Goldie Ghamari - August 15, 2026


🚨 LIVE: Trump vs Iran EXPLODES Again — Tankers Attacked, Hormuz Crisis Deepens

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00:02:00 Well, hello everyone,
00:02:26 dude with patriots good morning good afternoon good evening wherever you are welcome to today's
00:02:32 edition of the goldie show guys i'm so sorry for some reason i had in my my alarm clock that i was
00:02:39 starting at around 3 p.m uh but apparently i scheduled it for for 2 p.m eastern so i apologize
00:02:47 guys for keeping all of you waiting my bad totally but uh i'm here now and uh thank you all for your
00:02:55 patience. So I'm going to get started with a few things. Now, usually I do Iran Revolution Live
00:03:01 before I do my geopolitical analysis, but there's really a lot to talk about. And I will be doing
00:03:10 a shorter Iran Revolution Live later today. But with all, you know, everything that's happening
00:03:17 with the Islamic regime occupying Iran and President Trump and Israel,
00:03:22 I've, I've come up with some notes that I want to share with all of you sort of, you know,
00:03:29 my analysis and, you know, how I see where things are going. But of course, before I get started,
00:03:38 as always, let me know in the live stream chat where you are tuning in from. And if you're
00:03:44 watching the video replay, then of course, let me know in the video description below. So guys,
00:03:52 We are going to get started with, first of all, I want to start off with this insane video here.
00:04:04 Let me just pull this up for you guys.
00:04:06 So you can follow along with the subtitles here.
00:04:10 I'm going to remove the chat comments for a moment so that you guys can follow along.
00:04:18 but uh i'll read the subtitles after uh the video is about a minute and 40 seconds long
00:04:24 but uh this is a little bit of a durka news network uh that's been translated so there you
00:04:31 go so these are the durkas and of course these are all of their terrorist uh jihadi ala akbar
00:04:38 flags behind them so let's see what they're talking about here 1.00
00:04:48 Because with America, this is true. It is possible.
00:04:53 The feasibility is not able to prove it.
00:04:58 The tank of the Hormuz is one thing that is not something that they are in the bushcraft and that they are taught.
00:05:06 This is a big battle of the war.
00:05:09 This is a big battle of the war. We must have to pass this battle of the war.
00:05:14 And this has a very important impact.
00:05:18 Even with the��� in an opinion.
00:05:21 It's possible that we need to go do this.
00:05:23 We use them and we would get together again after cooking.
00:05:27 We should do it in apoy our left. 0.98
00:05:29 To get tied with additional resource will be put everywhere.
00:05:31 If you wander away from another resource, the law will not use them.
00:05:33 Dis lancement is constant losses.
00:05:38 And each reusable of them is always more difficult.
00:05:43 Fr sectors must not use and any of them.
00:05:47 If He gives them, gives them. We give them the language. Aunque we have noेable but we follow Him. 1.00
00:05:52 And if we don't give them the language, he uses it to use them.
00:05:56 These are the benchmarks for the liario approach
00:06:00 We don't open the cons belovedSeeed soldier.
00:06:07 If we don't use it...we know He's the eternal lifestyle we call him in the bakarabana.
00:06:11 Okay, so let me go back and read that for you.
00:06:21 Oh, I see someone is commenting, don't forget your Newsmax interview.
00:06:27 Yeah, I'm happy to play my Newsmax interview from last night and share it with all of you.
00:06:33 It doesn't necessarily have to do with the Islamic regime.
00:06:36 it kind of does but uh the the topic of that newsmax uh my newsmax interview last night was
00:06:42 of course sharia law in the united states and uh i i didn't hold back i didn't hold back i mean i
00:06:49 didn't need to but anyways um but let me go through this first here guys and just explain what is
00:06:55 happening so um and i'll turn on the comments here wait let me just change the layout so that um your
00:07:02 comments don't cover up the subtitles there we go so these are two durkas okay and these durkas
00:07:11 are just you know they're speaking i guess they're durking and uh basically what uh this you know
00:07:19 this so-called durka expert here he says seeking an agreement with the united states in order to
00:07:26 solve problems lift sanctions and breathe new life into our country is just not illogical
00:07:35 and impossible so basically the durkas are saying that uh it's it's not logical to ever
00:07:42 enter into any sort of peace treaty with the united states because of course they refer to 0.89
00:07:49 uh the united states as the great satan and so they're saying right so these jihadi durkas are 0.96
00:07:54 saying that it is uh impossible to um seek any sort of peace treaty with the united states okay 0.96
00:08:04 so um this is why we iranians are always saying that you cannot negotiate with terrorists 0.81
00:08:12 especially not with the islamic regime right because the islamic regime they don't want peace
00:08:20 with the United States. They want to destroy the United States. One of the core foundational 0.99
00:08:26 pillars of the Islamic regime is this jihad against Western societies and non-Islamic 0.96
00:08:35 societies, because their goal is essentially to turn the entire world into an Islamic caliphate. 0.92
00:08:44 So that's why they're saying it's just not it's it's impossible to enter into any sort of peace treaty with the United States. 0.96
00:08:53 And then he continues. And so this is former Iranian deputy foreign minister, Mohammad Javod Larijani.
00:09:02 Guys, this is not the same Laddie Johnny, but if I'm not mistaken, I actually think that he might be on the Boom Boom Bingo sheet. 0.97
00:09:15 So guys, we may be unlocking another Durka on the Boom Boom Bingo sheet.
00:09:23 let me just look this up here because so so this is one laddie johnny this one this one was uh you
00:09:30 know boom boom back on um march 17. but there's another laddie johnny let me see if i can find
00:09:38 him he's somewhere here i feel like i've seen him no there's one laddie johnny there musabi
00:09:48 Khatami, Zarif, Harazi, I love you. There we go, guys. I found him. There we go. See, I knew. I knew I'd seen his disgusting face somewhere. So those of you who are keeping track of the Boom Boom bingo sheet, we have unlocked another Durka on the Boom Boom bingo sheet.
00:10:13 so mohammad larijani so he is here he's under the box of former officials and influential figures
00:10:22 within the islamic regime so there you go this box right here we've now unlocked a new durka
00:10:30 mohammad larijani so for those of you who are keeping track there you go there's another
00:10:36 momo yeah i mean like half of them are named muhammad it's just like half of them are named
00:10:40 muhammad um so there you go um like here's well here's the thing so um anyone who's from like a
00:10:52 muslim country like if you're a muslim there's like a 50 50 50 chance that like your name is
00:10:57 muhammad um it's actually like what a lot of muslim families do is they they literally name
00:11:03 their first born child uh son uh muhammad so um it's you know it's just the there that's why
00:11:10 there's so many muhammad it's like it's just everyone is muhammad right um which makes it
00:11:16 kind of confusing i guess because imagine if you're like um i don't know you're in like a 0.98
00:11:21 crowded space and you're like i don't know trying to call out you know you're trying to find your
00:11:26 friend and you're like muhammad and then like you know 90 90 of the people turn around and look at
00:11:31 you uh and you're like no no not you the the other one anyways but yeah so there you go so
00:11:36 muhammad muhammad larijani okay so this durka we have just unlocked so this durka he is the former
00:11:45 uh previous uh foreign minister um so basically he is he used to be an adult chief role so you
00:11:53 know whenever you hear in the news about uh adachi and you know this this crazy insane person who's
00:11:59 engaging the negotiations, supposedly with the United States, Lari Jani here used to be in his
00:12:07 role. So there you go. New Durka unlocked on the Boom Boom Jihad bingo sheet. Okay. So Mohamed
00:12:14 Lari Jani right here. So that's who we are watching. Guys, isn't the Boom Boom bingo sheet, 0.69
00:12:20 like it's so useful. It is so incredibly useful. And although it does need to be,
00:12:27 it does need to be updated. So, um, I'm going to see if I can find, um, an updated version
00:12:34 of the boom, boom, bingo sheet to reflect, um, the, the new, you know, promotions, for example,
00:12:40 Abdullah, he, Abdullah, he is now in this position here. Um, and, uh, you know, uh, this guy,
00:12:48 this guy is up here and then there's still some empty spots. So anyways, but there you go. So
00:12:54 that's mohammed larijani for those of you who are keeping track of your boom boom bingo sheet we
00:12:59 un we unlocked a new durka there you go so this that that's this guy right here that's this guy
00:13:06 right here so um and uh he is basically saying that it is illogical and impossible uh for the
00:13:16 islamic regime to engage in any sort of peace treaty with the united states okay and then he
00:13:23 says its feasibility cannot be proven so he says it's not feasible for the islamic regime uh to
00:13:29 engage in peace talks or peace treaty with the with the great satan then he continues then he
00:13:35 says the strait of hormos is not something that was handed to us on a silver platter
00:13:41 he says it is our greatest spoil of war so keep in mind guys the strait of hormos
00:13:50 a significant portion of it is international waters and when it comes to international waters
00:13:58 uh no one no one controls international waters um by the way uh if you guys i don't know if you
00:14:08 remember this or not laura loomer uh posted about this a while ago because she thought this was very
00:14:14 interesting. So, Hormoz. Guys, pop quiz time. Who knows where the name Hormoz comes from?
00:14:29 Who knows where the name Hormoz comes from? Iranians, I know you want to answer, but that's 1.00
00:14:34 cheating. So Hormozgun province that, you know what, this, this is, um, this is a very good 0.82
00:14:49 answer, but I mean like the, the, the, like where does like, um, yes, that we also have a Hormozgun
00:14:57 province but i'm asking about the actual the origin of the word hormos who knows oh there we go
00:15:06 hill hill hilda hilda ty 43 got it so hormos actually refers to uh ahura mazda which is the
00:15:20 one god in the zoroastrian religion and the the zoroastrian religion is of course the uh original
00:15:30 religion of uh iranians uh during the persian empire before the arab muslim invasion 1400 years
00:15:37 ago so yes yeah uh hilda got it um rencie yeah rencie got it melcat woman there you go um
00:15:52 so there you guys go so guys the strait of hormones right it's not an islamic thing right so
00:16:01 So the Strait of Hormuz has been called the Strait of Hormuz for thousands of years because Hormuz is an Iranian name.
00:16:12 It's not an Arabic or an Islamic name.
00:16:15 And Hormuz refers to Ahura Mazda, which in English translates to the one God. 0.88
00:16:24 um so for uh this durka to now claim right he's like the strait of hormos uh is our greatest 0.86
00:16:34 spoil of war first of all uh you guys like first of all how did you how did you get it you didn't
00:16:43 right the only reason that you claim that you own it is because you're occupying iran 0.99
00:16:47 like the Muslim Nazis that you guys are. But number two, that entire area, there's also 0.96
00:16:55 international waters within the Strait of Hormuz. So guys, even though that part is called the
00:17:02 Strait of Hormuz, right? That's because, of course, the fact that the, you know, Persian Empire
00:17:10 existed for thousands and thousands of years before the invention of Islam. And so, you know,
00:17:15 For example, the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, even the Sea of Macron, the Sea of Macron, it's not the Sea of Oman, it's actually the Sea of Macron.
00:17:26 Those were all, like, these are all ancient names of, you know, these bodies of water.
00:17:36 And, you know, those names have been there for thousands of years.
00:17:38 so apparently now the durkas are claiming that the strait of hormos um is their greatest spoil of war
00:17:48 now um let me also share something here as well okay
00:18:08 So, let me pull this up for you guys.
00:18:15 Is it here?
00:18:20 Where's the map?
00:18:25 Nope.
00:18:29 Sorry guys, I want to find this map for you guys.
00:18:32 I had it pulled up here.
00:18:34 So let's see if I can find a good way to describe this.
00:18:54 so okay so this here is the Strait of Hormuz okay the Strait of so this is the Persian Gulf
00:19:07 and the Persian Gulf leads into the Strait of Hormuz and then of course this is the
00:19:14 Macaron Sea of Macaron here it's not really the Gulf of Oman Oman didn't exist like a hundred
00:19:19 years ago it was called something else but that's uh another story for a different different time
00:19:26 um so this shipping lane okay so this shipping lane is uh essentially governed by the uh what
00:19:34 is it here um it's governed by the um so where is it something called
00:19:49 Wait. It's it's pretty much governed by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
00:20:00 OK, so essentially that convention says that ships can pass through, you know, commercial ships can pass through unimpeded.
00:20:08 That's because it's an international convention. Everyone is a signatory to that.
00:20:14 let me see i'm pretty sure iran and the shah is ignoring to that let me see is iran a signatory
00:20:23 of unclose yes so iran is a signatory of the united nations convention law of the sea um
00:20:36 however they haven't ratified the treaty so there's a difference here so i'm getting into
00:20:41 sort of my international law background because guys before i was um an elected official i was
00:20:46 an international lawyer uh for a little bit as well and so i did a lot of like um international
00:20:53 trade and things like that so um the difference between signing a treaty and ratifying a treaty
00:20:59 is that if you sign a treaty you're essentially um you're you're agreeing to abide by the terms
00:21:06 of that international treaty ratifying a treaty means within your own country you introduce some
00:21:15 sort of law that will then officially recognize the treaty and bring that treaty into your own
00:21:27 you know government's laws for example so that's the difference between signing a treaty and
00:21:33 ratifying it so the islamic regime they signed the treaty uh with conditional statements slash
00:21:40 reservations but uh they never actually ratified it and this is something very sneaky that uh you
00:21:48 know countries do sometimes is they will they will sign something so they'll be like oh yeah you know
00:21:53 what this is a great treaty let's sign on to it yeah we agree to it in principle but then they
00:21:58 don't actually ratify it which means that legally within their own country they don't actually
00:22:03 have to, you know, they don't they don't abide by it. Okay. So that's sort of the situation here.
00:22:11 Now, why has the Islamic regime never ratified the treaty? Well, that's because of the fact that
00:22:21 they've always wanted to use the Strait of Hormuz as a, you know, negotiation tactic
00:22:28 to hold the rest of the world hostage
00:22:32 and to hold the global economy hostage,
00:22:34 which is exactly what they're doing right now, right?
00:22:38 So even though, like, you know,
00:22:40 there are, like, up until certain points, right,
00:22:44 the waters, of course,
00:22:45 the waters are owned by the Islamic regime,
00:22:50 or, you know, Iran, I should say. 0.93
00:22:52 It's owned by Iran. 0.65
00:22:53 Islamic regime's occupying Iran. 0.61
00:22:55 But then on the other side, there's Oman, right?
00:22:58 So, and as you can see, the shipping lane, okay, so the shipping lane seems to go through the Oman side, okay?
00:23:09 So, this right here, this is the border between Oman and Iran.
00:23:20 Now, the ships that are coming through are generally going from the Oman side.
00:23:27 So they're technically in, well, not technically, they are actually in Oman, Oman water territory, but this is where they're being attacked. 0.85
00:23:39 So every single time the Islamic regime is attacking a cargo ship that's, you know, going through the shipping lane, they're essentially going after them on Oman's territory.
00:23:57 Now, of course, Oman is a very tiny country. Oman is not a player at all internationally. Of course, Oman was the negotiators at one point. And of course, we know how how all of that played out. 0.74
00:24:14 And, you know, something interesting about Oman, if you guys didn't know this, back when the Shah of Iran was still the Shah of Iran before the Muslim Nazis took over, Oman was actually the royal family, because again, Oman, it's not a democracy.
00:24:36 it's a you know flat out uh kingdom right so it's it's a flat out uh monarchy there's no you know
00:24:43 democracy or anything like that so um back in the i can't remember if it was like the 50s or 60s or
00:24:51 70s i can't recall but um i could look it up at some point later if you guys are interested
00:24:56 um in learning more about that but oman was at risk of uh well like the the royal kingdom sorry
00:25:03 the royal family, who was ruling Oman, were at risk of being overthrown by the communists.
00:25:10 And the Shah of Iran at the time actually went and gave protection to the royal family,
00:25:18 and he helped to get rid of the communists who were trying to take over Oman. So the only reason 0.54
00:25:27 that the royal family in Oman is actually there is because of the Shah of Iran. And of course, 0.81
00:25:36 you can see now how all of the Arab Muslim countries have basically stabbed the Shah in the 1.00
00:25:43 back. Because at the end of the day, no matter how much you support a Muslim country, when push 1.00
00:25:50 comes to shove, they will support Muslims over anyone else. And so that's why Oman is now a big 1.00
00:25:57 big ally of the islamic regime so there you go guys a little little bit of history for you about
00:26:05 oman so going back so now that you have a bit more understanding about the strait of hormos so now
00:26:11 this durka is claiming that the strait of hormos by the way hormos is an iranian name not uh an
00:26:17 arab or muslim name uh he's claiming that the strait of hormos is our greatest uh spoil of war
00:26:24 and we must adamantly defend it right so when the uh the muslim nazis are saying we have to defend
00:26:31 the strait of hormones essentially what they mean is uh that you know they have to uh
00:26:37 attack cargo ships that are going through the strait of hormones by the way remember the
00:26:41 strait of hormones the shipping lane for the cargo ships is on the oman side not even on the islamic
00:26:47 regime side um and yet the durkas you can see the language and the narrative that they're using it's
00:26:54 pretty much gaslighting right and then he continues and he says this issue has major regional
00:27:00 ramifications and is vital to the security of the entire region i mean yeah it is vital to
00:27:05 the security of the entire region but i mean you guys are the ones who are making the region 0.99
00:27:11 insecure with your islamic terrorism and then he says guys now now he's starting to you know talk 0.92
00:27:17 big and the reason i'm sharing this is because um you know we're seeing this war of words we're 0.93
00:27:23 seeing a war of words and i'm going to get into the war of words but um you see now this durka
00:27:28 he's like we will not tolerate any uh resumption of u.s military activity or any efforts to rebuild
00:27:36 u.s bases in the region if this occurs we may conduct a preemptive strike like we did in jordan
00:27:44 right so basically he's saying that uh like they're boasting about the fact that they've killed
00:27:49 u.s service members they've murdered u.s service members and they're saying that we're not going to
00:27:53 to tolerate uh america and they're going to act again right so basically um the the islamic regime 0.76
00:28:01 they're acting as if they actually have any sort of power or control
00:28:07 right and not like their entire army has been decimated anyways and then he says
00:28:13 the aggressor must pay reparations regardless of whether they have won or lost that's so funny so
00:28:20 basically this is he's essentially admitting okay he's essentially admitting that the islamic regime
00:28:27 has lost the aggressor must pay reparations regardless of whether they have won or lost
00:28:33 guys i have not heard of a single uh conflict where the victor has ever had to pay reparations
00:28:41 to the loser that's not how the law of war works the victor is the victor right
00:28:50 And then he says, therefore, reparations are a very important matter for us. 0.89
00:28:56 What about reparations to the Iranian people, you terrorists? 0.85
00:28:58 What about reparations to us for murdering us?
00:29:01 Then he says, according to the framework set by our esteemed leader, reparations are not begged for.
00:29:08 They are demanded. Right. So, guys, he's doing the he's doing the finger thing.
00:29:12 Right. He's like reparations are demanded.
00:29:14 So this is what I mean when I'm saying that they're now getting into the war of words.
00:29:20 And he says, if they don't pay, he means the United States. So if the United States doesn't pay, we must force them to. Wow. Okay. How are you going to force the United States? And then, and guys, now, now he continues. And if we cannot force them to pay, we will cause destruction in an equal value.
00:29:40 So, guys, basically what this Durkha is saying is that not only is it illogical to have a peace treaty with the Americans, but they have to pay us. 0.67
00:29:51 And if they don't pay us, we are going to continue bombing and destroying things.
00:29:57 OK, this is just there. It's insane.
00:30:01 Then he says, these are our negotiation benchmarks.
00:30:06 These are our negotiation benchmarks.
00:30:10 Wow. OK. Then he says, we will not forgo vengeance for our martyred leader.
00:30:17 He's speaking about, you know, their dead Muslim pedophile leader, Khamenei, Chabad Amargish. 0.98
00:30:22 He's this one, this one on the boom, boom, bingo sheet. Right. So this one up here, he's like, we will seek vengeance. 1.00
00:30:29 Yeah. You guys have been saying that you're going to seek vengeance for Khamenei being sent to hell where he belongs since February 28.
00:30:37 anyways we will seek vengeance for our martyred leader blah blah blah uh and then he says if we
00:30:44 do not succeed now okay guys so this is this is the part where not only are they like uh insane 0.99
00:30:50 they're literally like muslim nazi insane so he's like if we do not succeed now we will continue to 0.95
00:30:58 try, like we wait for Imam Mahdi. So guys, the Mahdi, so within their 12-er Shia cult, 0.95
00:31:09 okay, and remember, this is the same cult that Zohra Imam Dhani, the mayor of New York City, 0.52
00:31:13 follows. Within their 12-er Shia cult, they believe that there are, you know, 12 imams,
00:31:20 and the 12th one, Imam Mahdi, he is stuck in a well somewhere, and he's going to come out of 0.99
00:31:28 the well, you know, when the Durkhas start Armageddon, okay? So part of the reason that 0.99
00:31:36 they're engaging in all of this destructive behavior is because some of them, like, you know,
00:31:40 this one here in particular, some of them actually literally believe that in order to, you know,
00:31:46 in order for the final imam to come out of the well, they have to destroy the world. They have
00:31:54 to destroy israel they have to destroy uh the united states and that's the only way for their 0.99
00:32:00 uh demon imam to come out of the well it's very similar to uh the movie the ring you know with 0.97
00:32:06 like you have the ring and there's like a like a a dead girl or like a demon girl or whatever and
00:32:11 she's stuck in the well and then you know she comes out of the well and she's like murdering 0.56
00:32:16 people that's that's pretty much 12 or shia um 12 or shia cults uh so so they're trying to like 0.92
00:32:23 engage in Armageddon so that their demon imam comes out of the the well and there you go starts 0.82
00:32:32 murdering people then he says we will pursue and he literally says we will pursue this matter until 0.97
00:32:39 the reappearance of Imam Mahdi right so again we will pursue this matter until the reappearance of
00:32:47 Imam Mahdi. So what that means is that they're going to continue to engage in destructive 0.99
00:32:53 behavior. And they're going to continue with, you know, terrorism around the world,
00:33:00 we're going to continue trying to destroy Israel, they're going to continue trying to 1.00
00:33:05 destroy the United States and every other, you know, non Muslim country, until their, 1.00
00:33:12 their demon imam comes out of the well right like he's he's literally saying it so that's what he's 1.00
00:33:20 referring to here uh so that's just you know a little bit of insight into how uh insane these 0.99
00:33:28 durkas are and again this one here we unlocked him that's uh muhammad larijani i think isn't he
00:33:37 the brother of ali larijani i know he's i know they're related for sure but uh
00:33:46 i think that's his brother yeah there you go so so this durka okay so this dirt there you go
00:33:53 i mean pretty guys they're all pretty much related anyway like you know their their family tree
00:33:59 looks like a family circle but uh this durka that's speaking he is the brother of this durka
00:34:06 uh that was uh sent to hell um back on march 17th so whenever president trump talks about
00:34:14 the second layer of leadership um this is who he's referring to larry journey so yeah i guess i guess
00:34:22 his brother is probably a little salty don't worry you'll you'll go meet him soon you'll you'll go
00:34:28 you know you'll be reunited with him soon enough um i have a feeling i have a feeling um so okay
00:34:34 now I wanted to get to my analysis, but someone mentioned that they wanted me to share or someone
00:34:45 reminded me that I had promised to share my interview with Newsmax last night. So let me
00:34:55 bring that up for you guys. And I will share that. And then afterwards, I will get into
00:35:02 my geopolitical analysis.
00:35:06 So let me just...
00:35:08 Let me get to the part where...
00:35:14 There we go.
00:35:22 Here we go, guys.
00:35:23 i'm waiting for the like actual um like the actual version so but i always like record
00:35:34 everything anyway um just so i have copies of what what happens so here you go here's
00:35:38 my interview from last night
00:35:53 Good evening and welcome to Greg Kelly Reports.
00:36:00 I'm Bill Spadia, in for Greg tonight.
00:36:02 Three big stories ahead. 0.63
00:36:04 Sharia law is not America's law, period. 0.98
00:36:07 As radical Islam gains political power, are newcomers assimilating into America? 0.83
00:36:13 Or are Americans being told to surrender their values? 0.99
00:36:16 We're going to take a deep dive into the Islamification of America. 0.99
00:36:20 President Trump brings his law and order message to Long Island, New York tonight, as his crackdown delivers a historic drop in violent crime. 1.00
00:36:29 But in liberal cities, soft on crime policies keep dangerous repeat offenders on our streets.
00:36:36 And the next primary battles are just days away.
00:36:38 Congressman Randy Fine joins us with a preview of Tuesday's races and what they could reveal about President Trump's grip on the Republican Party.
00:36:46 We'll have those stories and a lot more.
00:36:49 But first, let's start with some common sense. 0.97
00:36:52 Sharia law is not compatible with our Constitution and American way of life, period. 0.64
00:36:58 And no, the First Amendment does not require us to treat political Sharia as a protected religious practice. 0.67
00:37:05 Let's be clear about the distinction.
00:37:07 Individual Muslims have the same First Amendment rights as everybody else,
00:37:10 to believe, to worship, to live their private faith without interference from government.
00:37:15 The challenge we are facing now as Americans is that Islamists are conflating religious beliefs with radical political ideology.
00:37:23 Of course, they are forgetting that the First Amendment is a restriction on government action, meaning the state cannot tell you what religion to practice. 0.79
00:37:33 That's very different than allowing practices that are absolutely horrifying to civilized people and illegal under our laws. 0.77
00:37:39 The issue is that Sharia, when it is implemented as a comprehensive legal and political code that claims divine supremacy over man-made law and is in direct conflict with our American way of life, our Constitution is the guiding principle and framework for our nation and our laws. 0.85
00:37:57 Thankfully, President Trump continues to uphold and advocate for those values. 0.77
00:38:01 Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the
00:38:09 United States until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. 0.72
00:38:24 We have no choice. We have no choice.
00:38:28 No choice because strict Sharia rejects equality under the law.
00:38:36 Non-Muslims called kafir or unbelievers can face discrimination and punishment.
00:38:41 Amputation, flogging, and stoning are all prescribed penalties.
00:38:46 It also punishes dissent.
00:38:48 In several countries, leaving or even criticizing Islam can carry a death sentence.
00:38:54 that is not religious freedom and it is not compatible with our country or our constitution
00:38:59 just take a look at the treatment of women under classical sharia the husband rules and the wife 0.93
00:39:04 obeys it's that simple men can have multiple wives inherit more and in some cases a woman's 0.61
00:39:11 testimony counts for half a man's again that is not equality that is station
00:39:15 in practice under sure wait let me just go back so guys this part here so this is um
00:39:34 this is footage from inside of occupied iran and you can see women iranian women they're walking
00:39:41 without their hijab. And then they're chanting, which is don't be afraid. Don't be afraid. We're
00:39:50 all together. And then all the Iranians around them are cheering the women. And they're like,
00:39:55 you know, yes, you know, like, good job, good job. So they're cheering them on. This is older
00:40:00 footage. This is from, yeah, this is trying to look at the dates there. I think it's like 2025.
00:40:08 So this is like, this is from December, December 30th, 2025, I believe.
00:40:15 So just wanted to give context for this video here. 1.00
00:40:22 In practice under Sharia law, women become legal dependents. 0.99
00:40:29 Under the Taliban, girls cannot attend high school.
00:40:32 Women often need a male mahram or escort even to just leave their home.
00:40:37 In Yemen, male guardians control marriage and travel.
00:40:40 In Iran, a husband can block his wife from getting a passport or leaving the country at all.
00:40:45 This is not ancient history, folks.
00:40:47 This is happening right now in our world.
00:40:50 And then there is child marriage, an authoritative hadith used to guide Islamic law.
00:40:56 It says a six-year-old girl could be married and the marriage could be consummated when the girl is nine years old. 0.80
00:41:03 Let's call this what it is, child rape. 0.81
00:41:05 and some countries still allow it today. Afghanistan, under the Taliban, has no fixed
00:41:11 minimum age and ties marriage to puberty. Yemen has no legal minimum age either. Iran sets the
00:41:17 civil age at 13 for girls and permits younger with guardian and court approval, down to roughly
00:41:22 nine years old in some cases. Sudan allows Muslim religious marriages starting at puberty.
00:41:28 Northern Nigerian states apply Sharia often for the same puberty standard. This is not America's 0.83
00:41:34 standard. We do not treat nine-year-old girls as ready for marriage. We protect children.
00:41:40 Full stop. The Islamist record gets darker still. In places where Islamist ideology holds 0.99
00:41:46 power or operates freely, Christians are systematically slaughtered. Boko Haram and ISIS affiliates
00:41:53 have massacred Christians in Nigeria. You've heard about this. We've reported on this.
00:41:57 Islamic fighters behead and massacre Christian communities in the Republic of Congo. Al-Shabaab 0.91
00:42:02 targets Christians and converts in Somalia. And under Taliban rule in Afghanistan, leaving Islam
00:42:08 can mean death. This is not random violence. This is not a handful of bad actors. It is a
00:42:13 governing ideology that denies non-Muslims equal rights and massacres innocent men, women, and 0.96
00:42:20 children. We've got to draw a very strong line in the sand here. We've seen this creep throughout
00:42:27 the country over many, many years. I mean, some of the stuff that's happening in other parts of the
00:42:31 so i'm like watching all this and i'm just thinking oh my gosh he is not holding back
00:42:37 is he right so um that intro was pretty much everything that i already wanted to say so i'm
00:42:45 just sitting there and i'm like wow okay this is uh this is going to be a very fun interview so
00:42:50 anyways just want to add that in there but he's not he's not holding back and you know what we
00:42:54 shouldn't we shouldn't hold back because um it's important to uh bring these things to light and
00:43:01 it's important to you know call out um those ideologies that are incompatible with western
00:43:08 civilization no this isn't me live this is from last night guys this is last night this is last
00:43:13 night so i'm just wearing the same outfit for this live stream because um on my thumbnail it shows me
00:43:22 a gray blazer so i was like all right well i already have the thumbnail there with my great
00:43:26 because i was supposed to do this live stream last night right so um there you go but um yeah
00:43:34 the the none of the pins in the same place but um i think it's reversed it's uh i think what
00:43:40 you're seeing on the screen that that's me uh in reverse because uh that's i'm um that's zoom
00:43:48 and zoom is in mirror mode right so that's why it's in reverse but it's uh like if you see like
00:43:55 for example the word home is backwards because it's just uh yeah it's mirrored so that's what
00:44:01 it is but yeah anyways but guys that's how you can tell that's how you can tell who the real
00:44:06 goldie is and who the real goldie isn't because i'm i'm the real goldie because i'm not mirrored
00:44:11 But this is like the past Goldie, who is a nerd.
00:44:16 You can't believe what is going on in some of these other parts of the country.
00:44:21 That's Governor Ron DeSantis in Florida, because he has taken a hard look at the networks promoting this dangerous radical ideology.
00:44:30 Governor DeSantis and state officials in Florida have moved to designate the Council on American Islamic Rethers, known as CARE, as a terrorist organization.
00:44:37 citing its documented time ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and its long record of defending Islamist positions.
00:44:44 The process is now being contested in court, but the state has formally put care on notice
00:44:49 that its activities and associations will no longer receive a free pass.
00:44:54 Let's face it.
00:44:55 Sorry, just another.
00:44:57 So Dan says Time Machine Goldie looks more serious.
00:45:00 Yeah, because that's because I have my game face on because I'm about to go live.
00:45:04 I'm about to go live on American TV.
00:45:07 So, yeah, I have my game face on and I'm just like, I'm ready to go.
00:45:12 So that's me in politician mode, right?
00:45:16 Political Islamists have been explicit about their goal. 0.73
00:45:19 Go back a little bit.
00:45:21 The Council on American Islamic Rights is known as CARE as a terrorist organization, citing its documented time ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and its long record of defending Islamist positions.
00:45:32 The process is now being contested in court, but the state has formally put care on notice that its activities and associations will no longer receive a free pass.
00:45:42 Let's face it, political Islamists have been explicit about their goals.
00:45:46 The Muslim Brotherhood's own internal memorandum described a civilization jihadist process aimed at destroying Western civilization from within and establishing Islamic governance.
00:45:57 Iranian regime leaders have chanted death to America for decades.
00:46:02 State hottest ideologues frame the United States as the primary obstacle to establishing a global order under Sharia.
00:46:11 That ideology does not seek coexistence under our Constitution.
00:46:15 It seeks to destroy us and then replace us.
00:46:19 Religious freedom in America has never meant the right to impose a parallel legal system 0.99
00:46:23 that subordinates women, 0.64
00:46:25 endangers children,
00:46:26 criminalizes dissent, 0.88
00:46:27 or celebrates the slaughter of Christians. 0.98
00:46:30 You can believe what you want in America, 0.97
00:46:33 but you cannot demand
00:46:34 that American courts or society
00:46:35 enforce rules that violate equal protection,
00:46:38 due process,
00:46:38 or the basic rights of girls,
00:46:40 women, and religious minorities.
00:46:43 We can welcome peaceful Muslims
00:46:45 who accept the Constitution
00:46:46 as supreme legal structure for our land.
00:46:49 We cannot and should not
00:46:51 grant protected status
00:46:53 or tolerate a political ideology that rejects the foundational equality and individual liberty that define our country.
00:47:01 That is not bigotry. That is self-preservation of our American system.
00:47:06 Let's bring in our guest.
00:47:09 Goldie Gamari is an Iranian-born activist and political analyst,
00:47:13 and Dr. Zuni Jasser is co-founder of the Muslim Reform Movement and former U.S. Navy lieutenant commander.
00:47:19 Welcome to you both. Happy to have you on the show tonight.
00:47:22 Thank you.
00:47:23 I'm going to start with you. 0.79
00:47:24 Your family saw Iran transformed into a radical theocracy.
00:47:29 Are we witnessing a slower but equally dangerous transformation in America as radicals are winning more and more elected positions?
00:47:37 Yes, absolutely. 0.82
00:47:38 I mean, the Islamic coup d'etat in 1979, it didn't happen overnight. 0.81
00:47:42 The Muslim Nazis, essentially, they began their attempts to take over Iran back in 1944. 0.84
00:47:50 before, and it took them four decades almost. So this is a slow creep. And what we're seeing 0.88
00:47:55 in the United States right now is exactly what we Iranians saw back in the 1950s and 0.99
00:48:00 60s, where you have these Muslim radicals, you know, they're demanding Sharia law, and 0.63
00:48:06 you know, when their religious values, let's say, are not respected, they call the Shah
00:48:13 of Iran a dictator. So for example, one of the things that the Shah of Iran did is he
00:48:17 banned child marriage. He made it illegal for Iranian girls to be married until the age of 19.
00:48:23 And one of the first things that the Islamic regime did when they occupied Iran in 1979 is 0.71
00:48:29 they lowered the age of, you know, child marriage for girls to the age of 13. So I did make a mistake 0.87
00:48:36 here. So the Shah of Iran, he when he raised the age of marriage for girls, it wasn't 19. I misspoke.
00:48:46 It was 18. So but he actually did do that. So the Shah of Iran, you know, when the Pahlavi dynasty and the Pahlavi family took over because they were modernizing Iran and, you know, they were taking control away from the Durkhas, right, and making Iran a modern, secular, democratic society.
00:49:06 one of the first things that they did is they banned child marriage. So the Pahlavi family 0.51
00:49:12 banned child marriage and they raised the age of, the minimum age of marriage for girls to 18.
00:49:20 I misspoke. I said 19 by mistake, but it was, it's 18. I don't know why I said 19. Guys, 0.56
00:49:26 like, this is what I mean. Remember, it was like a few days ago, we were watching something by
00:49:31 president trump and president trump said uh you know we've been saying 47 years for so long it's
00:49:37 actually 51 years no it's it it is actually 47 years so uh you know sometimes when you're when
00:49:43 you're in the zone you'll just say something and like you'll you'll misspeak uh and so this is one
00:49:50 of those situations where i actually um misspoke so it it wasn't 19 it was 18 and i know that it's
00:49:58 18. But for whatever reason, just, you know, in the moment, sometimes, you know, you don't, you
00:50:04 know, words come out, sometimes it happens to everyone, like everyone misspeaks once in a while,
00:50:09 right. So I just want to clarify that. But yeah, so the he raised the age of, you know, child
00:50:18 marriage, like they will not he raised, like he basically eradicated child marriage. And he put
00:50:26 the minimum age of marriage for Iranian girls at 18. This, of course, upset the Durkhas. This upset
00:50:35 the Muslim Nazis. And this is one of the reasons why the Muslim Nazis called him a dictator,
00:50:41 because the Muslim Nazis basically said that by raising the age of marriage for girls to 18, 0.59
00:50:50 uh that is um he's disrespecting their muslim values okay so um the the muslim nazis the 0.82
00:51:01 durkas or just not even just muslim nazis just like the muslims in general uh they didn't like
00:51:06 the fact that the shah banned uh child marriage they didn't like the fact that the shah gave 0.52
00:51:11 iranian women the right to vote because again that's also contrary to islam because as you 0.80
00:51:15 recall, Billy here said at the beginning in his intro, right, that a woman's testimony is worth 0.71
00:51:25 only half of a man's testimony. Guys, I really wanted to, you guys already know where I'm going
00:51:31 to go with this, but you guys already know that I've explained to you how in Islam, especially 0.99
00:51:37 in Shia Islam, a woman's life is worth less than the left testicle of a man. So I actually wanted 0.99
00:51:47 to, you know, I was debating, I was like, do I say that? I was like, you know what, I can't say
00:51:52 that on national TV. But guys, I was this close to saying, not only is a woman's testimony worth
00:52:00 half of a man's testimony, but a woman's life is worth less than the left testicle of a man. 0.99
00:52:08 So I was this close. 0.99
00:52:10 I was this close to saying, I was like, you know what?
00:52:12 I can't, I don't think the general American population
00:52:15 is ready for that yet, especially not on national TV.
00:52:20 But there you go, guys.
00:52:21 So yeah, maybe next time, maybe next time I'll say it.
00:52:27 If I'm invited again to speak about Sharia law in America,
00:52:33 I will bring it up next time. 1.00
00:52:35 Consistent.
00:52:36 Let's bring in our guest. 0.90
00:52:39 Goldie Gamari is an Iranian-born activist and political analyst,
00:52:43 and Dr. Zuni Jasser is co-founder of the Muslim Reform Movement
00:52:47 and former U.S. Navy lieutenant commander.
00:52:49 Welcome to you both. Happy to have you on the show tonight.
00:52:52 Thank you.
00:52:53 I'm going to start with you. 0.79
00:52:54 Your family saw Iran transformed into a radical theocracy. 0.60
00:53:00 Are we witnessing a slower but equally dangerous transformation in America
00:53:03 as radicals are winning more and more elected positions?
00:53:07 Yes, absolutely.
00:53:08 I mean, the Islamic coup d'etat in 1979, it didn't happen overnight. 0.83
00:53:12 The Muslim Nazis, essentially, they began their attempts to take over Iran back in 1944, 0.84
00:53:21 and it took them four decades almost. 0.89
00:53:23 So this is a slow creep. 0.84
00:53:25 And what we're seeing in the United States right now is exactly what we Iranians saw 1.00
00:53:29 back in the 1950s and 60s, where you have these Muslim radicals,
00:53:34 they're demanding Sharia law, and when their religious values, let's say, are not respected,
00:53:42 they call the Shah of Iran a dictator.
00:53:44 So, for example, one of the things that the Shah of Iran did is he banned child marriage.
00:53:49 He made it illegal for Iranian girls to be married until the age of 19.
00:53:53 And one of the first things that the Islamic regime did when they occupied Iran in 1979 0.71
00:53:58 is they lowered the age of, you know, child marriage for girls to the age of 13. 0.88
00:54:04 So, yeah, absolutely.
00:54:05 We're seeing the exact same things in the United States right now.
00:54:08 Yeah, it's dangerous.
00:54:09 It's frightening when you start to look at history and see how it can repeat itself so quickly. 1.00
00:54:14 Dr. Jasser, I want to ask you, you're a devout Muslim.
00:54:17 You're a Navy veteran.
00:54:18 Can you explain to us the difference between Islam as a personal faith
00:54:24 and the Islamists and Islamism as a political ideology?
00:54:28 Well, I can't tell you how important this is. This is why back in 2003 we formed the
00:54:33 American Islamic Forum for Democracy focused on this very American. There's nothing more
00:54:38 American than the belief that we want to defeat theocracy. So as a personal Muslim, my fasting,
00:54:44 my prayer, my pietistic personal beliefs are part of my faith of Islam. Islam has not separated
00:54:51 mosques and states. So for me to say that there's my Islam and another Islam, there isn't. There's 0.82
00:54:55 one Islam and that's why we want to reform 0.99
00:54:58 You know, so I actually have to give a lot of props to what he's saying here. 0.98
00:55:11 Because he's right. 1.00
00:55:14 There's only one Islam. 1.00
00:55:19 There's no difference between a moderate Muslim and a radical Muslim. 1.00
00:55:27 it's all the same they all believe the same thing um the radical muslim will chop your head off 0.98
00:55:39 while yelling aloha akbar and the moderate muslim will just shrug and say well you know they had it 0.96
00:55:47 coming because they're not muslim and before i allows it right so the radical the radicals 0.50
00:55:53 do the aloha akbaring and then the moderates just stand back and watch and don't get involved
00:55:59 so i've actually spoken about what he's saying here um in several live streams i don't know i
00:56:12 i don't know if i've made a video about it or not um if not maybe i will but i've spoken about
00:56:19 uh this concept um a number of times in the last seven or eight months where uh you know i talk
00:56:26 about how christianity went through a renaissance right so um there's a reason that the christianity
00:56:34 of today is not the same thing as the christianity of you know the medieval ages or you know the
00:56:41 salem witch trials or something or anything like that because uh there has been in one way or
00:56:48 another um a renaissance like a reform movement and you know christianity um has pretty much uh
00:56:57 you know updated right and so even though um christians still you know you know you have the
00:57:06 bible and uh there are certain passages in the bible which say certain things but um those are
00:57:13 not taken literally anymore. And, you know, Christianity no longer goes around and, you
00:57:20 know, murders people or, you know, whatever, or, you know, murders, you know, women because 0.97
00:57:24 they're witches or whatever, right? So the Christianity of today is not the Christianity 0.81
00:57:30 of 1000 years ago, because there's been a renaissance, there's been a reform, there's
00:57:37 been a modernization, right? There's pretty much been like an upgrade, an upgrade. And
00:57:42 And that's why Western societies, that this is literally why Western Christian, Judeo-Christian societies, I should say, because, of course, Israel is part of that. 0.71
00:57:54 But, I mean, unlike, you know, like the Jewish faith didn't, I don't know, I don't, I'm not like a big religious person, but I mean, you know, the Jewish people never went around, you know, doing what happened in the Middle East.
00:58:07 but that's, I'm not here to judge, but I'm just kind of, you know, trying to explain about this
00:58:11 reform movement, right? So the religion of Christianity today is not the same as what it
00:58:22 was 1000 years ago, because, you know, society modernized, people got educated, right? There
00:58:29 was the Renaissance, there was all of these things. And so now, this is literally why
00:58:35 the best countries in the world are all Judeo-Christian countries, whether it's America 0.74
00:58:43 or, you know, Israel or, you know, whatever. I mean, up until 1979, Iran was also one of the
00:58:51 best countries under the Pahlavi dynasty because the Shah was, you know, going away from Islam and 0.97
00:58:59 going more towards patriotism um but the problem with islam is that islam has never had this
00:59:07 reform right so what he's saying here i mean i agree with this 100 percent and uh you can just
00:59:15 like i was just surprised that he called it out for what it is right so he's basically saying that 0.80
00:59:23 his religion is the problem, because the vast majority of Muslims, they haven't reformed. So 0.88
00:59:30 the vast majority of Muslims are still believing in the same ideology of 1400 years ago. And when 0.96
00:59:42 you think about it, I mean, this is why you don't see any Arab countries condemned the Islamic 0.97
00:59:50 regime because at the end of the day what the islamic regime is doing to uh the united states 0.98
00:59:57 or israel or even to the iranian people because they're doing it in the name of allah and islam 0.81
01:00:03 and jihad remember all of these muslim countries they all play in the same league right so um the 0.90
01:00:09 muslim countries remain silent because uh you know they they might be the so-called moderate muslims 0.85
01:00:17 but the moderate muslims are not preventing the radicals from uh murdering non-muslims 0.93
01:00:24 right and so yeah you know what he's right there needs to be a reform movement but um
01:00:32 i don't know at the same time it's like uh oh i mean okay so if if you recognize how terrible 0.99
01:00:40 your religion is why are you a muslim like this is what i don't understand like do you not have 0.96
01:00:48 the self-awareness to understand how terrible the ideology is and so if if you are literally calling 1.00
01:00:55 out how terrible your religion is then why don't you have the self-awareness to leave your religion
01:01:03 and practice a different faith, right? And in fact, this is one of the main reasons why the 0.78
01:01:11 vast majority of Iranians are not Muslim anymore, right? Like I would say less than 20%. Okay, if I
01:01:18 want to be more, you know, more conservative, let's say less than 30% of Iranians are actually
01:01:23 practicing Muslims, I would say it's probably like closer to maybe 20% or less. And that's because, 0.99
01:01:32 you know one of the things that the islamic you know one of the only things that the islamic 1.00
01:01:36 regime has been successful in is exposing how evil islam is and exposing how evil the ideology is 1.00
01:01:43 so um yeah this is why the vast majority of iranians are not muslim and uh the two fastest 0.99
01:01:52 growing religions in occupied iran right now are christianity and zoroastrianism now the vast
01:01:58 majority of Iranians are atheist or agnostic. And that's because a lot of Iranians are 1.00
01:02:06 experiencing religious, like religious fatigue, right? And that's because the only religion 1.00
01:02:15 that Iranians all of us know about is Islam. And, you know, Islam, again, it's, it's a death cult. 1.00
01:02:22 It's all about, you know, murder and rape and pillage and, you know, fighting the infidels. 1.00
01:02:28 And, you know, you have to be afraid and fear Allah and all this stuff. 1.00
01:02:34 Right. So, you know, unlike, let's say, Christianity, again, guys, I'm not like a religious expert.
01:02:40 So I'm just going to stick with, you know, the religion that I'm comfortable with, which is Christianity.
01:02:45 you know unlike Christianity where Christianity is all about you know love and you know be kind
01:02:53 to your neighbor and you know that kind of stuff right and you know Christianity is very very
01:02:58 welcoming and you know very very you know open to everyone and you know when I was an elected
01:03:05 official I actually got invited to numerous you know church sermons whether it was just like a
01:03:13 random Sunday sermon or like a Christmas sermon or something. And I would always go because,
01:03:19 you know, I was, I'm not Christian, but I was always interested in, you know, learning about
01:03:25 it and, you know, seeing, seeing what happens because my experience with religion is of course 0.98
01:03:31 the Muslim Nazis. And whenever you hear like an imam speak, it's always like, right? Like kill 0.99
01:03:37 the infidel, right? Like every single, you know, religious sermon by like a, like an Islamic 1.00
01:03:42 cleric is just like, oh, no, no, no, kill the infidel, fear Allah. You know, if you don't follow 0.98
01:03:48 Allah, you're going to go to hell, right? Like that's pretty much every single Islamic sermon
01:03:53 summed up. But when I, whenever I would go to, you know, churches and where I would be invited to go
01:04:00 and I would sit there and I would listen, it was just so beautiful, right? It was all about,
01:04:05 You know, love your neighbor, be a good person, you know, be kind, all that kind of stuff, right? So, yeah, I think that's one of the reasons why a lot of Iranians have sort of religious fatigue, because all we know is this Durka jihadi nonsense. 0.96
01:04:27 And of course, we Iranians, we have the self-awareness to leave Islam. 0.86
01:04:37 And that's why the vast majority are not, I mean, we never really were anyway.
01:04:42 Like even before 1979, when Iran was sort of like majority Muslim, it was like a non-practicing, secular type of Islam, right? 0.60
01:04:52 because no one like it was just a label that was slapped on us and no one really cared um but of 0.96
01:04:58 course then the durkas took advantage of that and then they imposed islam but um you know one of the
01:05:05 reasons that it's been very easy for iranians to sort of leave islam is because we as iranians we
01:05:14 still have our Iranian identity, we have our Iranian history, we have our Iranian language,
01:05:22 we have our own Iranian religion, right? So the Iranian identity has existed for thousands of
01:05:32 years before Islam. So when we, you know, when we reject Islam, it doesn't, it doesn't like 0.99
01:05:43 mean anything to us right like it doesn't impact us in a big way because that's not really a part
01:05:49 of our culture or identity anyway uh it's almost as if like you know there's iran and then iran 0.85
01:05:56 has been covered with this like you know black black shroud let's say this black shroud of islam 0.66
01:06:02 and now it's just like you know you're just taking off the jacket right you're just you're 0.88
01:06:06 removing the shroud and you know there's iran um but for certain people and you know from certain
01:06:16 parts of the world um who have been colonized not just conquered guys right because iran iran
01:06:27 was conquered by the arab muslims but um we weren't colonized right they weren't able to
01:06:33 like they weren't able to destroy our Iranian language, identity, heritage, all of that stuff. 0.89
01:06:40 But for certain people from certain parts of the world who not only were conquered, but they were
01:06:46 also colonized, they've pretty much forgotten their roots, right? They've forgotten their roots,
01:06:52 they've forgotten their cultural heritage. And a very good example of that is Pakistan and 0.95
01:06:57 Bangladesh. Pakistan and Bangladesh used to be a part of India. And, you know, people who are in
01:07:04 Pakistan, they used to be either, you know, you know, Buddhist or Hindu, or, you know, Sikh or,
01:07:11 you know, whatever. Same thing with Bangladesh. Of course, they were all not just conquered, 0.97
01:07:19 they were colonized. And that's why people in Pakistan, the only thing they have is Islam, 1.00
01:07:25 Right. Like for so, for example, like Pakistan, it's literally like it was created as a two state solution between India and, you know, the Durkhas in India who wanted their own state because they weren't able to, let's say, live peacefully with Hindus, even though Hindus are literally some of the most peaceful people in the world. 0.70
01:07:47 In fact, when the Arab Muslim invaders came 1400 years ago, many Iranians or Astrians fled and they fled to India and the Hindus gave them refuge.
01:08:02 And, you know, they're now called the Parsis. Right. Because Parsi comes from Persian.
01:08:07 um so it's absolutely wild to me that anyone thinks that they can't live peacefully uh with
01:08:15 with hindu people because it's you know again another peaceful uh religion and you know an
01:08:20 ancient civilization and of course um you know the history of iranians and indians goes back
01:08:26 thousands of years as well um and you know buddhists buddhists are the same so anyway so 0.96
01:08:32 So these Durkhas in Pakistan were like, no, no, no, we can't live peacefully with the Hindus because we're being oppressed by the Hindus. 0.97
01:08:40 So they created their own state. 0.99
01:08:43 And literally, Pakistan, it's, by the way, Pakistan, it's, Pak is an Iranian word.
01:08:50 It means pure.
01:08:52 So the word Pakistan basically means land of the pure.
01:08:57 And what is pure about Pakistan is that it is a Muslim country.
01:09:02 So when the Muslims, you know, in India wanted their own country, they literally named their Muslim country the land of the pure, because by pure, they mean Muslim. And then they've started, of course, discriminating against, you know, Christian Pakistanis and, you know, Hindu Pakistanis.
01:09:22 And, you know, anyone, anyone who was unfortunate enough to live within the border of Pakistan and not be Muslim, right?
01:09:33 Like if you live within Pakistan and you are not a Muslim, you have literally no rights.
01:09:40 And I've mentioned this before, but Christian Pakistanis are some of the most oppressed Christians in the world, right? 0.78
01:09:50 Like when I think of, you know, it's pretty much the same level as as like, you know, Nigerians in sorry, Christians in Nigeria who are being murdered by the Muslims genocided there.
01:10:06 so uh Pakistani Christians have it even worse um you don't really hear too much about the horrors
01:10:15 that um Pakistani Christians go through because they're just not a big very big population so
01:10:20 they don't really have um a lot of voices there but I've spoken about um Christian Pakistanis
01:10:26 before but have okay but having said all that I digress so let you know let me go back to this
01:10:32 interview now, because again, like, it's, it's wild to me,
01:10:36 absolutely wild to me that this guy, right, like, he's
01:10:39 literally calling out that, you know, his religion is a problem. 0.81
01:10:44 But for some reason, he doesn't have the self awareness to to 0.71
01:10:47 leave, right? Like, if you know that it's like a, if you know
01:10:51 that there's problems with your religious ideology, why are you
01:10:56 still calling yourself a Muslim? Right? It's like, hmm. And 0.70
01:11:00 then and then he also literally says that there's no difference between a moderate muslim and a
01:11:07 radical muslim it's all the same and i'm like oh okay so so you're you're you yourself are admitting
01:11:15 that there's no difference between a moderate and a radical but you're calling yourself a moderate
01:11:22 and you're calling yourself a muslim oh i don't know man but you know what not my circus not my 0.89
01:11:29 monkeys. Oh wait, Tusi's going live soon? Okay, thank you for letting me know. Child marriage. He 0.92
01:11:35 made it illegal for Iranian girls to be married until the age of 19. And one of the first things 1.00
01:11:41 that the Islamic regime did when they occupied Iran in 1979 is they lowered the age of, you know,
01:11:48 child marriage for girls to the age of 13. So yeah, absolutely. We're seeing the exact same 0.88
01:11:53 things in the United States right now. Yeah, it's dangerous. It's frightening when you start to look
01:11:57 in history and see how it can repeat itself so quickly uh dr jasser i want to ask you
01:12:02 you're a devout muslim you're a navy veteran can you explain to us the difference between islam
01:12:09 as a personal faith and the islamists and islamism as a political ideology
01:12:15 well i can't tell you how important this is this is why back in 2003 we formed the american
01:12:20 islamic forum for democracy focused on this very american there's nothing more american than the
01:12:25 belief that we want to defeat theocracy so as a personal muslim my fasting my prayer my pietistic
01:12:32 personal beliefs are part of my faith of islam islam has not separated mosques and states so
01:12:38 for me to say that there's my islam and another islam there isn't there's one islam and that's
01:12:43 why we want to reform islamic doctrine and bring us into the 21st century because right now we're
01:12:49 still in the 12th and 13th century yeah all of the islamic doctrine that is legal islam or sharia
01:12:55 has not rendered under caesar what is caesar and unto gods what is god so the treatment of women
01:13:00 the the uh belief that apostate should be killed the the lack of free speech and blasphemy laws
01:13:06 what happened with charlie abdo all of these things imam wahaj who was one of the care imams
01:13:12 that mamdani used basically held the cause held the quran up when i was there as a naval officer
01:13:18 in 1996 and said we as muslims need to replace the u.s constitution with this quran i was horrified
01:13:25 so yes as a muslim i came to america my family came to america because we could be more muslim
01:13:31 in our interpretation here in america than we could in any muslim majority country
01:13:36 so therefore these things have deep reforms that are needed christian world took 1789 years
01:13:43 until it had a a constitution that rendered under caesar what is caesar and into gods what is god so
01:13:49 we are 1445 years old as a faith for anyone who says that we have reformed and separated
01:13:55 it's it's it's a fiction it has not happened yet but we have work to do go they want to ask you
01:14:01 uh iranian women they're risking their lives to escape uh compulsory islamic law uh why do you
01:14:06 see this drive with american liberal activists defending this horrific ideology so liberal 1.00
01:14:15 women. Yeah, you know, so this is basically the unholy alliance of the red and the black, the 1.00
01:14:20 Shah of Iran, the late Shah Shah and Shah Aryehmeh. He spoke about this. So it's this alliance between 1.00
01:14:26 the woke progressive left and the Islamists and jihadis. And they're united in their anti-American, 0.61
01:14:35 anti-imperialism, let's say, ideology, anti-Western ideology. So that's exactly what we're seeing
01:14:41 today. In fact, in 1979, it was the communists and the Islamists who destroyed Iran. And that's 0.87
01:14:47 exactly why we're seeing what's happening today. So these woke leftist liberal women who have no 1.00
01:14:52 idea that they literally would not last 10 seconds in a Muslim country governed by Sharia law, 1.00
01:14:59 because they're ignorant, they're out there and they're supporting the jihadis because they 0.98
01:15:04 actually believe that the jihadis are the so-called victims. And, you know, they're all 1.00
01:15:09 suffering from trump derangement syndrome here that's exactly what's happening yeah there's no
01:15:13 doubt about that all right goldie gamari great to see you dr zoo sir thank you both for joining me
01:15:18 tonight coming up it's not just okay guys so tuesday's coming up in four minutes uh so i'm
01:15:28 gonna get to your questions and comments super quick and then i'm gonna take a break and then
01:15:32 i will be back for the actual analysis and i'm gonna read my notes for you guys i promise so
01:15:38 let me just get through your super chats really quick because I know everyone wants to go tune
01:15:43 in to Tusi. I do as well. Guys, make sure that you're following Tusi. Support him. Show him some
01:15:48 love. So Henry Mann says, Hi, Goldie. American here, and I have followed your channel since
01:15:54 about day seven or so. Oh, thank you, Henry. Welcome. God bless America. I don't post a lot,
01:16:01 if at all, but I support the Iranians down with the regime. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you, 1.00
01:16:06 Henry. Uh, very kind words. Really appreciate that. Thank you. Thank you so much. You just
01:16:13 made my day. Uh, pushup says, isn't the Shah saying the same thing as, uh, Zudi? Uh, the,
01:16:20 the Shah doesn't, so, uh, uh, his Royal Highness doesn't actually want to reform Islam. Basically
01:16:25 what he's saying is that we need separation of church and state and no religion should, um,
01:16:30 should govern any country. So there you go. So not technically the same thing because the Shah
01:16:39 is not on a quest to reform Islam. The Shah is on a quest to free Iran from Islam and make it a 0.99
01:16:48 secular democratic country. If Muslims want to reform their religion, that's up to them. 1.00
01:16:55 All right, guys. 2C is going live soon. Thank you so much for tuning in. I will be back in a couple of hours when, you know, 2C is done and then give me like an hour or so after that. And we'll continue. We'll continue. Until then, guys, I'm Goldie Gamari. You've been watching The Goldie Show. And as always, now you know. I'll see all you guys very soon. 1.00
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