like, do I think maybe this cop could have.
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As a Muslim, you. You're not supposed to kill women. Like, all this whole lie of this and that. Even in war, you're not supposed to kill women.
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Drive off.
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But I'm just saying that there's that point. And then also in America. Use your brain. Use your brain. There's a guy. There's three guys with guns right next to you. It's clearly high tensions. And you're going to start driving, accelerating.
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We just got pulled over just for a simple traffic stop. What do I do?
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Beck, lover, crash course one on one.
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What did I do?
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Beck lever, crash course one on one. And what you do when you get pulled over, it's happened live, on stream. First of all, you go, oh, yeah.
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Pull up that speeding.
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Second.
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No, I made a. I made a second somewhere else. You pull over, and I was talking match. We're on live stream, and I'm like, see, I won't make this right. We're literally in front of the police. In front of a police, say, I won't make this precinct, right. Big ass sign. Do not make the right. I said, say, I won't make this turn. I made the turn, but within the millisecond. Pulled over. Oh, dude. What do I do when I get pulled over? Finish it. What did I do? What was the first thing?
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You pull over to the side. You turn the car off. He goes extra. He goes extra. He takes his keys out.
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Hang on. You go, I don't order all the windows down, keys out. If it's nighttime, all the lights, all of them down, all down.
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Puts the keys on the roof, puts his hand on the wheels like this.
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I don't move.
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He's staring straight into the abyss. Yes, officer. I want you to have family in the force.
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I want you to know you're safe.
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That's how you deal with.
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I want you to know that you're safe. I mean, why am I being polite?
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We just met Kyle Rittenhouse back when he was popping off. I was in high school, throwing up Instagram stories, defending him, going against blm.
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Yeah.
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Because from my perspective, I've always been good at stiffing through propaganda. I think this is why I became Muslim because it didn't work on me. All the BLM cases were either cut out of context or it was a guy that, like, brought it upon himself. It's. I took refuge in knowing that it wasn't just random police killing people for no reason. It was dudes about to stab a cop and people saying once he should have tased them. Don't try to stab a cop. Don't try to run people over. Yeah, it's. But to get back to your point of what we think about the ice thing, what do I really think? I think white people need to wake up.
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Up.
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They need to wake up. A society cannot flourish and continue to grow if it doesn't have a positive birth rate. We need immigrants into this country. That's how we've grown for the last 300 years, is bringing people in. So now we're at the point where not only white. White women just not having kids. They're online with crosses between their boobs only fans nonstop. I'm sorry.
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It's the truth.
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I know I bring it up, but.
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Also make your point about how people like Jake Langer are ridiculous about white supremacy. And. And when we look at the real, like, the history of Europe, that's what I'm.
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That's what I'm about to say. I was about to say that because.
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I want you to.
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I thank you, bro.
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You do it. You do it right, bro. You do it right. Don't forget, this is America's favorite uncle.
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This is Uncle Unc, America's favorite uncle.
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You know, I'm hungry. We gotta get lunch. Go.
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Cool, bro. The most annoying thing about this whole white supremacy and ice and this and that is that the hate the Somalians are getting. The sa. The. The hate the Arabs are getting. You Italian Americans. We went through the same thing. We went through the same thing. My ancestors. My ancestors were treated like dogs in this country. They weren't cool until the movies came out. People understand this. Until the mafia movies came out, making us look gangster, like a Beck lover with your hair. Hey, what are you. Are you talking to me?
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What you talking about, Vinnie?
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Until those movies came out, we were waps without papers. We were guidos. We were, bro. We were scum. My grandma married. My great grandma married an Irish guy. An Italian woman marrying an Irish guy. She nearly got ostracized from her family.
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Both were Catholic.
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Both Catholic.
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They want to kill each other.
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Both Catholic.
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So where's this white?
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And they're both white. So they're both Catholic. They're both White. And they were at each other's throat over this stuff. And now here we are. According to Nick and to all these other influencers online, white people need to come together and find be brothers with being white. When has that ever worked in history? World War II, white people wiping each other out. World War I wiping each other out. Right now Russia, Ukraine, the same branch, the same Serbia might be wiping each other out. Blowing each other up with drones.
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Croatians, Bosnians, White.
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So what's annoying on Russia?
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White.
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What's annoying, bro?
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So where the hell is this white race? We've been wiping each other out more than anybody. That's number one. And then another point, Sean.
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I'll just say.
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Go ahead.
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Is the reason I don't speak Italian anymore and majority of Italian Americans don't is because our ancestors were treated like this. My dad, my grandparents were embarrassed to learn Italian.
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Wow.
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It was embarrassing. If I knew Italian right now and I could spit some game, I would be Leonardo DiCaprio. You would see me on Times Square on your phone, non stop. You already do.
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But a lot of that came from the pressure of society. They were being, listen, they were being discriminated against. So like they.
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And my dad said something else recently too. So it was the aspect why we lost like, you know, Italian American culture has diminished over generations was one, they were embarrassed and two, they actually used to be proud to be American when they came here. They were proud to be American and speak the language that's. Is that even a thing anymore? Like are people pro? You ever see people proud to be American? I get called race trader this and that. I've done more pro American propaganda than anyone out there.
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Simon Propaganda. America first. Make people proud.
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Of course, we're America first.
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America should be before anybody. Even, even. Even when it comes to the country of Albania.
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Countries wise, I always put my faith before anything.
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I want America free. I want small government. I want. Taxes are absolutely out of control. We're literally on the cusp of what has thought historically has always led to massive revolution. We're approaching 50% more in Cali, New York State. Income tolls, regressive taxes. The American people are under assault. All this money is being sent overseas. All this money's on projects that never finish. And the American people get nothing. We are literally in the time of our ancestors. Taxation without representation.
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I'm from Boston.
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Don't tread on us.
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I'm from Boston. Our ancestors, bro.
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So we want the Christian Americans now. Us as Muslim Americans, well, we're on the same side. We Actually agree with you. We don't agree in this immoral system. We don't agree in this over taxation. We want to prevent war. And we are on the same side.
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You don't think the Muslim Americans want taxation without representation? We're paying for our destruction. We're paying to bomb our own people. I'm scared for the Day of Judgment. The fact that I even paid taxes. Oh, yeah, Sonny. This. This dollar shot a kid in the face. Like, I hope it doesn't count like that. I hope. But this is how we should be thinking. This whole life is a test too, bro. It's. This is the interesting thing, like, as I've become much more, you know, spiritually connected, you know, to God is. It's like it looks like when Neil woke up in the Matrix. As you say, you see the lines everywhere. You're going through Vegas and everyone's so caught up in the lights and the gambling and the girls and the butt cheeks. And it's like this life is a blink of an eye. It's nothing. The only thing you're going to take with you is your deeds, bro. As you. You say this so beautifully. So beautifully.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome. Is people will put a portion of their income for a 401k down the line. Not until they're 65 years old where they can maybe pull that money out. Why don't we invest to our meeting with our creator? We all know that's happening. Do you acknowledge that there's a creator or you think it's just random creator? Do you think we're going to return.
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To that creator or we're just gonna Sean Kelly again?
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Or it's just gonna be a black screen?
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I think you return. Yeah.
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So, you know, you might have a different idea of how Judgment Day looks. Is it like, you know, everyone individual that might be unique to yourself up. But you're going to have a meeting with your creator and you're going to be held accountable for what you did.
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I think so, yeah.
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This is not the final level of Jumanji is what he's trying to say.
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Brother, we're on the loading screen.
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Yeah, I don't think it slides out.
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But what he was trying to say with my original comment there is that you're so prepared about preparing for days that are not guaranteed in this physical life. Right. You don't know if you're going to make it to the age of retirement. How many people I've lost in the last 10 years of my life that were young.
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Yeah.
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Same so you're putting money away that you could have spent today to enjoy your life. Life. But you were scared that you're going to meet retirement, not be prepared. And the way things are going with inflation, I mean, yeah, we should all be terrified as Americans. But what, you know, what we're trying to say is. And the point he's trying to emphasize is that you're guaranteed to die. You should investigate. You should study other religions. You should see if maybe what I was taught. Most people follow the religion like a tradition and not a belief system. My dad was Catholic, so I'm Catholic, even if it makes absolutely no sense to them. So really, we're more of a secular world than a spiritual world, in my opinion. And that's because people don't even believe what they follow. They like the presence. They like to get together and hunt for Easter eggs, but they don't even know the basics of their own faith. And I hate to say it, but for me, most of my encounters with Christians have been. They know very little. I'm talking about basic facts. What language did Jesus speak?
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How was even I know that?
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Yeah.
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Wow.
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Well, remember, that's how I broke the Internet the first time. It was on the Danny Jones podcast. What language did Christ speak? You know, what did he speak? How did he actually look, not the pictures you see. What does the Bible describe him looking as? He wasn't even born in the winter.
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How the Bible was compiled.
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Let me distract, because it's important. You know, how did he look? Should it even be pictures of him? What were the Ten Commandments? What was the book before he came and brought the gospel? Who compiled the gospel? How long after his death and alleged resurrection? So to me, it's like, I swear to God, most of my encounters with Christians have been. They really. It's just more of a tradition. They do not even know the core fundamentals of their faith and the basics of religion. Wow. Language.
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I mean, would you disagree?
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You know how many times I've asked people.
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I've had on a lot of Christians, actually.
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No, not on the pod. Obviously. You have the scholars. I mean, in the real world, I.
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I felt like I.
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In the real world, yeah, I agree.
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Literally, I felt like when my clip went viral was reposted by Tyrese Gibson. I remember. I'm talking about billions of views on that clip. A couple years ago, I literally changed the algorithm on Google.
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Holy crap.
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For the search. Okay. I swear to God, my friend was like, dude, do you understand what just happened? Like, literally, the search analytics, it was Just boggled people. They couldn't believe that Jesus would call God Allah, which is a cognate of the word Allah or Elah in Hebrew. So to me, it was such a valid point of Daniel Jones podcast that you guys don't even know the basics of your faith and you want to think you understand Islam, Go study your own faith first and then come first I learned what I learned and then I went into the other faiths, so. But people are like, no, I can't do that. You know, people. I can't read the Bible. No offense. Even your mom refuses to read the Quran. Refuses to read it.
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Damn.
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Calling out the mom even though you became a revert. Right? Cool. That's her, right? But what are you so scared of? If what you believe is true, Nothing. What, is the devil gonna pop out? You're a Muslim. You read the book. You're a Muslim. I've read every book on Earth, bro. In the spiritual world, it's either going to confirm or not. But if we all believe there's a God, we all believe we're going to die. Every culture on Earth, even from the ancient times. Okay? Believe that. Hades, from the ancient, you know, Greeks, the underworld, they all have a story of, you're going to die. And there's something after this that can be really bad if you don't do the right thing. Right? Okay, cool. You want to leave that to chance. You won't leave your 401k to chance. But you're going to wait to find out what happens. You're not going to investigate. You're not going to use the cognition and the consciousness that God gave you to see if he even exists, if it's real. And is there a path to him. We don't need to knock on doors like Jehovah's Witnesses. We know if you look, the first command, the first verse of the Quran, Ramadan's around the corner. I'm proud.
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Revealed to the Prophet.
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Yeah. Second time with my brother. We're going to fast. I love that month. You should try it, man.
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How long do you fast for?
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30 days.
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30 days.
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Sunrise to sunset. You eat after sunset. Oh, but it puts you inside. I can't explain the gratitude that comes into your life from that month. We believe during that month, God sent all the holy books, the Old Testament, the Gospel, the Psalms of David, and the Holy Quran. And now I'm losing it. The point is, the first verse that.
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Was revealed was read.
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Yeah. So the first verse that was given to the Prophet Muhammad was read. Read in the name of your Lord who created you from a cloud of blood in the womb of your mother.
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Read.
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Because God taught humanity that which it did not know.
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How gangster is that though like created.
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So it's a book that actually challenges you not to be brainwashed over and over. God says in the Quran, reflect, think. For those who ponder creation, for those who ponder about the universe. We know we don't need to preach to you. The only reason people like me and son are out there is because our religion is being spotlighted, painted in a way that is not true to its nature. To justify war, violence, murder, death, the stealing of nations resources, and to justify. So the American people go along with it. So every movie you see, right, Sonny, is what? Get back. Delta Force, Chuck north, get back. He's putting a fucking machine gun in a nun's chest. If the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, was alive and another one of his followers put a machine gun into a nun's chest, he would have chopped that guy's head off. They would have been playing soccer with his head. The Prophet Muhammad sent his followers to Christians when they were being persecuted. The first Muslims were sent to be protected by a Christian king.
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Do you know that?
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Why would he send them to Christians if we're. They're considered infidels in the Quran and infidels by the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. You explain that one to me and I'll get baptized tomorrow, Sonny.
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It's just crazy. Like burning the Quran as a Christian too. There's a whole chapter about Mother Mary.
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Great scene from Sunday. He's like, this is how we respect the Bible. He's inside of a church. He's a Muslim now. Grabs the gospel of Christ and kisses it, bro.
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Well, it's not the gospel of Christ.
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But you know what I mean. They say that.
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They said. We're very specific with how we talk, bro. If we believe that Jesus was given actual revelation, we just don't have that. We have Matthew, Mark, John, Paul, this guy, people that didn't even meet Jesus writing on his behalf. That's like me receiving revelation from Charlie Kirk. I see a light in the sky. Charlie Kirk said this and that. No, he actually meant this. And then contradicting what he said.
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And you're killing his followers while you're doing so.
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I'm.
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That's all in the Christianity. That's the exact corruptor. He should not be classified before.
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We don't have. We don't have to go into all that. That's. That's a lot. But we Can. What was I going to say?
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Oh, but we.
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There's actually something interesting in the Quran where God will ask Jesus, is it the day of judgment? The day of judgment? He's going to ask Jesus, did I, oh Jesus, did you ever ask the people to worship you? And Jesus will say, and your mother, because they pray. They pray to mom too. Mother of God. That's what they say. Mother of God, say for us, Jesus, peace be upon him. He's going to say, oh God, you know what's in my heart, what's in my mind. This is English paraphrasing. This isn't the direct words. Arabic is the direct words. You know what's in my heart, you know what's in my mind. I would never say such a thing. He's gonna say on the day of judgment. I never told them to worship me. I said, hero Israel, your Lord is one. I said, the Father is greater than I.
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He came down and lived like an Israelite, which meant he abided by the ten Commandments. Read the ten Commandments.
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I said, not by. He said, not by my will, but your will. He didn't know things. He ate, he slept, he was dependent. He doesn't have attributes of the almighty creator. He has attributes of a prophet. He calls himself the Son of Man. Then the Bible also says God isn't the Son of man. There's. I could go on. I don't even know how these Christian Muslim debates are a thing, to be quite honest with you.
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They're hot right now.
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It's. It's fascinating to me though. It's so obvious.
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I'm like the east coast, west coast rap battle of the 90s.
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But what's the debate? What's the debate? God's all knowing, he doesn't know something. You're not God anymore. Then he calls himself a prophet. In the Bible they just believe he's 100 man prophet and God.
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God says in the book, anything that eats or drinks can never be God. He's the sustainer. He doesn't eat. The need to be sustained.
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God is in deep.
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Can you imagine God eating food and then having to go take a dump? Just think about that again from there. This is not to bash them because our film is to unite. But we're being attacked by. And I wouldn't want to mention their names, clowns. I don't know if it's for clout. I don't know if it's because they're paid to create chaos. Probably both. Okay, I don't want. And I, I'VE told Sonny this on and off camera. Most of my work has been to unite Christians and Muslims. There's some clips out there that can look the wrong way. And I'm not gonna lie, I've let the emotion get the better of me at times because I'm being. Bro, we're being called the most vile things you can call a human being. Yeah, okay. And it's non stop. It's every. I know you see it. I see on Twitter, X's. I've already broke the algorithm.
C
You guys are communists on X. You guys are socialists.
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I don't know if you call mine. I only have 10,000, 11,000 now on X.
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His ex is a joke.
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This is important. This is important. Let me finish. In the net. I don't think this is gonna work, but I think podcast stores, I think we. We go our own way. Serious. No, I'm joking. All right. So this is how our show is, by the way. Very raw, very unfiltered. People love it. I think they like more the back and forth between me and him than even what the hell we're talking about. But so what I was saying is, like, I was shocked on X Men. And I remember I've said it even on your show, remember, there's clips of us. Go watch the old episodes of me and Sean, remember, like, yeah, but Elon Musk and I said it on your show went viral. I said, I don't trust him.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I don't trust him as far as you can throw. Yeah, but I said, we're free for now. I said for now. I don't know if you remember that. It went viral. So I still stick to that. Getting back to the point, let me expose the bias on X. I am someone that's been posting so many messages of unity for the most part on X, except they became a toxic wasteland, especially if you're a Muslim. A toxic wasteland. Okay. Ever since he took his little tour to Europe, in certain places, he changed completely. So getting back to the point, I said, let me try something different. These messages, unity this, that. Everyone's bashing us. Let me start my post with Muslims are evil. They should be right. Everything. For one week, I did Muslims are this, Muslims of that. And then I was really talking about another group of people. You guys can go look for those posts. Literally. Like, you know, for example, Muslims are evil. Jeffrey Epstein was a Muslim. He should have been right. Oh, one million views. Two million views. I was like, what? I never had a post over 10,000 views. So the minute I started anything with negative about Muslims or Islam, it would move on X. The algorithm pushed it. I never broke 10,000 views.
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Wow.
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Am I lying?
B
It was just unk sitting. I would be like, beck, we have to do this webinar. We have to prepare these slides. He's like this. Writing tweets for 20 people to watch. I'm like, so, yeah, he's not lying.
A
That's pretty. I expose the bias in my opinion.
B
No, that was good. That was a great point.
A
It's on my wall.
B
It's on. I love what they call it.
C
The wall.
B
The uncle. They call it the wall.
A
Oh, the uncs. Huh? Came out of an unc's balls. Don't forget that. Literally out of your dad's balls. He's an uncle.
B
Did you not?
A
You were what, doing it When I was out on the front lines fighting the new world order.
B
Swimming.
A
Might want to cut that word out.
C
Which word?
A
The warlord. It always censors. It puts community notes.
B
Does it?
A
When I was fighting the elites.
B
That was like 2020. It was so much worse back in 2020. Podcasting. It's crazy. Now what you can talk about what.
A
Else you think about.
C
I've seen you comment on some clips of Bryce Crawford on the show. Would you ever have a sit down with him?
A
I would love.
B
I'm begging to have a sit down with him.
C
I'll set it up.
A
We actually like the guy, bro.
B
I have nothing against.
C
He just got married.
B
So can I pray for you, brother? Like, I really.
A
And George Janko, bro. Like, I really do like the guy a lot, bro.
C
I could set you up with George.
A
He's a really good dude. We've been trying, but I don't know what is. I feel like this guy I met with their division manager. I was on his show. Bro. Yeah. Oh, when you come to la, Bro. We don't even need to get into debating. Let's just talk about why we're not enemies. Wait, let's talk about why before you say that.
B
Before you say that. Because this is gonna bring. Give the context you need for your point. What is. Do you see Bryce's tweets? Did you pull any of these up?
C
I've seen his tweets.
B
We haven't said anything bad about the guy once in our life. We're trying to bring people together. What does he say? The prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is the P word you. There's no insult. That's worse than that. That's the worst.
A
But he won't call out the priest.
B
Though, well, that's the crazy Muslim grooming gangs. Okay?
A
Tommy Robinson's guilty too. You're so concerned about the safety of the children of the uk.
B
Look, in the church. I mean, my high school, My high school.
A
Where's the rallies against that back?
B
The high school I went to in the 80s was one of the ones that went viral for having the people touch kids. Anyways, yeah, so he said the problem, peace be upon him, is a P word. He didn't say peace be upon him. He says police be upon the prophet Muhammad. He says Islam is the Antichrist. That's the funniest one to me. The funniest one. This is where I was gonna cook.
A
Now I want you to cook it because I don't even know where you're going with it. But I know.
B
Where does the word Christ come from?
A
Greek Christos.
B
What does it mean?
A
Anointed one or chosen?
B
The chosen one. Right, the chosens. The chosens. This guy.
A
You'll learn about that word later.
B
Jesus, peace be upon him. In the Quran, Quran is repeatedly called the Messi. Right?
A
Let me see.
B
The Messiah. Throughout the whole Quran, he's called the Messiah. Christ, son of Mary, Messiah. It's the same thing. Chosen one.
A
Even Maryam.
B
Does that make sense?
A
Even Maryam, the son of Mary, peace be upon her, the chosen one.
B
Okay, now there's three Abrahamic fates. You went off on them. I'm saying 1 thing, 3 Abrahamic Fates. 2 agree Jesus is the Messiah and he's going to return in the end of times. Christians and Muslims, we both agree he's coming back. There's a third one. That when he came, the Messiah came to them already. He fulfilled the prophecy. He came to them. What did they do? They tried to kill him.
A
They tried to hang him up like a pinata.
B
So the Christian belief is that he died, came back to life to pay for humanity sins. So you know, like a human. Is it inappropriate to say human sacrifice? That's what it is, right? It's a human sacrifice every Sunday and then they're eating him on every Sunday, this and that. And look at. Bro, it's nothing against you.
A
I should have roasted IP when I was on your show with him because I didn't even know he was into the Eucharist because he was using terms like post millennial Christian. So basically what you're telling me IP is you've made your own section.
B
Enough of that. Anyways, bro, so what happens? The Christian belief is that he died, came back to life and he ascended the Muslim belief is that he just ascended. We don't believe he died on the cross. And it really doesn't matter. If you separate the idea of someone else dying, paying for your sins, then it's a historical event from 2,000 years ago. How is your whole hereafter based upon a historical event from 2,000 years ago? That doesn't make any sense. That never resonated with me. But anyways, bro, there's the third Abrahamic faith that still believes their Messiah is coming. Now, what do the other two faiths still believe in? Muslims and Christians will come. A false messiah will come, also known as the Antichrist. But the Muslims are the Antichrist Christ. But it's. It's. It's so silly. And then he won't even call them out. So I don't know if he's getting, like, funded by them because that's very common with the Christians. A lot of them go to the Chosen land. Hundreds. You can look this up, pull up the article. Hundreds of them last year went there. They get paid to go, or maybe I don't know if they get paid, but they at least get a trip there. They get brainwashed, they come back and they spread that to all their followers.
C
Wow. It's like MK Ultra, but for my guy. Religion.
B
My guy. Let's be real here. You know what objective means?
C
Yeah.
B
Two plus two is. Four is an objective fact. Do you think the objective truth our creator sent to humanity is to pray to a Jewish man as God?
A
Yeah. You ratio Nick Fuentes, bro.
B
I got Nick so good I sent him a 25 super chat. 25. That's Allah. You see the way we get this documentary done? No plan, no nothing off the dome, That's Allah. I can't even be here and be arrogant and prideful in my documentary because I don't even feel like I did it. If I'm gonna be honest with you, it's like, no.
A
No script, bro.
B
When I tell you.
C
No, not for a documentary. That's on, dude.
A
No, you've seen. You've seen the film, bro. Yeah, dude, I swear to God, Sean, there was no script. There was no. We're gonna be here this day, on that day. Be honest. One to ten, bro. I don't care. Be real. You're my boy. Tell me the truth.
C
I'll say it was low budget.
A
No screen.
B
Are you kidding me? It's me, him and my boy, SACAP1 camera guy.
C
Bro, you gotta be fair because some documentaries have.
B
We didn't have the boomstick guy. We didn't have the light sky.
A
My boy said I got a budget now.
B
Yeah.
C
So knowing that it's low budget, I'm giving it a high score. I'm giving it an 8 or a 9.
A
Was. Did it not hold your time? I mean honestly, did it hold you?
C
I watched the whole thing.
B
Nice.
A
Yeah.
B
I'm glad to hear that. So where were we?
A
Were you like. Why did I watch this when you were. No, no, no. Did you find it?
C
You know me, I like consuming.
A
Both entertaining. Educational.
C
Yeah.
A
And we.
B
I like to think we were unbiased in it. Like I didn't even think.
C
Well, I feel like there'll be a natural bias just because you are a little bit.
A
But let's be real, there's got to be a little bit.
B
Of course we still showed like everything we saw. Like we didn't cut anything.
A
No, no. We didn't know what we were going to film. I've never been to Dearborn, Michigan. I've never been. I don't know what the hell we were going to even find there. Yeah. So. And we got, we got.
C
Anyways, I'll set it up with Bryce. I'll try to set it up with George.
B
He's bro. He doesn't call them out like to say that Muslims are the Antichrist when both faiths literally acknowledge an end of times Messiah. And the third Abrahamic faith says their Messiah hasn't come yet. He's going to come and enslave humanity.
A
And you know, a common attack that comes from that side.
B
Are we missing something here? Are we missing something?
A
So from the Muslim perspective, we believe the reason Abraham is called the Abrahamic Accords. Right. They used Abraham. Abraham is considered the central figure, meaning he was the father of the lineage of the prophets. Peace be upon them. So we believe the house of Abraham. We all know this. One side became the Israelites, one side became the nation of the Arabs. From the Muslim perspective, when we go to Mecca, we are going in the footsteps of Abraham. We are trying to re, you know, following that. That's what that whole ritual is about, has nothing to do with Muhammad. And it existed well before Muhammad. From our narration it was that God sent messengers throughout the earth throughout time. He chose the Israelites as his broadcast signal. When they killed John the Baptist and then tried to humiliate Jesus Christ, they fell from grace. They lost the status of being chosen. It wasn't that they were the only ones chosen by God to be.
B
Everyone was still equal in the eyes of God.
A
They were chosen for the mission of spreading the message of God throughout the world. And they failed in the end because they denied two of the most important prophets. John the Baptist, peace be upon him. They murdered him. They chopped his head off and then they tried to humiliate. We don't believe that was Christ on the cross.
B
Can I read one?
A
Let me finish, this is important.
B
Yep, go.
A
So we believe when they did not accept the Messiah, God left the side of the Israelites and went to the other side of Abraham for the final revelation. For two reasons. One, Muslims used to pray towards Jerusalem before the prophet Muhammad because that was the central point of spirituality. But to symbolize in many ways shifting from the Israelite to the other side of Abraham. They then shifted in prayer towards Kaaba, Mecca, which we believe was built by Abraham and his son Ishmael. So it was also symbolic and spirituality, but also to say that it has passed from the house of the Israelites to the house of the Arabs. Both are the children of Abraham. That's why when they kill each other, it's crazy. But I promise you they weren't white boys from Poland.
B
Yeah, and Jesus wasn't even sent for the whole world. He was sent to get the people of Israel back in the book because they tempered the Torah.
A
That's what he say say because you used to be a Christian. What did he used to say? I have only right. When the canite woman fell, my son's possessed woman. I have only come for the lost sheep of Israel. He wouldn't even help the Romans, he ended up helping her. But he's like, I didn't come here for you. I came to bring the house of Israel back on the path of God.
B
Do you mind if I read real quick what the Quran says about Jesus crucifixion?
A
Go ahead.
B
This is Quran 3:54. And the disbelievers made a plan against Jesus. But God also planned. And God is the best of planners. Remember when God said, oh Jesus, I will take you and raise you up to myself. I will deliver you from those who disbelieve and elevate your followers above the disbelievers until the day of judgment. Then to me you will all return. This is God talking in first person. And I will settle all of your disputes. And for boasting, we killed the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, the messenger of God. But they neither killed nor crucified him. It was only made to appear so. Even those who argue for this crucifixion are in doubt. They have no knowledge whatsoever, only making assumptions. They certainly did not kill him.
A
And to reiterate it from the Muslim perspective, when we look at John 15 and John 16 in the Bible, okay, Jesus said, I have done the works that no man had done, yet they don't accept me, right? So the prince of this world now stands.
B
He's doing miracles.
A
I return back to the Father. I'm going back. He didn't say I'm about to die. He didn't say I'm about to be crucified. I'm going back to the Father. John 16. I have much more to tell you, but you are not ready. For when the spirit of truth comes, he shall guide you. He will not speak on his own, but whatsoever he hears from the Father, he will make it known to you. And you will know he came from us. For he will mention my name. He is preluding to the Prophet Muhammad. There's no other human being that has ever come after him. Christ. They try to say it was the Holy Ghost he was talking about. No, he wasn't. He's clearly talking about someone that will.
B
Speak publicly about what he's hearing.
A
Okay, that he's hearing that he doesn't say on his own. Confirming that Christ was the Messiah. That's in John 16. Okay. And it's going back to what is the Quran saying? You guys think you killed him. Jesus tells you in John 15, John 16, I'm going back to the Father. I'm out. He's praying in Matthew 26, oh Father, I'm in trouble. Please help me get this cup to pass. Make this cup pass. I'm in trouble. Not as I will, as you will. He's begging to be saved. We believe God heard that prayer. We believe God said, you're in trouble, Jesus. Like Star Trek, beam him up. But he will return. You know why? Because he wasn't crucified. Because if he would have had his death, he would have been buried like every other human. That's why he's returning. He's coming back because he never finished his life.
B
His mission's not done.
A
And to clarify the message from the this is from the Muslim perspective. So what's. Well, here's Islam in 60 seconds. The word Islam means to submit to the one creator. I've already proven to the world so as sunny that all three religions use the same word for God. God sent these messengers through the house of Israel from the prophet Abraham. When they fell from grace, they killed John the Baptist. They didn't accept Christ. He crossed over to the house of Abraham for the last Testament Old Testament, New Testament, final Testament is the Holy Quran. I challenge anyone on the earth to read this book and to do your homework and to look at John 15 and John 16 and to look at Matthew 26, verses 36 to 39, how Jesus worshiped God with his head on the ground, how our women dressed like the Virgin Mary. And you will see in the words of Malcolm X, may God have mercy on his soul. You've been bamboozled. You've been had. You've been got.
B
Isn't that crazy how they make fun of how Muslim women dress when Jesus's mom dressed exactly like them?
C
Really?
B
What do you mean, really?
A
Do you ever be really? Have you ever seen a picture of the Virgin Mar? Which they shouldn't be making pictures. You never seen the Ten Commandments?
B
She would have. You would have never seen her hair. You would have never seen her curve.
A
But we're kind of off topic for our film, bro. This is a separate episode. Facts.
B
All right, let's get back on track.
A
Film to unite, bro. But the reason we went down this rabbit hole, Sean and I was saying this earlier in this episode is that, bro, we're under such a microscope and it's magnified by X and this and that and this. I don't think. Like I said, I think our film proves it's not reality that we feel so attacked that sometimes we respond with too much emotion. It makes us look like we hate Christians. Like, no, we don't. Yeah, that's not our objective. But we're just responding to, like, not, bro. It's been going on for over 30 years now.
C
For sure.
A
I was underneath the World Trade Center. They said I cried like every other New York. Like this. I was even going, let's go to Afghanistan. Let's take these mother efforts out. I was rooting for it. It. My heart broke on that day, bro. So as to white, which to us, race doesn't mean. When you talk about race and you say you're someone that believes in God, you don't believe in God. If you think that because you're white or you're black and vice versa, or Spanish or Asian and you're proud of your skin color, something you had no control over where you were born, from God's perspective, you are a fool. God says in the Holy Quran, I could have made you all one nation. But I want to see how stupid you're going to be. Are you going to kill your brother in humanity because they speak a different tongue or have a different color of skin? When our father Adam gave life to all of us, right? Where his children. Not light, but, you know, we came from his lineage. We believe all the children of Adam came from the colors of the earth. So do Christians. So how can you be proud of a race and call yourself a Christian or a Muslim or a Jew? Muslims don't do it. Christians, they get proud of it sometimes. Now, is there ethnocentrism and can I become a problem in Islam? Absolutely. But that's also forbidden in Islam. You're not supposed to have any pride. God is the one that unifies. And because we're in rebellion to God, humanity suffers its cause. It's not, where's God? There's all these wars. Where's God? No, in the words of Hamza Yusuf, not where's God? Where are we? Where are we as humans with the gift that God gave us of free will in the simulation that he's created to test us?
C
I like that way of looking at it. Bars. You guys plan on doing more investigations? Obviously. Right now, that's hot right now, Nick Shirley's going by.
A
You kind of wanted to go to Minnesota, but we're getting reports this is way too dangerous right now. Yeah, like I want to go to Minnesota. The whole Somali thing, bro. Not saying there's not fraud, definitely fraud there, but I can promise you something else. There's definitely fraud in every other group of people in America. There's Italians, there's this President Trump pardoned how many billionaires? Rod Blagovich of Illinois, a governor who had the. He should still be in jail. You're put in a position of the public. You were caught in scandals and bribery. Trump pardoned more people than committed more fraud than all the Somalis put together on earth. And remember, innocent until proven guilty. Let's see who's charged, what's convicted right now. This is the reporting of a journalist who didn't give one fucking time stamp the entire time he's in Minnesota. Hey, today's Sunday. Look at my phone.
B
Is this so hard?
A
You don't find that fishy? It's Sunday, 12 o'.
B
Clock.
A
This place is supposed to be open. He didn't verify time and date. Where is the time and day in that first video of Somali fraud? Where's the time and dates?
B
No, no.
A
It takes two seconds to put up an iPhone. Look, it's Tuesday, January 20th. How do we know he wasn't going after hours? How do we know he's going to places that were open? He shot. And who the fuck's going to let A white guy that looks like a mass shooter. Every other mass shooter knock on the door with children on, say, let me in, I want to come. Are you kidding me? Did you fall for the propaganda?
B
Not even.
A
Or maybe it was done as a hit piece so they could justify the breaking up of Somaliland from Somalia, coincidentally at the same time. Maybe you don't know how to put two and two together because most of you can't think for more than 10 seconds. Your brains are TikTok brains. You have no knowledge of geopolitics, history, how things got to where they are. Things didn't just get here overnight. Whether it's in America, China, Asia, it doesn't matter where. Ignorance is the enemy and that is also Islam. Teach us ignorance is ugly to God. God hates ignorance. The fact that he gave you a brain and all you can do is quote Cardi B. If you're someone out there pumping Cardi B all day sports game. I got a news for you. You are the lowest of the low in God's eyes. You're garbage. You're scum. Because the potential, that's all you do with your life though, is get baked and listen to music and chase pussy. That's your life.
C
I thought he viewed that one equal.
A
You deserve to burn in hell. God gave you a life. He gave you free will. He gave you the pursuit to elevate your soul. You're not here just to suck. Like Tony Montana said, watch your mouth. You're here to others, the truth. You can beep that part out though. Leave it in, but beep it, okay? You're here to elevate. You're in a battle. And we're not even getting into the interdimensional part of this, okay? There is a demonic enemy that we have. People call them Reptilians, Anunnaki, all this, brother, this war has been going on for a long time, bro. There's a lot of moving pieces. This is bigger than just Islam, Christianity, this the scene. And unseen. Damn, that's a whole episode on its own. But go ahead, kid. Cook. I don't know where the hell I'm going. I just.
B
You just went hit six.
A
But it's ignorance.
B
Let Sean, let's not go.
C
No, that was good. I mean, Shirley's blowing up. It's crazy to see him go on all the biggest shows. After that investigation, I can't even talk. It makes it seem orchestrated.
A
You know, I was with him in Epic, but in Plano, you were with him. I have a clip where I go, I Believe that these people are used by the right. Like Antifa was used on the left to create vision in America.
B
Shirley, you don't need to put a clip out.
C
Oh, he interviewed you?
A
Yeah, it's on my Instagram. So if you need it, if you want to pull up a clip with it, you have. So I met Nick Shirley right before he popped his. The greatest piece of work he ever did for propaganda in his life as an American. If there's fraud, bro, I hate. I hate seeing people scheme the system. Okay? I. I was in Brooklyn, I'd see Russians roll up a brand new S5s, six hundreds back then. V12s using EBT cars to buy bread, bro. Where's the hit piece on them?
B
I mean, Tyler Oliveira.
A
Tyler Oliveira just exposed the city community. So why was a magnifying glass put out only on the Somalis? I'm not sitting there to defend if there's fraud. Why though? The timing, which from what I understand was even just discovered a few years back already. Why? So you don't feel bad that they just broke off a piece of Somalia? In my opinion, the reason I think we went to Venezuela is to secure oil. Because we're about to go to war with fucking Iran, bro. That's what I think.
B
I got the Vice president, okay, on the canal.
A
Global fucking production of oil stops. That's why we're in Venezuela. Did I like Maduro?
B
No.
A
I hope he burns in fucking hell. Good.
B
I was gonna say, bro. Go ahead.
A
Good.
B
You hungry? Go, go have a dog.
A
By the way, if you like these types of like stuff. Sean, we gotta do a streamer. Go ahead, bro. Like we've been. I've been on Sean's show a million times. We're gonna. We're gonna stream with Sean one day, bro. Let's do it.
C
I'll take you guys out here, drive.
A
Around like la, play basketball.
C
I still got play some horse, go.
A
To the bathroom, but I got a nice foul shot.
B
You hungry?
C
I'll chop it up with Sunny.
A
Well, not really.
B
I'm starving.
C
I heard your stomach rumbling earlier.
B
You heard that?
C
I heard that.
B
I was gonna say, it's just suspicious, bro. The vice President and the richest man in the country propping him up like there's obviously something behind the scenes.
C
He went on Tucker show, He went on Sean Ryan.
B
And I'm honest, like, I watched him talk on these podcasts, so I didn't think it was very impressive.
C
I wasn't too impressed. I think a lot of these top shows are in some way compromised. Believe it or not. And this is me as a podcast host saying this. I just. I feel like some of them are fishy. Dude.
B
Yeah. I gotta say one thing I respect about you is you have everyone.
A
Yeah.
B
And you had, like, Nick and, you know, a lot of very controversial people on before. It was cool to do so. You risk sponsors by doing that.
C
Yeah, I lost a lot of guests. I lost sponsors, I lost money, but I felt like it was worth it.
B
And you even have the people. I hate some of the people you.
C
Yeah, I know. I see you in the comments.
B
You're having all the chosen propagandists.
C
Yeah.
B
Like, there's that. There's that graphic of all the people that were Netanyahu in the picture.
A
You had everything.
C
I had, Cam Higby. I had.
B
That's at America Festival, brother. That's that America Fest. And these people are going and meeting the leader of a foreign nation who's literally a war criminal. America Fest. What a joke.
C
Would you ever sit down with him?
B
With Netanyahu? Nah.
C
You wouldn't interview him?
B
I would. It's. It's. It's an unrealistic question, to be honest with you. They would. That would never even come up.
C
You don't think they would allow it?
B
There's absolutely no way that would ever be allowed. No.
C
Damn. Yeah, that. You bring up a good point, though. People don't really push back when he's getting interviewed.
B
Did you see the Nelk Boys interview? They said his worst take was Burger King. Burger King was his worst take. He's blowing up kids. There's kids with half their face missing. And he said Burger King's his worst take.
C
Yeah.
B
I don't know. That's all I need to say about that. What else were you or what else are you thinking?
C
You saw the Drew ski skit with the megachurch?
A
Oh, yeah.
B
That was hilarious.
C
That was hilarious.
B
What did you think of that first?
C
I mean, I looked at what he was wearing and they literally showed a side by side. And that pastor was actually wearing the same.
B
Same exact thing.
C
Crazy. He's wearing designer to his church.
B
Yeah, that's not. Bro. Islam's very simple. It's like, I don't even want to keep tying it back to it, but it's what my morality is based on, so that's where my brain goes. When you go to a mosque, there's no pictures, there's no idols, there's no statues, there's nothing. You take your shoes off, it's clean inside. You're supposed to clean yourself before you even go in before every prayer. You need to clean yourself. It's like a mini shower. It's called wudu. And you just put your head on the ground and pray to your creator alone. You don't need music, you don't need instruments. There's nothing. The guy stands in the front. Every Friday he gives a 30 minute speech about what's going on in the world today. He ties it into some wisdom from the Quran and the teachings of the prophet. And then everyone prays together. Everyone goes like this. In the name of God, the most compassionate, the most merciful. All glory is to God. Lord of all worlds, Master of the day of judgment, lead us on the straight path, the path of those you have blessed, not the path of those who have gone astray. That's what he says in English. We say that 17 times a day. Yeah, it's just, it's, it's fascinating to me, bro. You could have Beyonce step on stage there and she'd have her whole concert ready to go with the smoke screens and the lights and this and that. In what world is Jesus gonna. You guys think Jesus is gonna return? How is he gonna join that? Just because you call yourself Christian doesn't mean that Jesus is, is gonna join you when he comes back. There's also so many different sex. Which one?
C
There is a lot. I get confused by it, to be.
B
Honest, but it's disappointing. And like, when I hope we do, we come off as like hateful or anything when we're saying this.
C
I think you're passionate.
B
Definitely passion.
C
I see a lot of passion in.
B
Both of you, but it's not from a place of anger with this.
C
It's.
B
It's, it's like I want better for them. I came from that. That's why it's. I'm looking at him and I'm like, it's misguidance. I wish you guys would come and just pray to God alone and, you know, could you see the wisdom in five times a day, at different points of the day, you clean yourself, you put your head on the ground. You only seek refuge in the Creator. And you do that consistently for months. Can you see the wisdom and how much that can like, connect you? It's.
A
There's.
B
I've done the drugs, I've drinking, I've gone out, I've been out to clubs.
A
I've made too many sins. It's forbidden in Islam. It's between you and God. You don't have to confess to any human being what you've done.
B
I've been public about it.
C
They don't do confessions.
A
Why do I have to confess?
B
You confess to God?
A
To me. To me. Confessing to a priest was the first wiretap on earth. It was a way for the Roman Empire to know. Okay, I stole Jimmy's apples, right? Why does the all hearing, which is one of God attributes, need any human intermediary? In Islam, it's the most personal relationship. It's between you and the Creator. He hears you wherever you are. When people say God is everywhere. No, God is not everywhere. To say God is everywhere, he would be in the ash of my cigarette. He'd be in the toilet bowl. He's not everywhere. His knowledge consumes everything. Meaning he's everywhere. He can see everywhere and hear everywhere. He doesn't have any restrictions.
B
That's why when you pray, you don't even need to talk out loud. You can just close your eyes and speak from the heart and you know, God's here. Wow.
C
I used to pray a lot when you prayed.
A
Who?
B
Like what would you pray to?
C
God.
B
Just God alone?
A
Yeah.
B
You wouldn't pray to saints.
C
When I was younger, I used to pray a lot. Sean Kelly, almost every day.
A
We're here to remind you that. That God hears you still. I dare you to make intention and speak to him again, bro. I dare you in the name of God, bro.
C
I was planning on reading the Bible this year.
B
Should read the Quran too.
A
Yeah, add all three books, bro.
B
Well, I mean, what makes more sense? Jesus being God or pray to God alone?
C
I'd personally rather pray to God alone than to confess to a it's in our nature poster or whatever.
B
That's how you're. That's how we. It's called fitra in Arabic. It means your innate disposition, like your innate knowledge placed inside of you. So morality, for example, you don't need a book to tell you killing someone's wrong or that stealing is wrong. That's placed inside of you. You feel bad. We also have an innate disposition to want to connect with God. That's why throughout time, you've seen people from all over the place that didn't communicate with each other, all trying to connect with God. This isn't from, you know, influence of man. This is how our creator designed us. You don't see dogs going in and bowing to God every day and making art.
A
But even, even they worship God in their own way that we don't.
B
They're already Muslim. So like I said, the word Muslim itself just means one who submits to God. The Water is Muslim. Waves.
A
Sun is Muslim. Sun submits. It can only does do how God designed.
B
We're not called Muhammadans Muslim.
A
Yeah, it always rises and sets. Right. The way God designed it.
B
It's in state of submit to the will of God.
A
So there's things God created that have no free will, and then there's things that God created that have will. Right. So we are only in a state of submission because we are not designed to obey God.
C
Okay.
A
We have the right to rebel against God with free will. So human being is only in the state of submission. A Muslim, when with their free will, they stay in a state of submission and avoid sin as much as they can. And when they sin, they seek repentance from the Creator because he knows he didn't design us to be perfect. Only he is perfect. Interesting.
C
Let's end off with Trump. You said earlier you're losing a lot of support with him.
A
I'll be honest with you. I'm not holding my breath. The way the whole thing was handled. Dan Bongino, stepping down, making a mockery about the Epstein thing with the white binders. Bro. The American. American people are not going to let up. Single, bro. Who was in there? Bro. Clinton didn't show up to the hearing. It's a. It's a stain in our nation. The citizens have lost in any type of faith or belief in our leaders. Is there things that Trump's doing that I think are good? Yes, there's a lot that I think he's doing that's absolutely horrible. And I think we're in trouble, brother. I think we're in serious trouble. It doesn't matter who's president, though. I got news flash. It really doesn't matter who's president. I believe in a global power that uses America the way the Mafia uses a hitman to take people out. And now that their global agenda is. The game board is set, the American people are the last one standing in the way. And what does the Mafia do when they're done using the hitman? They get rid of the hitman. We got to enjoy these lifestyles at the cost of millions of people's lives. Wars that were created in our name, like Iraq. There was no weapons of mass destruction. One million people dead. And then you wonder why these people hate you issue. We're trying to be the bridge between the east and the west to restore the damage that was done by these unjust policies. I always thought we were the good guys. We've been nothing but the oppressors over the last 40 years, 50 years. We have been. We have been. Let's be real. We've been the oppressors. Our policy shaped world policy. Some people have lost their lives. I'm not letting China off the hook. I'm not none of these countries. But I'm just saying if we're going to be fair and look at. Look in the mirror, because you should always look in the mirror first before you judge others, period. Before you call Muslims groomers. Talk about your clergy, bro. They're in a position of authority. You're talking about a couple random Pakistani guys. And, and, and which. I would love to see them hung and lit on fire. Literally.
B
Any Muslim would. Any real Muslim.
C
Okay, which guys?
B
The Pakistani government.
A
What do you think happens to someone, Tommy Robinson? Robinson won't call out the clergy. Didn't call out the Anglican bishop who just stepped down six months ago because he covered up a hundred boys being touched. He was within the church at the highest levels. We're not talking about citizens. We're talking about the clergy, the leaders of the faith. Where's Tommy Robinson? Do I think that Britain should be flooded with Pakistanis and they lose their identity? Absolutely not. I agree with him on that part, but I don't agree with his tactics. And it's not as simple as. Well, they're all here. But your country didn't mind its own business for 300 years. Your country, the UK wiped out hundreds of millions of people, especially in India and Pakistan. Those regions starved them to death. So it's not like the way Tommy tells it, but, yes, I'm. I am. They should preserve their national identity. They should have closed borders. If someone's touching kids, bro. Tommy Robbins Robinson. If they're found guilty, I'll come in and light the match. As a Muslim, Tommy Robinson. I swear to God, if they allow public execution in the UK and a quote, unquote Muslim is convicted of touching children and doing inappropriate things with women. Kids, anyone. I will come if it's like, whatever way you want to do it. I have something called a triple becker.
B
What's the triple backer?
A
If I was an executioner, it would be. You have a rope around the person's neck. They're tied. There's a fire that's set. As it starts getting bigger, you lift them in the air so they're burning a little bit. They're being. Oh, my God. And then you open fire with our. You know, with. With the execution squad.
C
No mercy, huh?
A
Well, make sure they go down, bro. Triple becker. That'll be the Most gangster gotta file.
C
A patent on that.
A
Let's say I was like an oppressive king. I'd be like, let's triple Beckham, but the hell's a triple Becker? Start the fire by their feet, lifting them up as and then open fire. Triple Becker.
C
Wow.
A
That's what I would do, Tommy Robinson, just so you know, this Muslim says, if they're found guilty and your country allows public execution, I'll come and I'll put the rope around their neck and help you lift the guy up like this. I would love to do it.
B
Like this.
A
Hey, just call out the bishops, bro. Call out the priests throughout Europe. If you're worried about kids in safety, call them out, bro.
B
We know.
A
Don't be a hypocrite, kid.
C
What is he? Is he Christian?
A
Tommy, he ain't no Christian, man. These are my opinion when we say Jake Lang's not a Christian. That's our opinion, based on doctrine, not based just on the fact he's kissing the wall. Putting the Teflon has admitted that. Oh, he kissed the wall.
B
What do you mean he kissed the wall? You watched the documentary. That's the whole thing. Jake Lang.
A
No, but he didn't just, like, go to the wall. Like, he literally was doing the ritual rights, which is fine. There's nothing wrong with that.
B
But then don't pretend to be Christian.
A
To create war between Muslims and Christians.
B
And this is, in my opinion, he's.
A
Not following Christianity, especially when he's calling for violence and war. And he's admitted that his family's from there and he has family that serves in that military. And I mean, come on, bro.
B
And bro, to sum this.
A
Hungry too.
B
I know. Bring it to your brain. But to sum this up, this is one of the final points I want to make. Yasir Qadhi, the imam that was giving a speech in the documentary, he pointed out that Jake Lang is neither being Christian nor patriotic. He's not following the teachings of Thomas Jefferson, who said neither pagan nor Christian nor Jew should be excluded from this country. And he's not being Christian with pigs in our hands and Jesus in our hearts. We need to kill the people that are submitting to God.
A
Not just that, the term Judeo Christian is a complete contradiction. The fact that they say America is a Judeo Christian country is a complete fallacy. Judaism and Christianity have never gotten along. One side says, your God was not God, he was not the Messiah, and we hung him on a cross, unfortunate to death. The other side says Christians wiped out Jews throughout history in the most brutal ways. You thought the triple Becker was bad. They invented that stuff to kill Jews during the Inquisition, during the Holocaust.
B
Where did they go?
A
Okay, they went to the Muslim land. So when we say Judeo Christian is a complete oxymoron on complete contradiction. It really should be Muslim, Christian, Christian, Muslim values. Because we have more in common. We have more of the same players. The only difference is we have one player in a different position. They don't even recognize that he's on the team, bro. Yeah, they don't even recognize that he's on the team. Christians have him as the coach. We have him as a starter. You know, like point guard, starting point guard. He's. He's the Jordan. Right? You know, they have him as Phil Jackson, you know, referencing the Chicago Bulls when I haven't watched sports in 30 years. But I have to go.
C
That's how I know these names.
A
I had to reach that far into sports history. Because you'll never be a player if you're someone else's fan. So many people spend their whole life watching other people live their dreams and get their aspirations and you know every stat and statistic, yet they don't spend 10 hours a week on their own life to seek knowledge or improve their world. If you're one of those people, you need help. Life is short. And remember, Beck told you, you'll never.
B
Be a player if you're somebody else's fan.
C
Oh, guys, watch the documentary. We'll link it below. Thanks for coming on, gentlemen.
B
Thank you. For yourself.
A
Christians, Muslims, unite. Jews too. As long as you don't want war, let's do it.
C
I hope you guys are enjoying the show. Please don't forget to like and subscribe. It helps the show a lot with the algorithm.
A
Thank you.
This episode revolves around unity—particularly between Christians and Muslims in America—against increasing political polarization and media-driven division. Bek Lover and Sonny Faz join Sean Kelly to discuss their new documentary challenging derogatory narratives about Muslim Americans, exposing agitators’ roles in stoking civil strife, and emphasizing that the real battle is "Us vs Them"—ordinary people vs. those who manipulate society for power and profit. The conversation is passionate and wide-ranging, blending personal stories, historical analysis, commentary on contemporary issues, and spiritual reflections.
| Timestamp | Segment / Topic | |-----------|---------------------------------------------| | 00:00 | Opening statement on war, division, America in crisis | | 03:27 | The Jake Lang story and documentary origins | | 09:05 | Dearborn demographics & why Arabs settled there | | 13:39 | On “People of the Book” and interfaith relations | | 27:04 | Extremism in all faiths; media distortions | | 36:39 | On immigration, birth rates, white supremacy myths | | 39:08 | Italian-Americans and assimilation stories | | 52:34 | Exposing social media algorithm bias | | 60:21 | Abrahamic lineage and Prophetic succession | | 63:52 | Muslim beliefs about Jesus and submission | | 75:56 | Differences in spiritual practice (confession, prayer) | | 78:28 | Loss of faith in US leadership / Global power critique | | 85:21 | Closing encouragement for unity |
The tone is candid, raw, and at times confrontational—frustration with divisive politics and media is palpable. Both Bek Lover and Sonny Faz combine deep religious conviction with streetwise wit and American patriotism. Their exchanges carry humor, empathy, and frequent challenges to the audience to think for themselves and pursue truth. There’s a clear desire to bridge gaps, despite strong views, and a willingness to have difficult conversations for the sake of peace and mutual understanding.
The hosts urge listeners to “unite for peace,” whether Christian, Muslim, Jew, or otherwise, as long as the goal is mutual coexistence and rejecting the powers that profit from division. Their central plea:
"Christians, Muslims, unite. Jews too. As long as you don't want war, let's do it."
—Bek Lover [85:26]
Watch the full episode or the documentary for a deeper dive into these issues.