Transcript
A (0:00)
The Muslim Brotherhood plan was introduced as evidence in the Hollyland foundation trial in Dallas, Texas in 2007. 2008, the largest terrorism financing trial in America's history, where our government handed down 108 guilty verdict to Muslim American and Muslim American organizations raising money in the United States. Over $12 million raised and sent overseas to support Islamic terrorism and terror activity. The Islamic Society of North America became advisors to President Obama about Middle east policy. Their plan is working perfectly. They're following it to the letter. Part of their plan is how to work with the left in order to impact policy not just in the United States, but worldwide. So in this last election, while most people focused on, oh, my goodness, Madani, you know, became the first mayor, Muslim mayor of New York City. Six Muslim mayors won the election that day. Europe is at stage 4, cancer. Europeans did not heed the warnings. And the perfect example is in Lebanon. Once the Islamists won and they became the majority, they killed the lefties just as much that they killed the rest of us because they looked at them all. You're Christian idiots. You know, we're done with you now. We have no use for you. You already served your purpose.
B (1:19)
Can you explain, as it stands now, at the beginning of 2026, what is the Muslim Brotherhood plan for? All right, I'm Dave Rubin. This is the Rubin Report. And joining me today is a New York Times bestselling author, the founder of act for America, and most importantly, the only person to ever bring Dave Rubin to tears on camera, my old friend, Brigitte Gabriel. Brigitte, how are you?
A (1:55)
So delighted to see your face again, Dave. So glad to be with you. And please don't ever play that clip again. Oh, my gosh, you looked great. But I was on my way, driving to San Diego, looked like a mess, you know.
B (2:10)
Stop it, stop it. You're stunning and you know it. For those that did not see that clip, we will not put the B roll in. So you have to click over if you want to watch it. But you gave Brigitte, really, at the end of our first interview, it was the first time we had ever met. We were in my home studio. This is probably around 2017, the end of the show. You gave just such an unbelievably wonderful explanation of why we should care about America, why we should care about Western values. Obviously, that was connected to your, to your life story of growing up as a Christian in Lebanon. And you've journeyed across the world. Now you live in Virginia, which seems to maybe be going the wrong way. But you, to me when people ask me about you, which they often ask because we've done this many times, I always say it's like you are exactly the best of America. That's not a question, but that's how I'm starting this interview. Go. What do you want to talk about?
