00:01:18.240Just a matter of, you know, antibiotics and coming on War Room and watching hospital TV,
00:01:23.160which you learn a lot through CNN and others.
00:01:26.520Well, talking about CNN, you know, one of the things we've had throughout the day, we've had Luke Macias in the earlier show, Brian Harrison.
00:01:33.160We had folks, we had the great Beau French kicked off the day for us at 10 o'clock on the morning show.
00:01:39.860We've played this thing with Erin Burnett over and over again.
00:01:43.560She's with Dade Phelan, the former Speaker of the House, saying he's not going to vote for Tallarico.
00:02:09.080Give us your sense of what you're seeing from the established order in the state of Texas and on Capitol Hill about about making sure that we don't turn over the House or the Senate to the Democrats, sir.
00:02:21.040Yeah, you're seeing the squealing and dying, you know, a protest of an establishment class that is luckily being replaced.
00:02:30.720And, you know, that was apparent we'll use Dade Phelan, if that's how you pronounce his name, down here in Texas.
00:02:35.700Somewhere between watching The Devil Wears Prada and Seinfeld, I switched to CNN last night,
00:02:41.100and he's on there absolutely supplicating himself to Aaron Burnett on CNN.
00:02:45.640And he's stumbling and mumbling through all these reasons why he does not like Paxton.
00:02:50.320And he didn't approach much of an argument. And he basically was doing everything he could to say, you know, he's a Tallarico guy.
00:02:56.860And you're sitting there watching this, this and you can only come to one conclusion.
00:03:00.800This guy clearly wants the Democrats to win. And there's unfortunately more like him in the political class and in the money class.
00:03:07.100And then when you think about that, that's not unusual. These guys get hurt feelings.
00:03:11.300You know, they have their own special interests. But in the macro of politics, what's happening is we're seeing a horseshoe.
00:03:17.220And a lot of people like to talk about the horseshoe of, in their mind, the far left and the far right all coming together.
00:03:22.800This is a convenient framing for those who are trying to stamp out the populist nationalist movement.
00:03:28.300But the real horseshoe I play right now in American politics is the combination of the rhino right, the rhino Republicans, I won't even call them right, and the far left.
00:03:37.160And they're the when those forces come together, there's critical mass for the mass migration policies, the amnesty policies, the transgender policies, the things they'll, you know, you know, phrase as compassionate, conservative.
00:03:49.700That's the biggest present danger, I think, in our political system, because you combine those two together in any sort of legislative system.0.59
00:03:56.820There's close to a majority. And I think that's what feel and represents.
00:04:00.440And so when people talk about the Red-Green Alliance, I'd like them to consider reframing it as the Red-Green Rhino Alliance, because that's really how power can be taken for these ends in America.
00:04:12.220OK, only you can address the following, because you're a loyal MAGA member.
00:04:18.200You've been a fighter for years with us.
00:04:21.600You know, it was because of the way this campaign started and particularly some things came out about mass deportation said, look, we need to do this for the country.
00:04:30.000And politically, we have to do it because this is what people voted for in 2024.
00:04:33.960So you formed with all the other work you've got at the Oversight Project, you formed the Mass Deportation Coalition.
00:04:40.040What is the argument that you make to people and say, hey, look, I was I voted for mass deportations.
00:04:45.780I got certain deportations, but I certainly didn't get mass deportations.
00:04:50.580What is your response to people that from the mass deportations and from the whole phony immigration visas we have that lack of there's been some work, but it hasn't been enough work.
00:05:02.580What do you say to those voters out there who go, hey, look how I'm one of your guys.
00:05:09.360I'm either going to vote against against the Republicans to send President Trump and MAGA a message or I'm just going to stay home.
00:05:17.940You're at the you're at the vortex of this fight. What say you, sir?
00:05:23.680All right. First off, I say you should be pissed. You should be a little disappointed, but you shouldn't ever consider sitting out of the fight.
00:05:31.020I mean, this is a live battle. We were in a better spot two years ago where President Trump was on the convention floor promising mass deportation.
00:05:38.240It's kind of been walked back to this limited enforcement. Now we're arguing over who was better, Obama or Trump.
00:05:43.820All this to say, if you don't vote and you hand over the keys to the rhinos and the far left, you're going to get an amnesty and you're never going to have a chance to vote again for a deportation operation at scale because it's all over after the amnesty.
00:05:59.380And so pick your poison like you can give give the keys to your country away, go home and take your ball or you can stay in the fight and sign up for another round.
00:06:07.980I mean, if the midterms are held and, you know, there is no amnesty on the floor, I think there's a lot of opportunity to keep pushing this administration to maintain the promise.
00:06:19.520Maybe it arrives to the point where it's like, you know what, special interest lobby, we don't need you.
00:06:23.120RINOs that have been cutting against the agenda the whole time, we don't need you anymore.
00:06:26.360Maybe it can be the case, and I hope that it will be the case, that with all the money we've given to ICE, all the policy that's out there,1.00
00:06:32.120all the judges and precedents that we've gained because there has been some positive momentum
00:06:36.320over the years can be turned into an actual program and maybe you know with 2028 on the
00:06:41.340horizon and enough people needing to see this they'll see it through this go around but the
00:06:45.720only way i guarantee you we do not get mass deportations is if we all take our ball and go
00:06:51.880home there's no quit and no bellyache and i'm as upset as as many of those out there are but we got
00:06:57.320to stay in the fight it's a fight to take over this party and you know entrench the realignment
00:07:31.440million, at least 10 million came in during the Biden years. Some people have higher numbers than
00:07:35.680that. But by my math, only about 500,000 have been deported from the interior of the country
00:07:41.380since Trump took office. So another Democrat administration with the president AOC, you bet
00:07:47.440you it's going to be far more than 10 million coming in. On the legislative side of things
00:07:52.860in the House of Representatives and Senate, there are far more elected Republicans that are
00:07:57.020putting their names as co-sponsors to amnesty bills, whether it be the farm workers bill or
00:08:02.440Maria Salazar's Spanish title Dignidad Act, then there are members who are still even saying
00:08:09.240mass deportation. Very few are even saying it. And so all this to say, if Democrats take one
00:08:14.840of the houses of Congress, I guarantee you this is going to happen. They will shut down DHS.
00:08:19.240Okay. And to reopen DHS, there will be a price to pay. That price is clearly going to be shutting
00:08:24.840down ICE and amnesty, some variant of that. And that'll be put on President Trump's desk.
00:08:30.540And then there will be a lot of Republicans saying, hey, let's take the deal. You know,
00:08:35.440to borrow a phrase from, you know, Gwen Walls, let's turn the page. Let's make a deal with these0.95
00:08:40.120people and turn over this country to them. And so if you sit out this election and you you send
00:08:45.020a Democrat Congress or a Democrat Senate, you are putting that decision, you know, up to those
00:08:50.480people. And I guarantee you they're going to, you know, push for as big of an amnesty as they
00:08:54.900possibly can get. And then you're not going to have a chance in a future election ever to kind
00:08:59.360of, you know, at least through our political process, achieve the changes you want to see.
00:09:05.840Mike, where do people go? First off, on social media, find out your current condition and
00:09:11.120make sure that you're OK, because a lot of people are concerned about this.
00:09:14.720Where do they go on social media and where they go to a volunteer and sign up for the
00:09:18.460mass deportation coalition, which happens to be the movement in this country that is on fire.
00:09:24.380Yeah, absolutely. So I'm at ML tweets. I'll tell you, I'm getting discharged there tomorrow. All
00:09:28.920is good. Just a quick little scare. Doctors here are having terrific. I'm having fun while I'm
00:09:33.300here. So please don't worry. But I appreciate the concern. MassDeportation.com. We made the
00:09:38.380website as easy as possible. Go to at phase two deport. We just released some bomb documentaries.
00:09:43.040We got the great events, you know, clips from down in Dallas last weekend, Lubbock, a couple of days before.
00:09:49.660You can check a lot of content out there. Join. If you're not a member, sign up.
00:09:53.800If you're part of a group, get involved. We'll help you promote your events, get people around the country.
00:09:58.840This is truly the new grassroots movement. You know, there have been these things before in the Republican Party.
00:10:03.680There's been a Second Amendment movement, the pro-life movement, and for some, the pro-Israel movement.
00:10:08.020The new movements that I think anyone who wants to get elected in the future has to go through is commitment to the mass deportation cause.
00:10:14.980And this is the grassroots movement that is going to make that a reality.
00:10:18.620And then obviously check out the Oversight Project at It's Your Gov on X.
00:10:38.020Okay, we're going to get Frank Gaffney in here. Frank Gaffney, just scoot down. There we go. Frank Gaffney is going to join us right here live in our studio. Thank you. What do you got for us? Tell me about what you're working on now. In the state of Texas, we are in a huge fight down here, as you know. Of course, nationwide.
00:11:00.900This is the fight that began in earnest on the March 3rd primary ballot in the Republican Party.
00:11:08.640Well, January of last year, we had the dinner, had a thousand people, had Gert Wilders, had Glenn Beck, myself, Stinch from Real America's Voice.
00:11:17.680Stinchfield was the was the host. You guys did an amazing job.
00:11:21.040Karen Siegman and the the American Freedom Alliance, of course, Jenny Story, all the folks associated with grassroots here in Texas.
00:11:29.440that kind of kicked off the year, didn't it? It was the inspiration. Absolutely. And we had
00:11:34.920a target of opportunity in March of last year, earlier this year, rather, in which we had a
00:11:42.220chance to see what the people of Texas actually thought about the idea of having Sharia.
00:11:48.120And two million of them with no money, we had no money, two million of them came out and said
00:11:54.300they want to put on the ballot officially and prohibit Sharia law in the state.0.99
00:12:04.240And the thing that we had without money was we had the Warren Posse.0.97
00:12:09.200And you had Steve Bannon here on site in Texas and a small campaign pulled together behind it.
00:12:15.500So that had as an inspiration as well something that took place back in November and December of last year,
00:12:25.920which was the designation first by Greg Abbott, the governor of the state, the second, Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, of the Muslim Brotherhood and its pit bull front group, the Council on American Islamic Relations, as terrorist organizations.
00:12:42.920Because they've been designated terrorist organizations in the Persian Gulf, in Egypt, in the Gulf Emirates.0.65
00:12:49.260It's not us. It's folks that live there that have designated both the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as terrorist organizations, correct?
00:12:57.640100%. The people who know them best understand that what they are is a force for bringing about jihad to overthrow governments there and ultimately ours as well.0.58
00:13:10.680and don't take my word for it. I think Cameron's got a visual of this. In the largest terrorism
00:13:18.300financing trial in U.S. history, right down the street from here as we speak, Richardson, Texas,
00:13:24.120the Holy Land Foundation trial, the U.S. government introduced into evidence the secret plan of the0.62
00:13:31.500Muslim Brotherhood for, quote, destroying Western civilization from within by their hands, meaning
00:13:37.860the unbelievers and the believers so that, what? Allah's religion was made victorious over all0.98
00:13:42.920other religions. It, interestingly enough, also has a section on mosques and the role that mosques
00:13:50.340are supposed to play. And what it's cited to specifically was what Muhammad did 1,400 years
00:13:58.600ago. The perfect man, the man who is to be emulated in all respects. What he did, Steve, was he used0.87
00:14:06.120these things as forward operating basis. They, yeah, they had worship services and they had
00:14:11.460social services and they had, you know, indoctrinated kids, but it was basically the
00:14:16.620case that they were there for jihad, storing weapons, training in their use, planning their
00:14:23.400use. The question is, 1400 years later of unbroken practice of that, could that possibly be happening
00:14:33.000right here in the state of Texas or the state of Florida or anywhere else across this town.
00:14:37.980We're about to go to Michigan in a second to have an Iranian Persian Christian who has been
00:14:43.940brave enough to come forward in the Michigan primary. But then we've got James O'Keefe. We're
00:14:47.880trying to get James on the day, but he's running around. We've got James O'Keefe's video where
00:14:51.440they're talking about the Muslim Brotherhood and other dark money organizations plowing money into
00:14:56.560Abdul's campaign to elect him. If you go back, here's the disturbing thing. And if we can,
00:15:02.780if Mo and Grace, make sure we push this out. If you read the Holy Land trial, if you read what
00:15:08.980they called the secret plan, they're actually moving down the path of it. I mean, they're
00:15:14.860executing on this plan. And now we're in a situation, we have all these forward operating
00:15:19.140bases in Texas. And the most important thing is the business community and the real estate
00:15:23.940community is in business with them. You've got Abdul running up in Michigan, who now you have
00:15:28.940people inside his campaign admitting where they're taking this money from. So what is our solution?
00:15:34.200Look, we've had the Muslim Brotherhood named as a terrorist organization and CARE as a terrorist
00:15:40.340organization. But every time I turn around at a Texas, you know, like for the school books,
00:15:46.720they're loaded up with CARE people trying to intimidate Texas citizens from testifying.
00:15:51.500and they're also lining up other people to come in and say,
00:15:55.400yeah, the Alamo was actually built on Islamic.
00:16:14.480And it's burning at the hands of jihadists and communists.
00:16:18.200And they are doing a dress rehearsal for what they intend to do across the continent and what they will do here inevitably in due course.
00:16:27.220And what I call the critical infrastructure of jihad is one of the things that will enable that.
00:16:33.180So these two governors have stood up and said, we have a terrorist threat inside our states.
00:16:42.120As you say, Steve, they haven't done as much as you'd like to actually roll it up.
00:16:47.120All we're asking for in an open letter that three dozen of our conservative movement leaders and I sent to the two governors yesterday is two things.
00:17:00.640One, open investigations as to whether what these things represent is a threat to public safety and the national security.
00:17:10.040I mean, if they're terrorist organizations, if they've always been about jihad, that's a reasonable
00:17:17.460basis upon which to start that investigation, don't you think? And in short order, you will
00:17:22.200be able to establish. I'm quite convinced that they are. But secondly, you know, the first law
00:17:28.160of holes. If you're in one, stop digging. Well, for heaven's sakes, that investigation should
00:17:37.220become the pacing item to there being any more of these damn things installed in our country.1.00
00:17:44.660So a moratorium, in other words, on any further mosque construction approvals, because they have0.98
00:17:52.760to be informed by whether these things are indeed jihadist infrastructure, forward operating bases.
00:18:00.020In fact, just up the street here, a retired lieutenant from Plano, Texas described, you
00:18:07.080know, that got part of why that worked out on Prop 10, Steve, was not only that a lot of training
00:18:12.060had gotten into it, a lot of grassroots movement, but people were frantic about this so-called Epic
00:18:17.940City. What is Epic City? Epic City is where the East Plano Islamic Center, that's a brand of the
00:18:26.220Muslim Brotherhood, Islamic Centers, Islamic Societies. It set about to build a city. The
00:18:34.940The city idea, which, of course, inevitably increases the problem that you've got, a thousand housing units, all the infrastructure that goes with it, the businesses and the mosque and so on, huge mosque.
00:18:48.940The problem was, as this lieutenant by the name of Doug Deaton testified before the Collin County Commissioner's Court back in March, he said, they've actually been building this thing for 12 years.
00:19:02.640And the very first house they built, get this, the very first house they built, he said, in his professional judgment, he's a trained SWAT officer, that's a fortress.
00:22:15.400Where do people go to get all this information?
00:22:16.960Bansharia.com is where you can find it all.
00:22:19.300We're working to move this more prominently on it,
00:22:21.800but there is a press release there about this letter.
00:22:24.760You can get the copy of the letter at Bansharia.com.
00:22:28.360Please send it in to Greg Abbott's office.
00:22:31.400Send it in, for that matter, in Florida to Governor DeSantis.
00:22:35.100I think DeSantis is doing a pretty good job with Abbott
00:22:39.420because we're in the middle. He's in a dead horse race right now with someone who has no name
00:22:43.940recognition. This is clearly an issue that could put him over the top. Why do you think there's
00:22:49.140been resistance for him to fully embrace not just the performative part of this, but the reality of
00:22:55.620it? Why do you think there's just that the Texas business community is so in the real estate
00:23:00.380community is quite frankly in back of this and supports this? Look, I think there are probably
00:23:05.360lots of factors at work there. The beef about Greg Abbott for a lot of Republicans, let's be
00:23:11.820honest, is that he talks a good game, but sometimes the fulfillment isn't all that it should be.
00:23:17.800We're saying there is an opportunity for him to fulfill on the stuff that he's talking about
00:23:24.040in fighting. And close out with a big win. The bigger win that he has right now, it takes,
00:23:31.980I mean, this helps PAX and this helps the whole ticket.
00:23:35.460One more time, where do people go if they want to get the letter?
00:23:37.420More importantly, if they want to immerse themselves, what I love about the movement you've got out here is that you've got so much information out there, so many experts.
00:24:01.500Far be it for me to say the micro documentaries are boomer slop, AI boomer slop, but one of the worst elements of AI is Frank Gaffney now has used AI, and he's an AI filmmaker.
00:24:36.820But the more you step up to the plate and say, hey, I'm going to investigate, we're going to enforce this, you're guaranteeing that things are going to be done.
00:24:44.560One more time, where do people go today to make your voices heard?
00:24:47.620There's a lot of talk about getting out the vote.
00:24:50.280I think you start with giving people reason to vote.
00:24:55.300Bancharia.com is where you can get up to speed on this.
00:24:57.900I guarantee if you spend some time studying up on this, you will know more about it than just about anybody in public life.0.95
00:25:05.180And we need you to be informed because if you know what Sharia is, you will not want any part of it any more than those poor people in France.0.74
00:25:12.760We want what's accompanying to them.1.00
00:25:14.040Real quickly before we go to break, give me a minute on you were there for the World War III seminar in Los Angeles.
00:25:19.860We had Karen on last night, Dr. Siegman.
00:31:34.780Matt, as you know, Matt's the head of the coalition, doing all these great events throughout the country and focus on voter integrity and make sure this current midterm is not stolen.
00:31:44.380Matt, we're about to we're in the lead up 20 minutes from now.
00:31:47.200We're tossing to North Carolina, Real America's Voice coverage of this rally.
00:31:52.960Actually, as I've been telling people, President Tripp's not going to state just for simply senators, as important as that is.
00:31:59.440He's also going for these highly targeted House races.
00:32:02.700Talk to me tonight. You're very familiar with this candidate that's running on the Republican side.
00:32:07.820Talk to us about who she is. How do you know her?0.79
00:32:10.860And why should this be something that the Warren Posse should focus on, sir?0.84
00:32:14.160yes sir i had the opportunity when i was uh in the marine corps and afterwards um she was a
00:32:22.300colonel in the u.s army probably one of the smartest army officers hang on hang on hang
00:32:29.040over a second once give her full name how do you know her give her full name what was her0.95
00:32:33.720what was her position at the time when you worked with her uh lori mo buck out we all call her mo
00:32:42.340And when she was in the Pentagon and she was one of the critical people heading up electronic warfare in the U.S. Army and was absolutely brilliant.
00:32:52.800So how do you what would you say? Why did she? I understand she spent a career in the Army and now she's engaged in politics.
00:33:00.340I understand a very strong candidate. What do you know about her personally?
00:33:04.020What do you know about her attributes, her character, et cetera?1.00
00:33:07.280sir she's one hell of a fighter and one hell of a person real quickly she was on the fast0.98
00:33:14.640track to be general if i remember right her husband i believe was delta force if i'm not0.90
00:33:18.180mistaking uh in some capacity but she was on the road to be general and her from what i remember
00:33:23.480talking with her her two boys missed her mom and so she at the rank of colonel decided to go
00:33:30.880focus on being a mom then she started her own company became corvus and then she sold that
00:33:36.440company just a fighter tenacious brilliant pugnacious honest as the day is long and when
00:33:44.460i last was working with her she was the president of the association of old crows which is the
00:33:48.740international organization for electronic warfare so you would recommend strongly and matt we know
00:33:55.460you guys as a fighter the coalition's full of fighters you would strongly recommend that uh
00:34:00.420the war and posse stick around watch this uh watch president trump's barnstorming and hear what she's
00:34:05.060got to say tonight and put their shoulder to the wheel in North Carolina and back of0.98
00:35:05.200Absolutely. Steve, thanks for having me on. I'll give you a quick rundown. My name is Iman. I'm a 22-year-old student at the University of Michigan. I go here for engineering, but this race means so much to me, and it may be a little bit unrelated to what I'm studying, but it doesn't matter.
00:35:19.420This is the most important Senate race of our lifetime.
00:35:22.700I know we hear that a lot, but I hope to get a little bit more into depth into why that
00:35:41.820Aren't you taking, you know, University of Michigan, I think, is the, if not number one,0.98
00:35:47.600close to being number one, what I call the public ivies, right? But it has a fairly significant
00:35:53.660element of radicals. Aren't you taking a lot of personal risk by stepping out and stepping into
00:35:58.420the middle of this Rogers Abdul race? Sir, aren't you putting yourself in jeopardy?0.97
00:36:05.600Absolutely. But I'm not going to act like I'm some courageous hero here. I mean,
00:36:08.840the real heroes are the people living in Iran. Those people, 92 million of them,
00:36:15.000Iranians are being slaughtered in the streets by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. These
00:36:19.680people have no voice. The least I can do is give them a voice. And, you know, of course,
00:36:24.780you're going to have radical people, any college, any university. We're called the Harvard of the
00:36:29.420Midwest. I love this university, but it's always going to have that element. But God protects me.
00:36:36.140Actually, I would say I would say Harvard, having been a graduate there, I would say Harvard is
00:36:40.780actually the michigan of cambridge okay i think it's highly of michigan and the football team
00:36:47.140let's go ahead we've got a clip about you i want to play that then i want to bring you back in
00:36:51.520let's go denver if we go ahead and play it phone over here he's been quick with it every single
00:36:55.600time abdul uh my name is iman dashki and my question for you is about iran
00:37:02.280thank you you gotta show him the shirt it says michigan persians
00:37:09.120but i do have a question abdul my cousin my cousin was hunted in the streets of iran
00:37:19.660by the irgc because her hijab wasn't on right my uncle was sentenced to die received 50 lashings
00:37:27.360by ali khamenei's government and the terror that we've experienced is insurmountable and
00:37:35.260you can imagine our surprise as Persians, our sadness when we heard you, Abdul, a leaked
00:37:41.500audio tape of you saying that you didn't want to comment on Supreme Leader Khamenei's death
00:37:46.620and that people in Dearborn were sad when he died. And I just have a simple question,
00:37:52.240Abdul, that silence had a gaping hole in our community. And I want to ask if you regret
00:37:59.020that silence. I want to ask if you renounce the people that held vigils that supported this
00:38:05.700terrorist for all the stuff that he's done. I wanted to ask if you stand unequivocally against
00:38:11.300the IRGC, against the Islamic Republic of Iran that has killed 50,000 protesters, Abdul. I haven't
00:38:16.900heard anything from you about the protesters, Abdul. Please. I appreciate your question and
00:38:23.900thank you what I will tell you is this for too long and too often when we think
00:38:30.980about our role in the world we have turned ourselves into the world's
00:38:35.780policeman and I think what we all want what we all need is more democracy more
00:38:42.800freedom in the world but also an understanding of what we actually can and
00:38:47.420should do with respect to that and here's my my my point one can disagree with the governance of a
00:38:55.140foreign country one can stand in solidarity with freedom and democracy movements but my worry is
00:39:01.840one when one decides that we are going to go in and take out the leadership of a foreign government
00:39:10.960Because here's what happens. A lot of times that frustration gets used to justify corporate interests that have a real stake in the natural resources in a particular country.
00:39:27.000So when it comes down to it, I will always stand for and with democratic movements. Always.
00:39:33.120But I also don't believe that we were in the right to go to war to topple the government of Iran.
00:39:39.600It was not our responsibility to do it.
00:39:41.980It is the responsibility of the people of Iran to decide what their leadership should look like.
00:39:47.900And so while I stand with freedom and democratic movements,
00:39:51.980I also worry that once you start putting our resources toward regime change in foreign countries.
00:40:01.960I mean, Iran is a nation of 92 million people.
00:40:05.260I happened to be there in 1979, 1980, on one of the first destroyers that showed up after the Revolutionary Guard took the embassy and made the hostages, the Americans, I think 54 of them, hostage that worked at the embassy.
00:40:27.480But what is wrong with Abdul's response?
00:40:31.360I mean, is it the responsibility of the United States to topple?
00:40:35.280And look, we feel for the Christians in Iran and other people.
00:40:39.260You came into the streets and yes, you got slaughtered, but there was no general uprising after that.0.57
00:40:45.560So why is Abdul, which I have many objections, include this new tape that shows he's getting money from the Muslim Brotherhood.
00:40:52.060But why is that a wrong response for American policy?
00:40:56.300Well, Steve, I had no idea you had that personal connection to Iran.
00:40:59.300actually. I'm very intrigued to hear that. And listen, 444 days, these people were held hostage
00:41:06.160by the world's most evil people. This war started 47 years ago. I know a lot of people are tired
00:41:12.600with how the war is being handled. And to answer your question, I would consider myself a part
00:41:17.040of that group. I'm not for these forever wars, these regime change wars that end up lasting 20
00:41:22.560years. But I do think Iran poses a specific threat. And of course, I am biased. But hang0.99
00:41:28.180over a second. Hang over a second. Let's because President Trump took took care of the nuclear
00:41:32.260program back in the 12 day war. I just want to ask you, as obviously a very engaged Persian
00:41:38.220Christian, because I think I take credit for the fact of on this show saying we're not calling it
00:41:43.120Iran anymore. We're going to call it Persia because it actually is Persia, one of the most
00:41:46.620ancient civilizations. If the IRGC was to be toppled and the Mullahs were to be outed,
00:41:53.960How long would the civil war in Persia take before it fully got worked out?
00:41:59.340How long would that, as you see it today, how long would the subsequent civil war go on and how many casualties you think that would take?
00:42:10.140Gosh, I mean, that is such a nightmare scenario to think about.
00:42:12.860And I'm not going to pretend like I have all the answers.
00:42:15.080But that's a, hang on, but that's the scenario you're asking for.
00:42:17.500You're asking for the scenario of destroying the guard, which are basically thugs that have been around for 47 years.0.99
00:42:26.680And since they are Persian, they're tough hombres.1.00
00:42:32.920Let's say we remove the entire infrastructure of the Islamic regime.1.00
00:42:37.400And then you've got kind of 90-some million people in one of the great civilizations in the world.1.00
00:42:43.420that's been stripped off with all the various elements and all like the Kurds and everybody1.00
00:42:48.860surrounding Persia. How long does the subsequent war, the subsequent war, like the Chinese at the0.99
00:42:56.180end of World War II with the Chinese Civil War, how long does that war take and how bloody is it,
00:43:02.920sir? I mean, Steve, when I see kids hanging from cranes, when I see, you know, 23 year olds being
00:43:08.920sentenced to death over social media posts, you know, it's hard to think about what happens after
00:43:13.400that evil regime is overthrown. I'm simply of the belief that this is the worst it can get.
00:43:18.540It cannot get worse than this. And listen, I may be wrong. I'm just a 22-year-old engineering
00:43:23.740student. I don't have the foreign policy sort of expertise that these people in power, I hope,
00:43:30.000have. But I do trust the United States. I do trust Trump's leadership. I hope we're able to
00:43:35.080put the IRGC where they belong, which is the dustbin of history.
00:43:38.480Hang on a second, because remember, President Trump has said we're not part of a regime change
00:43:41.800Ward. Now, I don't know if this endorsement of Netanyahu changes that direction, but we've been
00:43:47.400there for the nuclear weapons. Let me just ask you about Abdul, which I have huge problems with0.50
00:43:52.420this guy. I don't think we know anything about him. I think you now have from the inside of
00:43:56.160his campaign. We'll try to get to it in a minute. O'Keefe's got these tapes of his own campaign
00:44:01.200workers saying about where money's coming from, from dark money sources, maybe from the Muslim
00:44:05.140Brotherhood, about his response in this situation. Walk the audience through
00:44:10.900what you didn't like about it or you didn't think was appropriate.
00:44:16.080I mean, it was just a terrible response. My question had nothing to do with regime change,
00:44:20.100but if you count how many times he mentioned regime change, it was three times. He was talking
00:44:24.720about corporate interests. He was talking about how we shouldn't get involved in these regime
00:44:28.580change wars. I just wanted to ask him to condemn the people that have oppressed Persians who have0.99
00:44:33.500murdered Americans, Beirut bombing. I mean, these people are evil. The IRGC kills, but they also1.00
00:44:39.280want- I got that. I got that. You make a very compelling case. What's most compelling, I think,
00:44:44.160to an American audience is that you are a young Persian. You're a Christian. You're from a family
00:44:49.320that left there because of the horrible situation after the Shah fell. You're at the University of
00:44:54.040Michigan. You're an engineering student. You're clearly highly motivated, ambitious, and adding
00:45:00.160to society, but you are asking for, you are asking for regime change. When he responds that
00:45:07.340he's going to the heart of it. So do you, you, you definitely want regime change. You want
00:45:13.120the mullahs and this kind of theocratic Islamic Republic taken out. You want the IRGC, which are0.99
00:45:20.320the thugs that enforce that taken out. You want the Persian people. I just don't think you're1.00
00:45:25.360going to go to Jeffersonian democracy the moment that happens, do you? Who knows? I have faith.
00:45:32.700And yes, I do support this regime going down in flames, as many Persians do, because the1.00
00:45:37.680alternative is just living in this nightmare. I mean, Abdul is funded by people who support1.00
00:45:43.220these regimes. It was a horrible answer. And I do understand what you're saying, Steve, right?
00:45:47.800Who knows what the future entails? Civil war. It's a very diverse place in Iran,
00:45:51.380all these different ethnic groups, but it can't get worse than this.1.00
00:45:55.360Iman, let me ask you, when you look at Abdul and you look at the people around him, he just toured this past weekend in Michigan with AOC.1.00
00:46:04.460They're clearly even talking about a ticket in 2028 with AOC and Abdul if he's to win here.
00:46:11.320How dangerous do you think that would be as a young man in this country?0.83
00:46:14.960How dangerous do you think a ticket of AOC and Abdul to actually, given Abdul's murky background with the Muslim Brotherhood, and he does not condemn the theocratic regime in Iran, he does not condemn any of these Muslim Brotherhood or care, all of it.
00:46:32.680How dangerous for our country would it be for AOC and Abdul to run as a ticket and actually to win?
00:46:38.820Oh, my gosh. I mean, at some point you have to ask yourself, if someone is funded by dangerous
00:46:44.940people, if someone doesn't condemn dangerous people, they have family that works for dangerous
00:46:49.860people, you're probably dealing with a very dangerous person. And by the way, Abdul is not
00:46:54.360only dangerous, he's very charismatic. I was kind of watching myself that clip back and realizing
00:47:00.040this guy is a charismatic guy with terrible policies. That is a combination that can destroy
00:47:05.340countries. It destroyed Iran 47 years ago. And if your memory's not that good, I implore you to look0.81
00:47:11.040to France, where that combination is destroying them as we speak. So if we don't look back in
00:47:16.540history, we're just doomed to repeat it. But I don't think Michiganders are going to fall for1.00
00:47:20.300this con. I don't think we're going to fall for this just utter scheme, this demoralization
00:47:25.160campaign to try to get us to not go out to vote. It's not going to happen.
00:47:29.440Let me ask you, before I let you go, we only got a couple of minutes, but the University of1.00
00:47:32.500Michigan, because we know right now Abdul's got a big problem in Wayne County and with black men0.98
00:47:38.520in Detroit. The hotbed of his movement are these universities, big universities, particularly0.98
00:47:43.740Michigan State and East Lansing and the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. What is it about his
00:47:49.260campaign that attracts certain elements of the undergraduates and graduate students at the
00:47:54.800University of Michigan, sir? It's because there's a aligned goal. The socialist radical Islamists
00:48:01.380want to destroy this country, and a lot of the leftists agree with that. It doesn't matter how0.50
00:48:05.960we get there. It just matters they share a common enemy, whether that's Israel, whether that's0.90
00:48:09.840Republicans, whether that's anyone. I just want to remind people this is the first chance you're
00:48:13.860going to have to vote since Charlie Kirk was assassinated in front of all of our eyes. If
00:48:18.560you're just going to hand the keys to the castle to the people who explicitly want to destroy this
00:48:22.540country and do not care about anything other than that, then you're just going to get what's coming
00:48:27.860to you, but I truly don't believe that's the case. He's always going to have a stronghold
00:48:31.340in this university, but there's people, you mentioned African-Americans. I have African-American
00:48:35.820friends. I have Democrat friends. I even have some African-American Democrat friends who are
00:48:41.360not voting for Abdul, who have voted Democrat their whole life and say, I cannot stand behind
00:48:45.900this. So, okay, hang on, hang on, hang on. Be specific. When you talk to your friends,
00:48:50.880African-American men or women that are Democrats specifically, why are they saying they're not
00:48:55.320going to vote for Abdul. They just see right past his con. I mean, Abdul is pretending to be someone
00:49:01.120who supports Michigan. Everything this guy talks about, whether it's refusing to say Israel or Iran
00:49:07.000or worse, whether it's supporting all these horrible organizations receiving money from0.92
00:49:11.440the Muslim Brotherhood, having family members that can't condemn them. My friends recognize this. They0.98
00:49:16.260know he's not actually in it for the Michiganders. He's in it for, you know, these insane organizations1.00
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