Buck Sexton (20:17)
Welcome back in here to Clay and Buck. Definitely want to take a lot of your calls because one, I love hearing from you and two, you'll help me save some of my voice because it's coming in and out a little bit as I have a cold. Like I said, you stay out till 10 o', clock, you get, you know, you get what you ask for. I was, I was partying until maybe it might have even been 10:15. I'm a wild man. A lot of people I think in Miami have dinner at 10:15 and go out until, you know, sunrise, but not me. We have all of, all of your calls and talkbacks to get to later on. I would also say I didn't even know this until the team pointed it out to me. So this is one of those. Oh yeah, that's what I'm thinking is going on here. That Libs of TikTok, Ahaya of Lives of TikTok, among others are saying, reporting. What's the difference now between the AP and someone like Libs of TikTok. Well, lives of TikTok is more accurate. You know, it's amazing, isn't it? What is verification? Now, you have a lot of people who are independent voices out there who are very. I said Mark Halpern, he's even Democrat. I cannot remember Mark Halpern saying something that was factually, very wrong, reporting on something factually, very wrong. So there that's. You know, he was told that this woman was targeted on Brown University campus. But beyond that, libs of TikTok and others are saying eyewitnesses said the guy who shot her. Now, again, notice how I'm putting this. See, I'm trying to show you how the responsible way, like how we would do this, not even when I was in the government, but also the way that media should do it, telling you everything so you know everything. So if something turns out to be different or new facts come in, you've never been on the wrong side of this or told something is true that isn't. I've just told you. This is what has been said. This is where we are. Libs of TikTok claiming that eyewitnesses heard the guy yell Allahu Akbar. Well, why wouldn't the mayor of Providence, who was. Was speaking with a pretty thick accent there, why wasn't the mayor. Why doesn't the mayor of Providence want to just tell the public that very important fact and they'll say, oh, but it doesn't matter. It'll eventually come out. No, no, no, no. If they hold that for a week or longer, the whole point is people will have moved on to something else and this will just be another shooting, and we won't stop to think. Hold on a second. You mean another person that the left, another ideology that the left either coddles or supports was behind this? Yeah. Who's really responsible for the political violence in America if you pay attention to sports? Right. You've heard of Prize Picks, the app that makes watching sports more fun. Even the casual sports fan, which I definitely would classify as likes to. To test their sports knowledge with this. The prizepix app is free to download, easy to use. You'll be having fun with it in seconds. 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As you know, I was a CTC analyst, a CIA officer, a CTC analyst, which is the Counterterrorism center, which was stood up really as the anti Al Qaeda unit of the Central Intelligence Agency. It had a different name before it was ctc and then it became CTC and it was really at the, at the center of the action on a lot of what the CIA did and did quite well post 911 in the war on terror. Tracking down these targets all over. Well, the places that you know about Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, the Philippines, a place we're going to talk about here shortly, where there's still Islamic terrorism. Is it interesting there are. If I sat here and asked you, excuse me. If I sat here and asked you to name a Christian terrorist group, you could think for a few minutes, I don't know, maybe you'd come up with something. If I maybe, I don't know. I can't. But if I said come up with a Christian terrorist group all over the world, in pretty much every country where there's any concentration of Christians, you definitely wouldn't be able to do that. Right. Isn't that an interesting exercise? You might say, oh, but Buck, that sounds, oh, Islamophobic. It sounds so racist. Hold on a second. If I asked you to come up with a Buddhist terrorist group, lot of Buddhists all over the world. In fact, there are about as many Buddhists in America as there are Muslims. How many Buddhist terrorist attacks can you think about on U.S. soil? How many of those have happened? Can you think of one? I did this for a living and I can't. Sikhs. Sikhs are from South Asia. They are generally brown. They therefore are ethnically the same as a lot of or look very similar to a lot of Muslims from the South Asia, including Pakistanis and Afghanis and people from India. I know there's all kinds of variation and everything else, but I'm just saying generally speaking, how Many Sikh terrorist attacks have occurred in the United States in your memory, where a Sikh was just, you know, he, he took out his working blade as Sikhs are supposed to carry, and just started running around stabbing every 00. Not a single one. 99% of Sikhs are non white. About a million Sikhs live in America. Not a single Sikh terror attack. Now, why am I going through this exercise? Because the people who tell you that there isn't something that is uniquely problematic to Islam in the 21st century, or the 20th century for that matter, when it comes to terrorism, are delusional. We all know this. We all know this. I told you when I worked. Again, manufacturing delusions. Speaking of delusions, my book. Please go buy copies. I need all of you to buy copies. The conservative book market has been falling apart. You know that. Because people who used to listen to, or rather who have listened to shows like this one and listen to Rush and others, there's not as many good books out there. I know this is gonna. This is self serving. Make no mistake about it. You helped me get to number one of the New York Times bestseller list by particularly buying advanced copies coming out February 17th of Manufacturing Delusion. You helped me. You know what that does everybody, all the other conservatives that you like out there right now, especially my contemporaries, you know, yeah, there have been, you know, Mark Levin's been fantastically successful selling books and Bill O'Reilly. I'm talking about the lower gen, the younger generation, they're not writing books. You know why? Because you can't make any money. Because people aren't buying books. And then what happens? And then people just start hiring ghostwriters. I poured my blood, sweat and tears into this book. If you help me make this successful, I am telling you there will be other people, maybe people that you even like more than me, which would be sad, but possibly they will be like, oh, okay, the book market is alive and well. The book market is. It is in a rough spot. Part of this also ties into the DI D stuff I want to talk about later. That's on the publisher side. But manufacturing delusion. Go get a copy. Buy it on Amazon, buy it wherever you can. Buy it now because that is the first printing. Buy it now because that. It's all about the first week. What is that number that then determines the momentum and everything else. But I talk about these things. I talk about. This is why I'm thinking about this right now. The arguments you'll hear about Islamophobia. I worked the NYPD Intelligence Division now Intelligence Bureau. Why am I bringing that up because just for the sake of making everybody feel like it wasn't the Islamic Terrorism unit, which it was, but we couldn't call it that. What were the real plots against New York City? It was always some crazy Muslim guy who wanted to shoot up a synagogue or blow up a subway. Always, always, always. We had a, like a white supremacist unit and we had an antifa unit and we had a. You know, they were really, really bored. But I give you, I want to arm you with this argument about. About why Islamophobia is a nonsense term meant to shut down free and fair debate and discussion. It's an ideology. It is not a skin color. It is not an ethnicity. Anybody who says otherwise is ignorant. They don't know what they're talking about, ok? They have no idea. Some of the craziest jihadis you will ever see in your life are absolutely as white as I am because they come from the Caucasus Mountain area, like Caucasian. I mean, this is. You'll see Kurds with blonde hair and blue eyes. Now, the Kurds tend to be great and wonderful people, but technically, you know, I'm just saying, not a lot of jihadis coming out of Kurdistan. But you get that they're the. They're Muslims. They're not ethnically. There's no ethnic similarity. They want to make it about race because they want to make you not think about what's going on here. And so to anybody who says, I've even run through this exercise, because this is going to start to come up more, my friends, Islam, radical Islam. We killed off a lot of the worst terrorists. We did. With all the special operators and the drone strikes and everything. We paid a huge price for it. Was it worth it? Was it not? That's a whole other conversation. But we killed off Al Qaeda leadership all over the world. Truly. We killed off whole generations of foreign fighters. Truly. They can say we made them. I don't know. If you grow up in London and you decide you want to go blow yourself up in Iraq. I think you probably had problems before we invaded, but this is what is going on right now. There is a resurgence. You're seeing it, the beginnings of it, a resurgence of radical Islam. The Taliban controls Afghanistan. We have this problem. And the same voice, you're going to be saying, oh, the real issue here is Islamophobia. No, it's not. It's not. The real issue is people need to see what's going on and speak openly and honestly about it. And this is why I say you'll notice there's no Buddha phobia in America. They'll only talk about Islamophobia. Why is that? Most Buddhists are non white. I mean, there's like some, you know, Malibu moms who become Buddhists. But generally speaking, most Buddhists are non white. And there's no terrorist attacks here from Buddhists. Or if there is, there's one or something. I'm sure somebody's going to find one on the Internet. But they don't cause this problem from within the Islamic community. From within the same. Roughly the same number Muslim Americans, Buddhist Americans, one of them is causing a whole lot of terrorist attacks. The other is not. And they're not. And they're both non white. So what is going on here? Okay, I just wanted to get that out of the way, or rather arm you with that, because as we talk more about this now, we have, for example, a GOP strategist who went on TV and said straight up that there are students who have gone on the record saying this is cut 35, that the shooter on Brown University yelled Allahu Akbar, play 35.
