SNEAKO - SNEAKO X FIRAS ZAHABI

00:00:00 I can't choke the dead, dead ends in my mind

00:00:04 Police can swear to God, but see me from the gun

00:00:13 I know my friends and I, would probably turn the gun

00:00:18 If you get out of bed, come find us heading for the bridge

00:00:24 Bring us to the snow, all the rage might do the dark age

00:00:28 I breathe in stereo, the stereo sounds strange

00:00:33 I know that if you hide, it doesn't go away

00:00:38 If you get out of bed, and find me standing all alone

00:00:43 Open eye, burn the page, my little dark age

00:00:58 What up love speech?

00:01:18 I'd like to play

00:01:20 Da da da

00:01:22 Let me tell you

00:01:30 I'm out here

00:01:31 Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo

00:01:33 No more parties in LA

00:01:42 Please baby, no more parties in LA

00:01:44 No more parties in LA

00:01:47 Please baby, no more parties in LA

00:01:49 No more

00:02:03 We'll be right back.

00:02:33 We'll be right back.

00:03:03 We'll be right back.

00:03:33 We'll be right back.

00:04:03 We'll be right back.

00:04:33 We're good to go.

00:04:39 All right.

00:04:40 We're good to go.

00:04:44 Yeah, not off to a great start.

00:04:48 That's annoying.

00:04:50 Nothing like a single stream without technical difficulties.

00:04:52 Okay, cool.

00:04:54 All right.

00:04:54 Kick Rumble.

00:04:55 What's going on, man?

00:04:56 How you guys doing?

00:04:59 How you guys doing?

00:04:59 Want to make sure.

00:05:00 Is there an error or...

00:05:02 Why do I see two different...

00:05:05 Kick is a weird website.

00:05:10 Yeah, but we have a great stream plan today.

00:05:12 Both good.

00:05:12 Okay.

00:05:13 There's no light.

00:05:14 Is there an old VOD or no?

00:05:16 Do you guys see an old VOD from that thing or whatever?

00:05:18 Look at the W's from Rumble Chat.

00:05:21 I appreciate you guys.

00:05:22 Zionist attack. 0.87

00:05:23 It's okay.

00:05:23 Low quality image.

00:05:25 Is it low quality?

00:05:30 Okay, let's see. 1.00

00:05:32 Shit, bro. 1.00

00:05:32 I don't know how I wanted to start. 0.99

00:05:33 No, it looks fine.

00:05:37 It looks fine.

00:05:39 Okay.

00:05:42 W Blending is still showing.

00:05:44 Are you talking about my internet or are you talking about my hairline?

00:05:46 I don't know what you're speaking about. 0.80

00:05:52 Gay Jacket. 1.00

00:05:53 Shut up. 1.00

00:05:53 It's a nice jean jacket. 1.00

00:05:55 Don't talk to me like that.

00:05:56 Be respectful. 0.99

00:06:01 Rumble Chat said, turn off your kick butts. 1.00

00:06:03 They're messing with the lag.

00:06:05 I don't know what that was.

00:06:07 360 show your outfit. 1.00

00:06:09 Do you think I'm a bitch? 1.00

00:06:10 Like, what are you talking about? 1.00

00:06:12 Are you leaving kick now?

00:06:13 Yeah, there's some stuff to talk about.

00:06:14 Yeah, but we have a great interview planned with Frost the Hobby today.

00:06:17 I'm looking forward to speaking to him. 0.97

00:06:21 Looking a bit homosexual. 0.81

00:06:23 What does that even mean?

00:06:25 Just from a jacket, a jean shirt and jackets.

00:06:27 What do you mean?

00:06:28 Go to Turkey.

00:06:29 Every day.

00:06:30 Every day with my appearance.

00:06:31 I think I'm looking good.

00:06:33 I've been consistent in the gym.

00:06:36 I just came today.

00:06:37 One of those days where I didn't want to go.

00:06:39 I didn't want to go at all.

00:06:40 But I had a good workout.

00:06:42 I worked really hard.

00:06:43 Looking nice.

00:06:44 Good.

00:06:45 No fashion sense. 1.00

00:06:46 It's a fucking jean jacket. 1.00

00:06:47 What do you expect? 1.00

00:06:49 I think like every single person that talks about my appearance, I want to know what you look like.

00:06:53 Put your Instagram right now in the chat so I can see what you look like.

00:06:57 Whoever's saying that.

00:06:58 Same shirt, four days. 1.00

00:06:59 It's a fucking white t-shirt. 1.00

00:07:02 TikTok live. 1.00

00:07:03 I just started the stream. 0.99

00:07:06 You look like a lesbian soccer player. 1.00

00:07:08 What? 0.99

00:07:08 Who is that?

00:07:10 All right.

00:07:10 I don't care.

00:07:11 I don't care.

00:07:11 Are you going to go to party with Aiden?

00:07:15 Like a swinger party or the website?

00:07:18 What do you mean?

00:07:19 What do you mean?

00:07:20 Yeah, but that kick's in a weird spot, isn't it?

00:07:24 Rumble's been consistent.

00:07:26 I'm not going to lie.

00:07:27 But kick is in a weird spot.

00:07:28 And I've been seeing a lot of funny things.

00:07:30 Also, if anyone knows any good information on Frost the Hobby, I've been looking forward to this interview for a long time.

00:07:35 It's a long time coming.

00:07:36 And if it goes well, then I'll pull it to Montreal and we can do a good collab with him.

00:07:41 Fixer team.

00:07:42 Bronson has been doing some really good edits.

00:07:44 Dippin's been helping a lot. 0.98

00:07:45 Waze has been like, I don't know what the fuck's going on with him. 0.98

00:07:47 I'm not going to lie. 0.97

00:07:48 It's like he's been sick and then there's like issues and, you know, hopefully.

00:07:52 But it's good to show loyalty to your team regardless.

00:07:56 But he's been, I don't know, he's going through something.

00:07:58 Because there's been like, you know, simple mistakes.

00:08:00 Like the spelling error yesterday for the stream, that really annoyed me, bro.

00:08:04 Like spelling a title wrong, that's just like, dude, what do you like?

00:08:06 You get paid too much money to spell words wrong in a title.

00:08:10 There's only two words in the title.

00:08:12 You know what I'm saying?

00:08:13 You know?

00:08:14 You know what I'm saying?

00:08:15 That should not be a problem.

00:08:16 Go to Turkey with, I'm not, it's, it's, it's, stop making that joke.

00:08:21 It's not funny anymore.

00:08:22 Try different jokes. 1.00

00:08:23 Tell them, hug and kiss my ass. 1.00

00:08:24 Yes, I'm not, I don't need, please wash your clothes. 1.00

00:08:29 You wear the same.

00:08:31 LGBTQ jacket.

00:08:32 All right.

00:08:32 Can I yap about the gym?

00:08:34 Can I talk about how good I've been feeling and consistent?

00:08:36 Look at my face.

00:08:37 I have a glow on my face.

00:08:38 This is that sobriety, no fat, consistent gym glow.

00:08:42 I've been working really hard and I feel good.

00:08:45 And I've been going to the sauna every day too.

00:08:47 So that's really, that's why I sound like this.

00:08:49 I'm, I've, I've really been enjoying it.

00:08:51 Have my protein shakes.

00:08:52 I'm trying to gain some weight.

00:08:54 Are you balding?

00:08:55 I don't care.

00:08:56 If I go bald, I don't care.

00:08:58 I'm not, see, let me just end the turkey things once and for all.

00:09:01 I'm not going to get a hair transplant. 0.99

00:09:02 If you fucking losers need hair to have self-esteem, then go to Turkey and spend 10 bans so that 1.00

00:09:09 people can thread a needle in your scalp. 1.00

00:09:11 Not me. 0.99

00:09:12 I'll gladly be a bald Chinese guy. 0.89

00:09:14 I'll look like a monk before I ever go to Turkey and sew a needle in my hair. 0.84

00:09:19 So stop suggesting that.

00:09:21 I'm not going to do it.

00:09:22 I'm not insecure about my hair.

00:09:24 I don't need it. 0.91

00:09:26 You, if you're afraid of being bald, you got a weird head. 0.92

00:09:29 Not if you give weird head, if you have a weird head, that's on you. 0.81

00:09:35 That's on you.

00:09:36 It's 3k. 0.99

00:09:37 How the fuck do you know the price? 0.99

00:09:39 How do you know the price? 0.99

00:09:41 And also I strategically wear my headphones like this so that I don't get the headphone

00:09:45 in debt from all the weird streamers because the streamers, they keep their headphones

00:09:49 here all the time.

00:09:50 It's always pressing in the middle of their head and they end up having a dent in their

00:09:54 scalp.

00:09:55 I wear it in the back, like a snap, just like this.

00:09:58 So I don't, so I don't ever get it.

00:09:59 All right.

00:10:00 Cause when I'm done streaming, I don't want to have any remnants.

00:10:03 I don't want to have any Turkey scars and he hadn't headphone indents. 1.00

00:10:07 I want none of that.

00:10:09 I want none of that.

00:10:14 Rumble saying Trump is Israel first. 1.00

00:10:17 Damn that hairline is crooked. 1.00

00:10:18 Resident Evil, you're fucking pussy, bro. 1.00

00:10:20 You, you've been chatting for three years, for two years straight and Rumble and you're 1.00

00:10:25 never going to pose what you look like.

00:10:26 So don't talk about my, my appearance when you are going to hide behind the computer

00:10:30 for the rest of your life.

00:10:31 Be honest, bro.

00:10:32 I don't want to hear a word from any of these people talking about what I look like and

00:10:35 they're never going to show their face.

00:10:37 All right.

00:10:38 You have no, you have no legs to stand on.

00:10:40 You're not going to do it.

00:10:42 Ball the code for life.

00:10:43 I don't care.

00:10:44 Also yet.

00:10:45 Trump is appointing a lot of people to his cabinet.

00:10:47 I like some of the people that he rejected.

00:10:49 I'd like that Nikki Haley's not going to be involved.

00:10:51 I like that Pompeo is not going to be involved, but Huckabee being the, um, the ambassador

00:10:56 to Israel is he appointed a Hindu to the new CIA director is a Hindu Indian.

00:11:03 So shout out to the cow worshipers. 1.00

00:11:08 Okay.

00:11:09 It's a lot of Zionists and Indians in the cabinet so far. 0.99

00:11:12 It's not, it's, it's not great.

00:11:15 It's not great.

00:11:16 Marco Rubio, a lot of these never Trumpers.

00:11:18 I've been more loyal to Trump than a lot of the people in his cabinet right now.

00:11:23 Cause I was there.

00:11:24 I voted back in, I was supporting in 2015, 2016.

00:11:28 These people hated him.

00:11:29 These people were running against him.

00:11:31 They were saying that he was incapable.

00:11:33 They're saying he was orange, saying he was rich.

00:11:35 He didn't know what he was doing.

00:11:37 And now they're part of his cabinet.

00:11:38 Huckabee, remember he ran against him in 2016.

00:11:40 Marco Rubio, not good.

00:11:43 CIA worships the cows.

00:11:45 I don't care.

00:11:46 Your hairline is worse than LeBron. 0.97

00:11:52 Just go bald now. 0.90

00:11:53 All right.

00:11:54 Like why do I, why do I try to talk about anything serious?

00:11:57 When like, everyone just has the most like low IQ.

00:12:00 Also, Resident Evil has been hiding ever since then.

00:12:03 Resident, ever since I told you to post your Instagram, you've been hiding. 0.76

00:12:06 Everyone, like real quick.

00:12:07 I want to see you on both chats.

00:12:09 We're on a little kick.

00:12:10 Post your Instagram right now.

00:12:11 Before you talk about my jacket or my hair. 1.00

00:12:13 What the fuck do you look like? 1.00

00:12:15 The fuck do you look like? 1.00

00:12:17 Balling Muslim. 1.00

00:12:21 Where?

00:12:22 Do I, I don't, I don't see any links in the chat.

00:12:25 Halako just linked a clip.

00:12:26 I don't see, I don't see one link. 1.00

00:12:28 Champagne poppy, you're pussy. 1.00

00:12:30 Pussy. 1.00

00:12:31 Pussy. 1.00

00:12:33 Nobody's going to do it. 1.00

00:12:38 So, shh, shh, shh.

00:12:43 Bro's grifting bald.

00:12:44 What are you talking about?

00:12:46 What are you talking about?

00:12:49 Ay, ay, ay.

00:12:50 Stop trying to act all smart.

00:12:53 What do you want me to do?

00:12:54 You want me to like lift my legs up in the air in missionary position?

00:12:57 You know, like, like, you see other streamers. 1.00

00:12:59 You want me to, you want me to take a shit on stream? 0.99

00:13:01 It's funny. 0.99

00:13:02 Before I started streaming on, cross-streaming on kick, I used to make jokes about how people

00:13:05 want me to poop and twerk on kick. 0.91

00:13:07 And that's what I see. 0.99

00:13:08 Like, kick content now is literally people taking shits. 0.99

00:13:12 Farting. 0.99

00:13:12 It was ironic before, but there's kick streamers, like, just pooping and shitting on stream. 0.97

00:13:19 Like, what am I, what is this content? 0.97

00:13:22 You know, maybe gambling's better. 0.99

00:13:24 Maybe gambling's not so bad if people are pooping and shitting for clips. 0.98

00:13:33 Low taper fade was better. 0.99

00:13:34 You're a grown man talking about my hair.

00:13:36 Like, who are you?

00:13:38 All right, I want to see this.

00:13:40 Streamers making sure Andy Ross isn't one of the best collab streamed with Donald Trump.

00:13:44 There's no way.

00:13:45 You know, I do think the Strickland stream was, in my opinion, because I'm my biggest fan.

00:13:52 I think the Strickland stream was the best of the year.

00:13:54 But if we're, of the ones nominated, is like, very clearly, Kai Sinat, Kevin Hart, and Drewski. 0.99

00:13:59 I don't know who the fuck this is. 0.98

00:14:02 Agent and Kenna. 1.00

00:14:05 Aiden Ross, Donald Trump.

00:14:06 It's not even, like, it's not even close.

00:14:08 It's not even close.

00:14:12 How was this even nominated? 0.99

00:14:14 Who the fuck is this guy? 0.99

00:14:16 And this stream was funny, but it's just like, you know, a lot of screaming and screaming. 1.00

00:14:20 Who?

00:14:23 This girl, an agent.

00:14:25 And then a stream that influenced the election.

00:14:29 How is this even up for debate?

00:14:30 And then finally, our last nominee, Aiden Ross and Donald Trump.

00:14:35 Best streamed collab.

00:14:37 It's got to be Kai, Kevin, Drewski.

00:14:42 Oy, oy, oy, bro.

00:14:44 I'm off to go with...

00:14:45 Jinxy, dude. 0.89

00:14:46 Like, it's like there's a whole agenda from all these leftist streamers.

00:14:51 All the Jinxy clips I've seen since we did the podcast is him crying. 0.99

00:14:56 It's him crying over his girlfriend, saying that he jerks off to porn too much. 0.99

00:15:02 And then that's it. 0.99

00:15:05 And then breaking up with the known OnlyFans.

00:15:08 Guys, like, you're salty, you're not top five.

00:15:15 Chad, I'm not going to ever make a streaming award.

00:15:17 I'm not going to get these awards, probably.

00:15:20 That's why I like when rappers just dissing themselves.

00:15:22 Like, Drake, for example, he doesn't even acknowledge the Grammys at all because he realizes he's bigger than that.

00:15:27 That's what I think Aiden should do.

00:15:28 Aiden should not care about this because he should just be like, let me transcend it. 0.99

00:15:32 Because who the fuck is on this list? 0.99

00:15:34 Like, you guys are saying I'm salty, I'm not on it. 1.00

00:15:35 But Wallahi, I have no idea who the fuck this is. 0.98

00:15:39 For God's sake, finally download The Last of Us. 0.98

00:15:42 It's downloading.

00:15:44 And then this girl. 1.00

00:15:46 Yeah, I mean, it's, fuck. 1.00

00:15:48 Trueski. 1.00

00:15:50 I'm going to have to go with Kai here, bro.

00:15:51 Kai.

00:15:52 I watch Kai.

00:15:53 Aiden Donald Trump.

00:15:54 I don't care about Trump.

00:15:57 He has an American flag right here.

00:15:59 Playboy Max, you have an American flag right here and you don't care about the president?

00:16:03 What are you talking about?

00:16:04 I don't care about, so you care about Fortnite Friday?

00:16:11 Fortnite Friday?

00:16:14 This?

00:16:14 Like, I like Aiden, respect to Aiden. 0.94

00:16:16 But like, how the fuck is Kenna in the same category as the stream that influenced the elect? 0.89

00:16:24 How are we even talking about this? 0.95

00:16:27 How is this a controversial decision?

00:16:32 This didn't touch the Kevin Hart, Kai Sinat stream. 0.99

00:16:48 Yeah, this fucking guy ruined it, bro. 0.92

00:16:49 I was liking this edit until I saw him here. 0.99

00:16:52 Like, oh my god.

00:16:53 Brother, brother.

00:16:53 He was probably going to say that too.

00:16:56 Like, brother, Kai Sinat and Kevin Hart did was not cringe.

00:17:03 So, brother, look.

00:17:04 Look, dude.

00:17:05 Trump. 1.00

00:17:06 Your Trump literally is a racist. 1.00

00:17:12 Brother. 1.00

00:17:12 He does not wear a dress.

00:17:16 I wanted to kiss Trump on the lips, brother. 1.00

00:17:18 But he is stupid if you like Trump. 1.00

00:17:28 Like, how? 1.00

00:17:29 No, no, no.

00:17:30 Real talk.

00:17:31 This stream happened.

00:17:35 The president.

00:17:37 The president.

00:17:44 Am I going insane?

00:17:46 Am I going insane?

00:17:48 Yeah.

00:17:49 Kai Sinat.

00:17:50 Kevin Hart cleared.

00:17:53 Am I going nuts?

00:17:59 And then finally. 1.00

00:18:00 I bet, like, who cares about these fucking awards, dude? 0.99

00:18:03 Like, I've never heard of this guy in my life. 0.99

00:18:07 Who is this, by the way?

00:18:09 Who is this?

00:18:10 Who's this girl? 0.83

00:18:13 She. 0.93

00:18:19 Is she kind of.

00:18:23 Does she hate me?

00:18:25 Or what's the.

00:18:25 What's the.

00:18:26 Has she said.

00:18:27 Has she called me like an anti-Semite or something?

00:18:30 Ludwig White.

00:18:35 Who's Ludwig again?

00:18:42 Mr. Beast?

00:18:43 Oh, dude.

00:18:44 Okay.

00:18:45 All right.

00:18:46 Well, so.

00:18:46 Yeah.

00:18:47 All right.

00:18:48 Um.

00:18:48 Donald Trump.

00:18:49 I'm not sure I'm going to be weird.

00:18:50 Best.

00:18:50 All right.

00:18:51 I'm going to call.

00:18:51 I'm going to call for Austin and let's go through clips real quick.

00:18:53 Real quick.

00:18:54 Real quick.

00:18:55 I have to give props to Myron Gaines, though.

00:18:59 He.

00:18:59 He's doing a good job.

00:19:00 And.

00:19:01 Is this Ludwig?

00:19:02 Sneeko. 0.54

00:19:03 I saw Sneeko actually.

00:19:04 Hey, W girl. 1.00

00:19:05 W girl.

00:19:05 Twitter about how.

00:19:07 When you hate Jews or talk badly about Jewish people, it's automatically anti-Semitism.

00:19:14 Yeah.

00:19:15 And I thought to myself, wow, Sneeko does have a point.

00:19:18 Because it's funny.

00:19:19 Because like.

00:19:21 Like if you talk any hate about Jewish people.

00:19:24 Should I set her up with Jake Future on a date?

00:19:27 Check.

00:19:28 IRL, he made her and Jake E.

00:19:31 People compare you to Hitler.

00:19:34 But it's like.

00:19:36 Like.

00:19:37 I walk around Boston. 1.00

00:19:39 And there's fucking cafes. 1.00

00:19:40 That's Rachel. 1.00

00:19:41 Nero.

00:19:42 Nero.

00:19:45 In a country that trusts in God?

00:19:48 Cafe Nero.

00:19:49 Nero killed so many. 0.90

00:19:51 You're trying to go bald like Andrew Tate, I see.

00:19:52 Never beating the Taco Tate allegations.

00:19:54 What do you mean I'm trying to go bald?

00:19:55 Because I don't want to sew hair. 1.00

00:19:58 Like some Brazilian bitch's hair on my head in Turkey for 10K. 1.00

00:20:02 I'm trying to go bald. 1.00

00:20:03 No.

00:20:04 Bro.

00:20:04 Did my.

00:20:05 Why are you.

00:20:06 Why do you still talk about this?

00:20:08 Is it because I react to it?

00:20:09 Like I like.

00:20:10 Okay.

00:20:10 You know what?

00:20:11 It's fine.

00:20:11 W girl, by the way.

00:20:13 What's her name?

00:20:15 Why are you putting Jew stars here? 1.00

00:20:16 But you're right.

00:20:17 You're right.

00:20:17 Held so many Christians.

00:20:19 I love that from the Dambles Earring interview.

00:20:21 He really pointed out how the Armenian genocide is confirmed.

00:20:24 10 million people got genocided by Zionists. 1.00

00:20:27 But you can question that and like no one cares.

00:20:31 But different holocausts, different genocides. 0.84

00:20:33 If you question that, your Wikipedia gets changed forever.

00:20:39 Oh no.

00:20:40 Is this a bar mitzvah?

00:20:41 Why is, I don't, I don't care.

00:21:02 Why is this W formal?

00:21:04 I don't care about your formal.

00:21:06 20 years ago, Kamala Harris slandered Michael Jackson. 1.00

00:21:09 And now Donald Trump has finally avenged him.

00:21:12 Few people know that Trump and Michael were once best friends.

00:21:15 In 1993, Michael was accused of inappropriate relations with children.

00:21:19 And the media began attacking him relentlessly.

00:21:22 At a crucial moment.

00:21:23 Did you know that Rabbi Schmolle was all, was all up in Michael Jackson's business? 0.83

00:21:28 Attacking him relentlessly.

00:21:30 At a crucial moment, Trump took Michael into his home for nine months and chased away all

00:21:34 the media that showed up.

00:21:36 From that point on, they formed a deep friendship.

00:21:39 Unexpectedly, in 2003, Michael was slandered again.

00:21:42 This time the media actually.

00:21:44 No way you wanted a multi-million dollar deal and you only get 2K views.

00:21:47 Chad, you want me to bot like everybody else?

00:21:49 Did you want me to do that so that your self-esteem could feel better?

00:21:53 Before, see this is why people bot.

00:21:55 Because I'm streaming, I'm cross-streaming and the people, oh, they talk about views.

00:21:57 Do you want me to do that?

00:21:58 Do you want to see 18,000 people like watching me sleep and fart?

00:22:02 Is that, yes?

00:22:04 Everyone bots.

00:22:05 Why do you care?

00:22:06 Like if you know that I'm not botting, why does that matter to you?

00:22:09 People's, even, it's crazy that people who aren't even streamers are invested into

00:22:13 stuff like this.

00:22:14 Why don't you just grow your hair long to hide the balding? 1.00

00:22:17 Because I'm not balling, you fucking dumbass. 1.00

00:22:20 Trump to relink it. 1.00

00:22:21 Let me see.

00:22:24 Let me see.

00:22:24 You make more money if you buy it.

00:22:25 I know you do. 1.00

00:22:26 It's really stupid, bro. 1.00

00:22:27 It's really stupid. 1.00

00:22:28 He made a fake documentary to slander him. 1.00

00:22:31 And Harris, who was the California Attorney General at the time, openly slandered Michael

00:22:35 in a media interview, claiming that even without evidence, children don't lie.

00:22:39 Trump investigated and found that the mothers of these children were fraudsters who used

00:22:43 this method to obtain money.

00:22:44 I saw you mentioned that you don't drink at all. 1.00

00:22:47 People are either like, you're a bitch, or like, oh, that's so cute. 1.00

00:22:51 You should at least use peeps for the corners of your hairline before it's too late. 1.00

00:22:55 You're a grown man talking about hair.

00:22:56 A lot of weird reactions when I tell people that.

00:22:58 Why don't you want to?

00:22:59 Well, the main reason was religious reasons.

00:23:01 So I'm Muslim, so I just don't drink off the strength of that.

00:23:04 But also...

00:23:05 Hey, look, me and Aiden made it on Bradley Martin's TikTok.

00:23:09 So, like, it could be whatever.

00:23:10 But if I feel like I could potentially get hooked on it, and I could barely control my

00:23:16 addiction to Lay's ketchup chips.

00:23:17 I know if you put an addictive substance...

00:23:19 Sometimes I ask myself if these comments really have an impact on your psyche, or if you just

00:23:24 play the game to bait her on police for content. 0.90

00:23:27 Dudes who jerked off five minutes ago will criticize you and even troll you. 0.97

00:23:31 At real talk. 0.99

00:23:31 It's dopamine for them if you react to it.

00:23:33 You're right.

00:23:34 I think Aiden actually found a good balance of it.

00:23:37 Because he's still a practicing Muslim, but it's not his entire content, or it's not his 0.99

00:23:41 entire identity.

00:23:42 People don't think of him as a Muslim streamer.

00:23:43 They think of him as Aiden.

00:23:45 So he found a way to separate himself from that.

00:23:46 And he's kind of immune to...

00:23:48 He's kind of immune to a lot of criticism.

00:23:52 Did I jump scare you?

00:23:53 You're acting to old clips. 1.00

00:23:55 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:23:55 How far did I scroll back? 1.00

00:23:57 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:23:58 I did. 1.00

00:23:59 How old are you?

00:24:00 I'm 42.

00:24:01 What's the biggest issue you run into?

00:24:03 We're dating...

00:24:04 Fresh!

00:24:05 ...woman in Miami. 0.53

00:24:07 Man, I say the two B's, man.

00:24:08 It's so funny seeing these clips because they're like right downstairs.

00:24:11 Beautiful and broke.

00:24:12 These women think because they bad, that give them access to a top-level individual like 1.00

00:24:16 me. 1.00

00:24:17 They should be banished and thrown in a moat with the crocodiles. 1.00

00:24:20 What do you have to offer a woman? 1.00

00:24:22 Everything she could want.

00:24:23 This guy's voice.

00:24:24 I've seen him around, bro.

00:24:25 He has a...

00:24:25 What accent is this from?

00:24:27 What do you have to offer a woman? 1.00

00:24:28 Everything...

00:24:29 A woman? 0.80

00:24:32 What do you have to offer a woman? 1.00

00:24:35 It's not Indian or... 0.98

00:24:36 Is this African? 0.69

00:24:38 Is it South African? 0.74

00:24:39 I've never heard this accent.

00:24:41 Is he from Trinidad?

00:24:43 Is this Madagascar?

00:24:44 What do you have to offer a woman? 1.00

00:24:46 A woman? 0.80

00:24:47 What the...

00:24:48 Everything she could want and need and dream of.

00:24:51 You gotta understand, sir.

00:24:52 I'm 6'6", 230, right?

00:24:54 10-inch or long, stiff, girth veins in it.

00:24:56 No homo sapien, no ditty, whatever you want to call it.

00:24:58 And on top of that, no kids.

00:25:00 Never drunk alcohol. 0.99

00:25:01 So they gotta come with something that's gonna shock my core to make me be like, damn, 0.99

00:25:05 she's the one. 1.00

00:25:06 Because I'm dropping big dog dick in that pussy. 1.00

00:25:08 Hold on. 1.00

00:25:09 Hold on.

00:25:09 How would a woman know that you're gonna drop a 10-incher on her if she hasn't even... 1.00

00:25:15 What is this conversation? 1.00

00:25:16 I don't want to listen to this shit, bro. 1.00

00:25:19 Indian in office. 1.00

00:25:20 Trump needs Cash Patel as FBI director.

00:25:24 Yo, what...

00:25:25 Yo, Cash, what are you looking at?

00:25:27 What is he looking at here?

00:25:28 He looks scared.

00:25:33 Myron.

00:25:37 This is not Myron.

00:25:38 Dude.

00:25:39 He's looking at deodorant.

00:25:44 Really, bro?

00:25:46 Really?

00:25:55 Wait, someone said he saw...

00:25:57 He saw a toilet.

00:26:02 Come on, man. 0.75

00:26:04 Highest IQ black person conversation.

00:26:07 Boy, them two guys talking about 10-inchers and...

00:26:09 My parents more fly than Charles de Gaulle.

00:26:13 Hard act to follow.

00:26:14 Easy nut to swallow.

00:26:16 Baby, if I come, then you come and you go where I go.

00:26:20 What?

00:26:20 In relation to your whole thing, which is about...

00:26:24 Oh, okay.

00:26:25 Did y'all know?

00:26:26 Like, this gender ideology that we're fighting against here in this country. 1.00

00:26:33 Do y'all know where that stuff started?

00:26:36 The Talmud.

00:26:38 It comes from a religion known as Judaism.

00:26:42 Okay.

00:26:43 Pull up the website.

00:26:44 Okay.

00:26:44 Are they talking about how the Talmud invented eight genders?

00:26:48 Oof.

00:26:50 Well, Hotspur's getting red pill fast, bro.

00:26:51 I don't know if they want to, like, burn all their bridges because they have good connections,

00:26:55 mainstream connections, but they're going...

00:26:57 Yikes, bro!

00:26:58 Look, the title of the site, the eight genders in the Talmud, my Jewish learning.

00:27:09 Hmm.

00:27:10 This is...

00:27:10 Chad, is it anti-Semitic to go to myJewishLearning.com?

00:27:14 This is bizarre, but here he is.

00:27:16 The eight genders in the Talmud. 0.99

00:27:19 Judaism has recognized non-binary persons for a millennia.

00:27:25 Here's the eight of them.

00:27:26 Thought non-binary gender was a modern concept?

00:27:30 It's funny.

00:27:30 See, which one of them got red-pilled first?

00:27:33 Because it's a major awakening, but they're kind of the same brain at once.

00:27:39 Did one red-pill the other?

00:27:41 And just started talking about wooden doors?

00:27:44 One of them said, like, you know about 9-11?

00:27:47 What you mean about 9-11? 1.00

00:27:49 Shit was the Jews, nigga. 1.00

00:27:51 Nah, nigga. 1.00

00:27:53 Shit ain't the Jews. 1.00

00:27:55 It was the Arabs. 1.00

00:27:57 I swear to God, bro.

00:28:00 Them Jews. 1.00

00:28:02 Hell nah, nigga. 1.00

00:28:04 Can't be. 1.00

00:28:05 Israel's our greatest ally.

00:28:07 No, they not.

00:28:09 No, they not.

00:28:10 Which one? 1.00

00:28:11 Real nigga shit. 1.00

00:28:16 Linear. 1.00

00:28:17 Here's the eight of them.

00:28:19 Thought non-binary gender was a modern concept?

00:28:22 Think again.

00:28:23 The ancient Jewish understanding of gender was far more nuanced than many assume.

00:28:29 Look, here they are.

00:28:30 Number one.

00:28:30 Yo, Sneako. 0.73

00:28:31 I am a long-time Fierce Watcher and was pushing for the stream for a long time.

00:28:36 I made a list of questions and posted it on Love Speech.

00:28:39 Guaranteed some of them would go viral on MMA Twitter.

00:28:42 Check out the comm.

00:28:43 Put it in.

00:28:44 Someone put it in the shot so I could see it.

00:28:46 And then finally.

00:28:49 You were working out with Cordero and you were ripping to the body and throwing those hooks.

00:28:52 I was like, this is a man who's preparing to go to combat. 1.00

00:28:55 This is not normal getting ready to work out shit. 0.99

00:28:58 That's why when I saw that video, I was like, oh. 0.98

00:29:00 Want me to tell you something about that video?

00:29:01 Yeah.

00:29:02 I did that video and I was in bed for a week.

00:29:05 That was 30 seconds and I was in bed for a week.

00:29:09 And it's not funny because it made me realize that this is, this is, this is.

00:29:13 Man, Joe started laughing right when he said that. 1.00

00:29:15 Big boy shit, okay? 1.00

00:29:16 When you were working out with Cordero, you were working. 1.00

00:29:20 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger. 1.00

00:29:22 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter. 1.00

00:29:24 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter. 1.00

00:29:26 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it. 1.00

00:29:28 Don't let Sep Tobin be your babysitter. 1.00

00:29:30 Because I heard that nigga was a kid diddler. 1.00

00:29:32 Yeah, I heard that nigga was a pedophile. 1.00

00:29:39 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger. 1.00

00:29:41 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter. 1.00

00:29:43 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter. 1.00

00:29:45 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it. 1.00

00:29:46 Don't let Sep. 1.00

00:29:48 Did you hear, they didn't censor the hard R, but they censored Hitler? 0.99

00:29:54 Crazy. 0.93

00:29:55 You can say the hard R on this, but you can't say Hitler? 0.85

00:29:58 Is Hitler the new, is that the new basis? 0.95

00:30:02 Is that the new worst word? 1.00

00:30:03 Fuck, this went hard. 1.00

00:30:04 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger. 1.00

00:30:06 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter. 1.00

00:30:08 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter. 1.00

00:30:10 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it. 1.00

00:30:12 Don't let Sep Tobin be your babysitter. 1.00

00:30:14 Because I heard that nigga was a kid diddler. 1.00

00:30:16 Yeah, I heard that nigga was a pedophile. 1.00

00:30:18 A pedophile. 1.00

00:30:20 Let me make sure I get this on camera. 0.97

00:30:22 No, no, no, what's up?

00:30:23 I want to make sure I get this on camera because it's going viral.

00:30:25 All right, tell me what you just told me.

00:30:26 Oh, he got kicked out?

00:30:29 Yeah, he got kicked out yesterday.

00:30:30 This was a fun event.

00:30:31 It was a fun event.

00:30:32 Shout out to Boxer for doing this, but...

00:30:33 Yeah, Le'Veon Ball was really cool.

00:30:34 Yeah, I know, see?

00:30:35 They don't belt.

00:30:36 They don't belt.

00:30:36 What happened?

00:30:38 Tell me what y'all just told me.

00:30:40 Tell the camera what y'all just told me.

00:30:42 Now they don't want to say it.

00:30:43 They trying to kick me out, y'all, because I got my hat on. 0.99

00:30:46 Damn. 0.99

00:30:47 I got my hat on. 1.00

00:30:47 That was the first thing I asked him.

00:30:48 Have you faced any scrutiny for wearing the MAGA hat?

00:30:50 He's like, in LA, but out of Miami. 1.00

00:30:52 Damn. 1.00

00:30:53 Hat on. 1.00

00:30:53 They said that with me in here.

00:30:55 That's crazy.

00:30:55 I'm just in here watching the fight.

00:30:57 I ain't do nothing.

00:30:57 I'm just rocking my... 1.00

00:30:58 I'm just rocking my damn hat, bro. 1.00

00:31:00 That's crazy. 1.00

00:31:01 Let me put this shit on. 1.00

00:31:02 I have to make a confession. 0.99

00:31:05 In the last couple of weeks and months,

00:31:06 me and some brothers were donating anonymously

00:31:09 and place mind hypnosis on your mind.

00:31:11 Seems like we did...

00:31:12 All right, bro.

00:31:13 I don't know if you're interested in it at all,

00:31:17 but like...

00:31:19 I mean, we're talking...

00:31:19 Is he gooning?

00:31:22 Wait, is he joking?

00:31:23 Jimmy, I don't know if you're interested in it at all,

00:31:25 but like...

00:31:26 I mean, we're talking about like...

00:31:27 Talking about like stuff that the community...

00:31:31 Yeah, like rage bait versus content.

00:31:34 Right?

00:31:35 Like, what is the difference with that?

00:31:36 Or like...

00:31:38 We would love to do a segment with Date My Mod type of vibe. 1.00

00:31:43 This nigga trying to fuck! 1.00

00:31:44 If you could do Date My Mod, by the way, 1.00

00:31:49 I'm going to be mod.

00:31:51 Mod me.

00:31:53 Just do different things on the panels

00:31:55 because those get so stale, right?

00:31:58 Yeah.

00:31:58 And just do some fun activations, you know?

00:32:02 My mod's from Australia.

00:32:07 So...

00:32:07 Where's he mod from?

00:32:08 In Australia?

00:32:09 Dang, he was...

00:32:10 She... 1.00

00:32:11 She a dick. 1.00

00:32:12 Do you have any phobias? 1.00

00:32:20 Jewish people... 0.97

00:32:21 But that's not a phobia.

00:32:23 That's just anti-Semitism.

00:32:25 Yeah, so anti-Semitism, but with less confidence.

00:32:29 Okay.

00:32:37 Sneeko check pin.

00:32:39 Danny pinned the post to love speech.

00:32:41 Unkick.

00:32:42 Alright, I see it, bro.

00:32:45 Are these good questions?

00:32:47 Some interesting questions to ask for us.

00:32:49 MA Fitness questions.

00:32:50 Top 5 UFC fighters of all time.

00:32:52 Ask about what makes Dagestani and Chesney fighters so special.

00:32:54 Ask about Jon Jones ducking Aspinall.

00:32:57 Okay.

00:32:59 Ask about a hypothetical...

00:33:00 These are good questions.

00:33:03 What's the most effective base?

00:33:06 Joe Rogan questions.

00:33:06 Next few fight cards.

00:33:13 Since you want to gain weight, ask about strategies that are healthy and effective.

00:33:16 Philosophy question.

00:33:18 Ask him about Shmuley debate.

00:33:20 Yeah, he wants to get into...

00:33:21 He probably wants to get into Zionism, too.

00:33:23 So, if you don't know, Fras Abhiu is George St. Pierre's coach.

00:33:26 So, he pretty much pioneered modern MMA.

00:33:31 Angulo.

00:33:33 I've been looking forward to talking to him for a long time.

00:33:35 And he's Muslim.

00:33:37 So, I've never got to speak to him.

00:33:39 I've only texted him before.

00:33:41 But he's, like, so unresponsive.

00:33:43 Like, I have his Discord.

00:33:45 He's supposed to come out at 9pm, and now he's not responding anymore.

00:33:48 Like, this guy...

00:33:48 I'm gonna call him.

00:33:49 I'm gonna call him.

00:33:49 Dude, this guy's a hard guy to get in contact with, bro.

00:33:53 He's like a... 0.97

00:33:53 Damn, Aiden Rocks finally left Demesucks.com after he got Sneeko to join where they don't 0.99

00:33:58 put him on the front page the same as Rumble. 0.98

00:34:01 It seems like no matter where they treat him badly, hopefully party will be different.

00:34:06 Hashtag join the party. 0.94

00:34:07 Yeah, this nigga's going to party. 1.00

00:34:09 This nigga's going to party. 1.00

00:34:11 Look, all Rumble says JQ, JQ, JQ. 0.99

00:34:15 I know.

00:34:16 Have I been on the front page of Kick?

00:34:17 Who's on the front page of Kick right now?

00:34:19 Let's see.

00:34:19 Let's see the website.

00:34:22 We're going on with Kit. 0.90

00:34:24 We're going on with Kit, nigga! 1.00

00:34:29 Just chatting. 0.99

00:34:31 Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican,

00:34:37 Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Sneeko. 0.98

00:34:43 Titties. 0.99

00:34:47 Titties are hard. 0.93

00:34:49 fire emoji

00:34:50 it's tighter in the middle

00:34:54 of course it gives me better posture

00:35:00 Chad Zuman

00:35:00 for body shape

00:35:02 Chad Zuman

00:35:03 1400 views

00:35:04 Chad Zuman

00:35:04 this is what I'm saying

00:35:06 like everybody on kick is bodding 1.00

00:35:07 this shit is ridiculous bro 1.00

00:35:09 it's not moving at all 1.00

00:35:10 there's not one chatter in this bitch 1.00

00:35:12 and that's 1400 viewers 1.00

00:35:13 are you joking 0.97

00:35:14 is it just 14 people jerking off 0.80

00:35:17 and their hands are busy 0.73

00:35:17 okay one chat

00:35:18 one chat in 30 seconds

00:35:20 let's see

00:35:21 let's wait

00:35:21 alright 0.98

00:35:23 there's no fucking way bro 0.96

00:35:25 okay they put destiny front page 0.98

00:35:33 I'm not

00:35:36 alright I'm not front page

00:35:37 call of duty

00:35:41 call of duty

00:35:42 yeah

00:35:45 well

00:35:46 let's go to rumble

00:35:50 and destiny's on here too

00:35:51 I didn't even

00:35:52 I wasn't really aware

00:35:53 he's on kick

00:35:53 we'll go to rumble

00:35:55 let's see who's live right now

00:35:57 rumble

00:35:58 trump

00:35:59 trump

00:36:00 that's it

00:36:03 yeah it's all trump

00:36:08 fresh and fit

00:36:09 trump

00:36:10 fresh and fit me

00:36:11 dang

00:36:14 you passed yourself

00:36:17 where

00:36:18 I didn't even see it

00:36:19 I'm on the front page

00:36:22 kick 0.71

00:36:23 no I'm not

00:36:25 nope

00:36:28 unless I have a bad thumbnail

00:36:30 and I can't see it

00:36:31 it's a weird spot

00:36:35 I wonder what's gonna happen

00:36:37 check it in

00:36:37 where is my present

00:36:40 I got you

00:36:40 Shangel I don't know bro

00:36:41 yo bro

00:36:43 you're like

00:36:44 you're being all

00:36:45 the present you gave me

00:36:47 was broken dude

00:36:48 it was broken

00:36:49 I don't remember

00:36:49 where I put it

00:36:50 I didn't go back

00:36:50 okay

00:36:51 pick up the phone for us

00:36:54 I wanna get into this interview

00:36:54 should I double call

00:36:56 I'm gonna double call

00:36:56 because we agreed 9pm

00:36:58 we agreed 9pm

00:37:00 he's like a

00:37:01 he's like a

00:37:02 like a

00:37:03 salam alaikum

00:37:04 hey brother how are you

00:37:09 brother how are you

00:37:10 are you uh

00:37:11 are you ready to call

00:37:11 yeah I'm on the computer

00:37:14 I just don't know how to connect

00:37:15 how did

00:37:16 my discord is open

00:37:18 your discord is open

00:37:20 do you see

00:37:20 have you added me

00:37:21 uh I think I did

00:37:24 okay

00:37:27 let's see

00:37:28 coach

00:37:29 if it'd be

00:37:34 uh easier for you

00:37:35 we can do zoom

00:37:36 or something

00:37:36 well

00:37:38 well I mean

00:37:39 let's try discord

00:37:39 I think

00:37:40 I'm on already

00:37:41 so I don't know how to

00:37:42 what's the next step

00:37:44 uh

00:37:45 okay do you see

00:37:46 do you see

00:37:46 my

00:37:47 my account

00:37:48 um

00:37:52 I saw it earlier

00:37:53 send me a

00:37:56 text if you can

00:37:57 how

00:37:59 how the hell

00:38:00 that thing's so

00:38:02 so busy man

00:38:03 there's so many

00:38:04 things going on

00:38:04 yeah there's a lot

00:38:05 going on

00:38:06 if it's if

00:38:06 okay here we go

00:38:06 text

00:38:07 okay new group

00:38:08 no select friends

00:38:10 okay there you go

00:38:11 sneaker love speech

00:38:12 is that you

00:38:13 uh yeah sneaker love speech

00:38:15 with a period at the end

00:38:16 yep yep yep

00:38:19 okay I just sent you a message

00:38:22 did you get it

00:38:23 yes

00:38:24 okay

00:38:25 okay great

00:38:26 cool I'm gonna call you

00:38:27 uh I'll just call you

00:38:30 I'm calling you right now

00:38:31 let's get it

00:38:37 hey brother

00:38:40 salam alaikum

00:38:41 alaikum salam

00:38:42 how are you

00:38:43 good brother

00:38:45 you hear me

00:38:45 I hear you great

00:38:46 I just can't see you

00:38:47 you have to select your camera

00:38:48 on the bottom middle

00:38:49 you'll see your camera icon

00:38:50 bottom middle

00:38:53 hold on a second

00:38:54 oh there it is

00:38:57 yeah

00:38:57 I turned it off

00:38:58 okay

00:39:00 let me see here

00:39:03 I think I have to select my camera

00:39:08 the camera icon is on

00:39:11 remember the first question

00:39:12 sneeko

00:39:12 that is a certified

00:39:14 settings

00:39:15 chat is my audio good

00:39:18 some people are saying it's too low

00:39:19 but let me know if it's good

00:39:20 yeah you're just not going through my earphones

00:39:24 I was just kind of

00:39:24 I'm gonna

00:39:25 I'm gonna connect the sound soon

00:39:28 oh use your camera

00:39:33 there it is

00:39:34 allow

00:39:34 okay

00:39:35 I have to give permission

00:39:36 there you go

00:39:37 you see me

00:39:37 perfect

00:39:38 it's a little grainy

00:39:40 but yeah it looks good

00:39:41 nice to meet you

00:39:42 I don't think we've smoked before

00:39:43 I know

00:39:44 yeah how are you brother

00:39:45 that's true

00:39:46 we haven't

00:39:47 we haven't met yet

00:39:48 let me just

00:39:49 fix one

00:39:50 I just want to hear you

00:39:54 in my earphones

00:39:54 that'll be great

00:39:55 and devices

00:39:57 this is

00:40:08 this is mac

00:40:09 okay

00:40:09 hello 0.99

00:40:10 damn it 0.99

00:40:15 how the hell do I 0.99

00:40:17 because I think

00:40:18 the earphones on

00:40:19 I have this thing

00:40:20 what's it called

00:40:20 scarlet

00:40:21 how do I make it

00:40:23 so that I can hear you

00:40:24 through scarlet

00:40:24 are you hearing me

00:40:25 through my mic

00:40:25 yeah I hear you

00:40:26 through your mic

00:40:26 sounds good

00:40:27 okay the mic

00:40:28 should be good

00:40:29 the input is good

00:40:30 I'm not hearing you

00:40:31 through my earphones

00:40:31 oh you can't hear me

00:40:32 where is it coming from

00:40:33 it's coming from

00:40:34 my screen

00:40:35 so if you go

00:40:37 it's coming from the computer

00:40:37 not my earphones

00:40:38 because my kids

00:40:40 are gonna

00:40:40 you can go to

00:40:41 the discord settings

00:40:42 and uh

00:40:43 yeah

00:40:44 if you go to the settings

00:40:45 that's what I'm looking for

00:40:46 and then you see

00:40:47 voice and video

00:40:47 and app settings

00:40:48 and then output device

00:40:50 okay so

00:40:53 I can share my screen

00:40:55 I'm in

00:40:56 my account

00:40:56 profiles

00:40:57 devices

00:40:59 okay let's see here

00:40:59 devices

00:41:00 it says mac

00:41:01 yeah I guess

00:41:03 I need to find sound

00:41:04 I imagine

00:41:04 here if you could look

00:41:05 at my screen

00:41:06 I can show you something

00:41:07 sorry man

00:41:09 I'm

00:41:09 no don't worry

00:41:10 don't worry

00:41:10 don't be sorry

00:41:10 so if you go

00:41:11 do you see my screen

00:41:12 yeah yeah I see it

00:41:14 so this is after you go

00:41:15 in settings

00:41:15 so you see this

00:41:16 the setting

00:41:16 as icon right here

00:41:17 you click this

00:41:17 yeah yeah yeah

00:41:18 and then voice and video

00:41:20 right here

00:41:20 aha

00:41:22 and then you go here

00:41:24 and then you select

00:41:25 output device

00:41:25 okay input

00:41:28 that's good

00:41:30 it says default

00:41:31 um

00:41:33 okay I don't want to

00:41:34 select your headphones

00:41:35 in the output device

00:41:36 okay

00:41:40 output device

00:41:44 it doesn't

00:41:45 it doesn't show my

00:41:46 headphones

00:41:47 it's weird

00:41:47 it's not picking up

00:41:50 that I have

00:41:51 Scarlett connected

00:41:52 maybe

00:41:54 you don't see

00:41:55 Scarlett

00:41:55 as part of

00:41:56 the output device

00:41:56 no

00:41:58 choose a sound

00:42:02 none

00:42:02 camera default

00:42:11 there's only one option

00:42:12 and

00:42:14 for

00:42:15 hide stream previews

00:42:17 do you see

00:42:18 focus right

00:42:18 if you see

00:42:19 focus right

00:42:19 that might be

00:42:20 your Scarlett

00:42:21 in Discord

00:42:21 focus what

00:42:24 you might

00:42:25 it might say

00:42:26 focus right

00:42:27 instead of Scarlett

00:42:28 no it just says

00:42:32 default

00:42:32 I only have one option

00:42:33 for output device

00:42:34 voice settings

00:42:35 I mean you can try

00:42:38 you can try

00:42:38 unplugging it

00:42:39 and plugging it back in

00:42:40 plugging what in

00:42:43 the

00:42:44 the Scarlett

00:42:45 yeah let me try that

00:42:48 no issue

00:42:50 Chad

00:42:54 am I Asian

00:42:54 tech support

00:42:55 yes or no

00:42:56 am I

00:42:57 am I

00:42:58 am I

00:42:59 an Indian

00:42:59 tech support

00:43:00 no it says

00:43:03 AMAC speaker

00:43:04 built in

00:43:05 oh there you go

00:43:07 you're right

00:43:07 it might work

00:43:08 it works

00:43:09 I'm Asian

00:43:12 I'm Asian tech

00:43:12 support

00:43:13 built in Scarlett

00:43:18 look at this

00:43:18 talk

00:43:19 can you hear me

00:43:20 tell us

00:43:21 salam alaikum

00:43:21 alaikum salam

00:43:24 I hear my earphones

00:43:25 down

00:43:25 woohoo

00:43:26 you see

00:43:26 you're a button

00:43:27 pushing genius

00:43:28 Asian for a reason 1.00

00:43:31 that's why I call you guys

00:43:31 who knows how to work

00:43:32 computers

00:43:32 where are you from

00:43:35 in Asia

00:43:35 what part of Asia

00:43:36 I'm from New York

00:43:37 but my mom's from the Philippines

00:43:38 I can't see your camera

00:43:39 that's the only issue now

00:43:41 hold on a second

00:43:43 turn it off for some reason

00:43:44 there we go

00:43:45 yeah there you go

00:43:46 all right

00:43:47 great man

00:43:48 now we can talk

00:43:49 no problem now

00:43:50 fantastic

00:43:50 sorry about all that

00:43:51 no no issue

00:43:52 no issue

00:43:52 so yeah

00:43:53 I was looking forward

00:43:54 to finally getting

00:43:55 to speak to you

00:43:56 people have hyped up

00:43:57 your

00:43:58 I mean you have a big influence

00:44:01 in the MMA community

00:44:01 obviously

00:44:02 and we're both Muslims

00:44:04 so there's quite a bit

00:44:05 of crossover there

00:44:07 and I was talking

00:44:08 about meeting you

00:44:08 when I spent

00:44:09 this good amount

00:44:10 of time in Canada

00:44:10 but it didn't get to happen

00:44:12 but I'm looking forward

00:44:13 to getting to speak

00:44:14 and maybe learn

00:44:15 something today

00:44:15 inshallah

00:44:16 yeah inshallah

00:44:18 and you're in New York

00:44:19 most of the time

00:44:20 most of the year

00:44:20 no I'm from New York

00:44:22 but I live in Miami now

00:44:23 I was thinking about

00:44:24 moving back

00:44:25 but yeah I live in Miami

00:44:27 okay well I'm sure

00:44:30 next time you're in Canada

00:44:30 the thing is I had

00:44:31 back to back training camps

00:44:32 we had a lot of big fights

00:44:33 coming up

00:44:34 so I was like

00:44:36 burning the candle

00:44:37 on both ends

00:44:38 you know

00:44:38 but now

00:44:39 inshallah I have more

00:44:40 free time

00:44:40 so if you're ever

00:44:41 coming up anywhere

00:44:43 near me

00:44:44 let me know

00:44:45 we'll schedule something

00:44:46 who were you training

00:44:47 for your last fight camp

00:44:48 my brother just fought

00:44:52 Pedro Munoz

00:44:53 so he just broke

00:44:55 into the top 15

00:44:56 he won his 5th fight

00:44:57 in a row now

00:44:58 in UFC

00:44:58 he had a really good

00:44:59 performance

00:44:59 he won a unanimous

00:45:01 decision against

00:45:02 one of the top

00:45:03 like one of the top

00:45:05 OGs in the weight 1.00

00:45:06 division

00:45:06 and he just broke

00:45:08 into the

00:45:09 the top 15

00:45:11 and before that

00:45:12 we had Rob Font

00:45:13 he's ranked number 9

00:45:13 he fought Kyler Phillips

00:45:15 I think he's ranked

00:45:16 11 or 12

00:45:17 and he won also

00:45:18 a unanimous decision

00:45:19 so it was two

00:45:20 back to back fights

00:45:21 they were about

00:45:22 two weeks apart

00:45:22 so I was really

00:45:23 like burning the candle

00:45:24 on both ends

00:45:25 with those guys

00:45:26 so people

00:45:27 seem to know you

00:45:28 as George St. Pierre's

00:45:30 coach

00:45:30 but you've coached

00:45:32 a lot of

00:45:32 you're smiling

00:45:32 because you've

00:45:33 probably heard that

00:45:33 a lot

00:45:33 there's a lot more

00:45:35 people on the roster

00:45:36 he's the most

00:45:38 he's the most known

00:45:39 yeah by far

00:45:41 I think he's probably

00:45:42 the most popular

00:45:43 UFC athlete ever

00:45:44 him

00:45:45 McGregor

00:45:46 I would say

00:45:46 maybe Brock Lesnar

00:45:49 is up there too

00:45:50 but he's among

00:45:51 the most

00:45:51 he's like

00:45:52 one of the most

00:45:53 famous fighters

00:45:54 ever

00:45:55 and that's why

00:45:56 people always

00:45:57 associate me with him

00:45:57 but you know

00:45:58 I've trained so many

00:45:59 top 15 guys

00:46:00 over the years

00:46:01 I'm surprised you

00:46:01 didn't put Khabib

00:46:02 in that list

00:46:02 no I never

00:46:04 trained Khabib

00:46:05 no Khabib yes 1.00

00:46:06 he's one of the

00:46:07 most famous

00:46:07 that's for sure

00:46:08 oh but not one

00:46:08 of the most famous

00:46:09 that you've trained

00:46:10 no no I've never

00:46:11 trained Khabib

00:46:12 I've trained with Khabib 1.00

00:46:13 but not

00:46:13 I haven't trained Khabib 1.00

00:46:14 so Khabib I would say 1.00

00:46:16 is also one of the

00:46:17 top most popular

00:46:18 fighters ever

00:46:19 yeah definitely

00:46:20 why do you live

00:46:21 in why Canada

00:46:23 out of all places

00:46:23 you can live

00:46:24 my parents immigrated

00:46:26 here you know

00:46:27 I ask my father

00:46:27 that all the time

00:46:28 and he's like

00:46:28 well your uncle

00:46:29 came here before

00:46:30 so you know

00:46:31 we just came here

00:46:32 because we're

00:46:32 following him

00:46:33 my parents left

00:46:35 Lebanon because 0.86

00:46:35 of the civil war

00:46:36 and they made

00:46:38 their way to Canada

00:46:39 because that was

00:46:40 the opportunity

00:46:40 they had to leave

00:46:41 you know so Canada

00:46:42 was taking in

00:46:43 immigrants at the

00:46:44 time so they

00:46:45 signed up and

00:46:45 they made it here

00:46:46 and you

00:46:49 you don't get

00:46:51 tired of training

00:46:51 right because

00:46:52 you've already

00:46:53 seems to reach

00:46:54 all the heights

00:46:54 of MMA

00:46:55 you know you've

00:46:56 made a name for

00:46:57 yourself

00:46:57 why do you

00:46:58 why continue

00:46:59 to do this

00:47:00 I love it man

00:47:02 I think it's

00:47:03 it's fun

00:47:06 it's an adventure

00:47:07 you know we

00:47:07 we make money

00:47:08 doing something

00:47:09 we love of course

00:47:10 but it's not just

00:47:11 that you know

00:47:11 it's an adventure

00:47:12 it's something to

00:47:13 it just keeps us

00:47:15 motivated and

00:47:16 I love the sport

00:47:17 I absolutely

00:47:18 love the sport

00:47:19 I love doing

00:47:19 boxing

00:47:20 jiu-jitsu

00:47:20 wrestling

00:47:21 MMA

00:47:21 it's fascinating

00:47:23 for me always

00:47:23 trying to discover

00:47:24 new ways to

00:47:25 to move forward

00:47:26 but really it's

00:47:27 also a lot of

00:47:28 fun you know we

00:47:28 enjoy having

00:47:30 these experiences

00:47:31 this adventure

00:47:32 there's nothing

00:47:33 like winning a

00:47:34 fight man especially

00:47:35 winning a big

00:47:35 fight there's just

00:47:36 nothing like it

00:47:37 I mean in

00:47:38 terms of thrill

00:47:41 or excitement

00:47:42 it's it's really

00:47:42 something special

00:47:43 do you still take

00:47:45 on on beginners

00:47:46 I'm sure you get

00:47:47 requests all the

00:47:47 time people

00:47:48 coming into the

00:47:48 gym what's your

00:47:49 criteria for

00:47:50 someone to you

00:47:53 know to be able

00:47:53 to train with

00:47:54 you look we have

00:47:56 all levels you know

00:47:57 I try starting we

00:47:58 have like six big

00:47:59 basic classes a week

00:48:01 in jiu-jitsu and I

00:48:02 think four striking

00:48:03 classes a week for

00:48:05 basics so when guys

00:48:06 come in me my idea

00:48:07 is like anybody who

00:48:09 walks in here has

00:48:09 got to get really

00:48:10 good and guys who

00:48:11 have been training

00:48:12 there two three

00:48:12 years they started

00:48:13 becoming sparring

00:48:14 partners or training

00:48:15 partners for the

00:48:17 more advanced guys

00:48:17 because we're all

00:48:19 about like making

00:48:19 the guy good fast

00:48:21 so I have a lot of

00:48:23 basics class I don't

00:48:24 teach them anymore I

00:48:25 don't teach the

00:48:25 basics class anymore

00:48:26 I have black belts

00:48:27 teaching the basics

00:48:27 class or an advanced

00:48:29 student at least a

00:48:30 purple belt and I

00:48:33 teach three classes a

00:48:35 day pretty much and a

00:48:36 lot of times I'm

00:48:37 working with the pros

00:48:38 twice a day so I'm

00:48:39 really focused on them

00:48:41 but sometimes you know

00:48:43 you'll have people

00:48:44 come in from outside 0.83

00:48:45 they want to meet me

00:48:47 they want to train

00:48:48 with me but I don't

00:48:49 really do privates or

00:48:50 anything like that I

00:48:50 just kind of train

00:48:51 professional fighters

00:48:52 so when professional

00:48:53 fighters come in they

00:48:54 want to do their

00:48:55 training camp I kind of

00:48:56 put all my energy and

00:48:57 focus on on that on

00:48:58 that camp you know so

00:48:59 it's a lot of hours in

00:49:00 the day I'm surprised

00:49:02 you say that you want

00:49:02 to get them to get

00:49:04 good really fast I

00:49:05 thought you'd be the

00:49:06 type of person to say

00:49:06 it's a slow process and

00:49:08 you have to take years

00:49:09 because every time I

00:49:09 step into a new fight

00:49:10 gym they always belittle 1.00

00:49:12 they ask how old I am

00:49:13 ever since I was like

00:49:14 20 21 I come into a

00:49:15 boxing gym or something

00:49:16 like that and like oh

00:49:17 you're old you're late

00:49:18 you need to get like 10

00:49:19 years of experience and

00:49:21 then you see a lot of

00:49:21 the successful fighters

00:49:22 now they're guys like

00:49:24 Alex Pereira didn't

00:49:25 really start training

00:49:26 that you know at the

00:49:28 level that he's

00:49:29 training at now until

00:49:29 he's 25 26 if I'm not

00:49:31 mistaken below Muhammad

00:49:31 I don't think he started

00:49:33 doing MMA until he was

00:49:34 25 and every coach

00:49:36 I've always said they

00:49:37 have always said I'm

00:49:37 too old I'm too old

00:49:39 you know when I say

00:49:41 good really fast I mean

00:49:42 like learn if look it

00:49:43 takes it takes 10 years

00:49:45 to get a black belt

00:49:45 okay let's say but it

00:49:47 doesn't mean we have to

00:49:48 take here's the thing

00:49:50 there are different

00:49:50 levels of black belt so

00:49:51 you can have two guys

00:49:52 training 10 years they

00:49:53 both got their black

00:49:54 belt and one guy's much

00:49:56 better than the other

00:49:56 there are levels to

00:49:57 black belt you know so

00:49:58 my thing is like getting

00:50:00 good fast efficiently

00:50:02 don't waste your time

00:50:03 with junk training I'm a 0.68

00:50:05 believer in like

00:50:05 eliminating all

00:50:06 everything that's junk I

00:50:08 see people training in

00:50:09 the gym and they waste

00:50:10 so much time doing all

00:50:11 this weird stuff where

00:50:12 really if you go in the

00:50:14 gym and you do what

00:50:15 works you could surpass

00:50:17 I would say 80% 95% of

00:50:19 most people so if you

00:50:22 have a good formula a

00:50:23 good practice room the

00:50:25 group should get really

00:50:26 good fast comparatively to

00:50:28 most gyms that do a lot

00:50:29 of junk training in my 0.59

00:50:30 opinion like I don't

00:50:31 know if you ever done

00:50:31 jiu-jitsu but like they 0.99

00:50:32 do all like a lot of

00:50:34 jiu-jitsu schools they do

00:50:35 these kind of weird

00:50:35 warm-ups where they

00:50:36 shrimp up and down the

00:50:37 mat and they do

00:50:38 all this kind of weird

00:50:39 like warm-up routine

00:50:41 which takes about 30

00:50:42 minutes of the class is

00:50:43 one hour and they

00:50:44 spend 30 minutes

00:50:45 shrimping up and down

00:50:45 the mat doing these

00:50:46 weird like animal type

00:50:49 exercises or whatever

00:50:51 they call it and it's

00:50:52 like you should have

00:50:53 been drilling technique

00:50:53 for that 30 minutes you

00:50:54 know should have been

00:50:55 learning something new in

00:50:56 that 30 minutes and

00:50:57 then you're gonna go

00:50:57 roll for 30 minutes you

00:50:59 know so I'll just find so

00:51:01 many gyms they they

00:51:02 really shoot themselves in

00:51:04 the foot with the

00:51:04 program what type of waste

00:51:08 of time are you saying

00:51:09 I've seen Tony Ferguson

00:51:10 the first thing I

00:51:11 popped up to my head

00:51:12 I've seen some of his

00:51:12 training is very

00:51:13 unorthodox stuff that I

00:51:15 like he's doing karate

00:51:16 moves and I the one

00:51:18 time I trained jiu-jitsu

00:51:18 that was I've only

00:51:19 trained it once and that

00:51:20 was with Nate Diaz in

00:51:21 Stockton and it was a

00:51:23 lot of warm-up we ran

00:51:24 around the mats and then

00:51:25 there was like

00:51:25 somersaults I don't know

00:51:27 if that's the monkey

00:51:28 things you're talking

00:51:28 about but that was like

00:51:29 it was a long warm-up

00:51:31 yeah yeah yeah it's

00:51:32 exactly right they're doing

00:51:33 somersaults and stuff

00:51:34 I think that's okay for

00:51:35 beginners like in my

00:51:36 kids class I make them

00:51:37 do that because they

00:51:37 need to know how to hit

00:51:38 the ground they need to

00:51:40 know how to do break

00:51:40 falls but after a while

00:51:42 you never need to do

00:51:43 that stuff again you

00:51:44 know if you if you ask

00:51:45 me to do a somersault or

00:51:46 a break fall I know how

00:51:47 to do it it's not

00:51:47 complicated let's move on

00:51:49 to something else so I

00:51:51 really feel like so many

00:51:52 gyms like for instance 1.00

00:51:53 but Tony Ferguson was a

00:51:55 great example I think I

00:51:57 think he was a very he's a

00:51:58 very brilliant guy he's a

00:51:59 very imaginative guy he has

00:52:01 a good creativity but I

00:52:03 saw his trainings later in

00:52:04 his career where he was

00:52:05 kind of just training for

00:52:07 pain you know so like

00:52:08 early in his career I

00:52:09 think he was very

00:52:10 innovative he had a lot

00:52:11 of tricky elbows and he

00:52:14 had a style that was

00:52:15 very complex in a good

00:52:17 way you know he would

00:52:18 shuffle during the fight

00:52:19 when he fought RDA he

00:52:20 was doing a lot of good

00:52:21 stuff that I thought I

00:52:23 was very creative and

00:52:24 effective later in his

00:52:26 career I think he was

00:52:28 like working with Goggins

00:52:30 and I think Goggins is a

00:52:32 great conditioning coach I'm

00:52:33 sure he's fantastic for

00:52:34 motivation but he was

00:52:37 like I saw clips of him

00:52:38 training Tony and he's

00:52:39 kind of like killing Tony

00:52:41 just destroying him like 0.98

00:52:42 physically like making him 0.83

00:52:44 throw up and then get back

00:52:45 on the treadmill then throw

00:52:46 up and then do more

00:52:47 push-ups like just pushing

00:52:48 him to ridiculous limits but

00:52:50 the thing is I don't know 0.79

00:52:52 if you're familiar with his

00:52:52 career he's kind of he's

00:52:53 lost like eight fights in a

00:52:55 row now I think it was

00:52:56 seven it can't be eight

00:52:57 it's eight it's eight I

00:52:59 counted it recently the thing

00:53:01 is it's it's not his

00:53:02 problem his problem wasn't

00:53:03 mental toughness he's one

00:53:05 of the toughest guys you

00:53:06 can find and his problem

00:53:07 is not conditioning is

00:53:08 actually very well

00:53:09 conditioned I think he

00:53:12 needed certain solutions

00:53:14 and these are not the

00:53:15 solutions not conditioning

00:53:17 is important mental

00:53:18 toughness is important

00:53:19 absolutely but that's not

00:53:21 what Tony Ferguson was

00:53:22 lacking he's he has an 0.98

00:53:23 immense amount of mental

00:53:25 toughness and he's already

00:53:26 very well conditioned so I

00:53:29 think it's good to have a

00:53:30 conditioning coach but if

00:53:31 you make the conditioning

00:53:32 coach the head coach all

00:53:33 he's all you're gonna be

00:53:34 doing is conditioning you

00:53:35 know if you take the

00:53:35 grappling coach and you

00:53:37 put him as a head coach

00:53:38 you're gonna be doing a

00:53:39 lot of grappling if you

00:53:40 take a striking coach and

00:53:41 you put him in head coach

00:53:42 you're probably gonna be

00:53:44 doing a lot of striking so

00:53:46 if all you have is a

00:53:48 hammer you see everything

00:53:49 every problem is a nail

00:53:50 right that's why you need

00:53:51 an MMA coach who kind of

00:53:52 like looks at your

00:53:53 fighting sees what went

00:53:55 wrong and says look this

00:53:56 is what we should fix this

00:53:57 is what we can fix with

00:53:58 the amount of time we

00:53:59 have and you kind of

00:54:01 make an overall smart

00:54:02 decision and then you

00:54:02 use whatever resources you

00:54:04 have to make it happen

00:54:04 if the fighter needs more

00:54:06 condition okay call

00:54:08 Goggins if the fighter

00:54:09 needs more motivation and

00:54:10 mental toughness call a

00:54:12 Goggins and you know he

00:54:13 could do that really well

00:54:14 but I don't think that was

00:54:16 Tony's problem so that's

00:54:17 why I don't think they

00:54:18 had success when they

00:54:19 were working together

00:54:20 because it wasn't solving

00:54:21 the issue at hand it

00:54:23 seems like you view MMA

00:54:24 not like a sport of

00:54:27 brutality not really like war

00:54:28 it seems like you're

00:54:29 very analytical and you

00:54:31 see it like a game of

00:54:33 chess is that correct

00:54:33 yeah I think I think

00:54:36 that's a good way to look

00:54:37 at it too it's very

00:54:38 physical but it's also

00:54:39 very cerebral there's so

00:54:40 many things that can

00:54:41 happen in an MMA fight

00:54:42 so if you look at I mean

00:54:44 if you look at running

00:54:45 you know sprinting the

00:54:47 rules are so limited all

00:54:49 you're allowed to do is

00:54:49 put one foot in front of

00:54:51 the other I mean that's

00:54:52 it so it's all about

00:54:53 power explosiveness

00:54:55 there's not much strategy I

00:54:56 know people are gonna say

00:54:57 no there is strategy in

00:54:58 sprinting yes there is

00:54:59 strategy in sprinting what

00:55:01 I'm saying is that it's

00:55:02 far less effective and

00:55:04 needed the more options

00:55:07 you have more strategy

00:55:09 matters so when I'm

00:55:10 running let's say I'm

00:55:11 racing against Hussein

00:55:12 Bolt there's not much

00:55:14 strategy it's gonna make

00:55:15 a difference I'm gonna

00:55:16 lose every time fighting

00:55:18 is the complete opposite

00:55:19 fighting there's so many

00:55:21 possibilities there's so

00:55:22 many moving pieces on the

00:55:23 board that a strategy

00:55:25 could make a major

00:55:26 difference what do you

00:55:28 what do you think is your

00:55:29 greatest accomplishment in

00:55:30 your coaching career

00:55:31 it's hard to say man

00:55:34 honestly well me and

00:55:35 George went undefeated

00:55:36 together for like nine

00:55:37 years so that's like I

00:55:38 think a streak that might

00:55:39 not never ever be

00:55:41 repeated you know we had

00:55:42 probably the

00:55:42 we had a really really

00:55:44 good stretch we won all

00:55:46 of I think every single

00:55:47 almost every single round

00:55:48 that he competed in we

00:55:49 had a really really stellar

00:55:51 rise together you know so

00:55:53 I don't know if that's

00:55:54 gonna be repeated for for a

00:55:56 very long time nine years

00:55:57 how long was Khabib's

00:55:59 undefeated streak I'm not

00:56:02 sure but Khabib wasn't

00:56:03 champion that long he won

00:56:04 the title against IA

00:56:05 Quinta three defenses right 1.00

00:56:07 yeah I believe then he

00:56:09 defended it against I can't

00:56:12 remember who he beat

00:56:14 McGregor

00:56:14 McGregor then then then then

00:56:17 then

00:56:17 Gagey

00:56:19 Poirier and then Justin

00:56:22 Gagey so four I would say

00:56:23 four

00:56:23 one title victory and then

00:56:27 three defenses yeah so I

00:56:28 would say you know that

00:56:29 that's good I think George

00:56:30 was at the

00:56:30 I remember I think was nine

00:56:33 or whatnot so he won it

00:56:34 twice two divisions and he

00:56:37 defended many more times I

00:56:39 think nine times

00:56:39 in a hypothetical fight you

00:56:42 can say let's a welterweight

00:56:43 I'm sure you've been asked

00:56:44 before you know where I'm

00:56:45 gonna go

00:56:45 do you have Khabib or

00:56:47 George NPR

00:56:47 oh man there's no good

00:56:51 answer to that one it's a

00:56:52 really tough one I think it

00:56:53 would be pound for pound it

00:56:56 would be a very tough fight

00:56:57 you know I could see it as a

00:56:58 seesaw battle you know George

00:57:00 has really more developed

00:57:02 kicks so I'd give him that

00:57:03 edge

00:57:03 Khabib is like really robust he 0.92

00:57:06 could really take a shot you

00:57:07 know so nobody's ever really

00:57:09 hurt Khabib you know it just 0.60

00:57:11 be a 50-50 fight honestly very

00:57:14 difficult to call

00:57:14 the perfect diplomatic answer

00:57:17 you're gonna get me in

00:57:19 trouble

00:57:20 that's a good one

00:57:20 you're gonna get me in

00:57:21 trouble the Dagestanis and

00:57:22 Canadians are all sharpening up 0.96

00:57:23 their guns and knives and 1.00

00:57:25 like they're all gonna kill me 1.00

00:57:26 now 0.63

00:57:26 that nine-year reign was uh was

00:57:29 very interesting my my

00:57:30 favorite was uh George

00:57:32 Champier versus Jake Shields

00:57:33 uh for personal reasons

00:57:35 because I'm good friends with

00:57:36 Jake Shields I want to ask

00:57:38 what was the strategy going into

00:57:39 that fight because before that

00:57:41 fight I think Jake Shields was

00:57:42 on a really long undefeated run

00:57:44 and that that ended his run

00:57:45 Jake is one of the most

00:57:47 successful athletes to ever do

00:57:48 MMA

00:57:49 he's one of the most successful

00:57:51 athletes to ever do MMA

00:57:52 it's a shame the UFC didn't take

00:57:55 him on earlier because he he

00:57:56 really dominated the circuit

00:57:57 outside of UFC

00:57:58 strike force

00:57:59 he has one of the most epic

00:58:00 wins over Dan Henderson the

00:58:02 guy above above his weight he

00:58:03 was two division champion I

00:58:05 don't know if you ever saw that

00:58:06 fight but it's one of the most

00:58:08 amazing comebacks ever he was

00:58:10 badly hurt in round one

00:58:11 against the guys we call uh

00:58:14 uh uh the h-bomb you know 0.98

00:58:18 Dan Henderson had a crazy

00:58:19 powerful right hand like an

00:58:21 incredibly deadly right hand

00:58:22 he knocked out Fedor with it

00:58:23 and he knocked out so many

00:58:24 fighters he knocked out Shogun

00:58:25 he knocked out many uh champions

00:58:29 with that right hand and he

00:58:30 hit uh Shields with it in round

00:58:32 one it's a really incredible

00:58:34 fight you have to watch it but

00:58:36 Shields dug his way back to a

00:58:37 victory a unanimous victory

00:58:39 after being like almost put out

00:58:41 completely so um Jake Shields

00:58:43 yeah no he's the guy who has a

00:58:45 heart of a line he was always

00:58:46 able to find a way to win he was

00:58:49 one of the most um successful

00:58:51 waterweights ever

00:58:52 so what was the strategy going into

00:58:54 that fight how are you analyzing

00:58:56 his game

00:58:57 uh both George and him were really

00:58:59 good are very good wrestlers and

00:59:01 grapplers so we wanted to keep 1.00

00:59:03 Jacob standing up we thought that

00:59:04 he had vulnerabilities there and

00:59:06 especially because George has such a

00:59:08 well-developed kicking game George

00:59:09 has been doing karate since he's

00:59:10 you know very very young so we

00:59:13 thought that uh you know we'd be

00:59:14 using our kickboxing against him

00:59:16 and kind of like keep him at bay

00:59:18 with the wrestling

00:59:18 did you do you ever see these

00:59:22 fighters as enemies I think after

00:59:24 McGregor Habib MMA became way more

00:59:26 they added a lot more animosity to

00:59:28 it before it was it seemed more

00:59:30 respectful anything did you see

00:59:31 these people as enemies or just you

00:59:33 know this is my opponent this is the

00:59:35 the game plan yeah you know like the

00:59:39 there was definitely a different

00:59:41 era like when George was a champion

00:59:43 you know he had a lot of respect he

00:59:44 was showing a good example to the

00:59:46 youth you know everybody was like

00:59:47 um just loving his demeanor the way

00:59:51 he respects everyone before and after

00:59:52 the fight

00:59:53 then you had the Ronda Rousey era

00:59:55 where it's like uh you know it's a

00:59:57 badass attitude and then you have it

00:59:59 of course the McGregor era soon after

01:00:02 which is like you know you're you're

01:00:03 cocky you're brash you beat the guy 0.62

01:00:05 you say you're gonna beat the guy 0.98

01:00:07 then you do beat the guy and you know

01:00:10 you tell the guy how how everybody you

01:00:12 know you tell him how how weak he is

01:00:13 and you're you you know he was more 0.90

01:00:16 narcissistic and in love with himself

01:00:19 and whatnot and it was a completely

01:00:21 different era I remember uh we were in

01:00:23 New York and George was making this

01:00:25 comeback uh fight and the crowd in the

01:00:28 at the press conference was booing and

01:00:30 hissing a lot of the fighters and they

01:00:31 were super super riled up and he was

01:00:34 like wow MMA has really changed I'm

01:00:35 like yeah since you've been gone the

01:00:37 the because I was still going to the

01:00:38 fights you know I was still like I had

01:00:40 fighters competing and I was like no

01:00:42 things have changed completely as the

01:00:44 champions change the the crowd kind of

01:00:46 reflects the type of champion that is

01:00:48 reigning at the time and um I was

01:00:51 really happy to see Khabib beat

01:00:53 McGregor because I was so sick of the

01:00:54 whole um you know just antagonizing

01:00:58 everybody every day bullying people you

01:01:01 know because the thing is I don't

01:01:03 really mind it personally for me but I

01:01:05 know that when you have a champion like

01:01:06 that I know the kids in school are

01:01:08 being bullied like I just know I was

01:01:10 bullied growing up and I can tell you

01:01:12 when you have a champion like a

01:01:13 McGregor or Rousey all the kids look up

01:01:15 to them and they think oh I got to

01:01:16 behave like that that's my role model

01:01:18 that's how I got to be if I want to be a

01:01:19 successful person so you have a lot of

01:01:22 kids that are for sure being bullied in

01:01:25 school why because they look up at an

01:01:27 example like that you know so they're

01:01:29 gonna start talking like him act like

01:01:31 him and I see it myself because I go in

01:01:32 the gym and I see the young kids you

01:01:34 know they're all acting brash and they're

01:01:35 all acting you know like who's the

01:01:38 superstar of the day

01:01:39 you I'm surprised you got bullied

01:01:42 I didn't expect that for so much

01:01:45 young man sure sure I got bullied a lot

01:01:47 not as bad as GSP GSP got bullied way

01:01:50 worse than me

01:01:51 is that why you started pursuing MMA

01:01:54 yeah I'll tell you most martial artists

01:01:57 that did it in my era we did it because

01:02:00 we were bullied we saw Hoyce Gracie be

01:02:02 champion we're like this little guy's

01:02:04 champion all the the the guys all the

01:02:07 guys who looked like Hoyce or comparatively

01:02:10 at least we all wanted to learn martial

01:02:13 arts like how can we like martial arts is

01:02:15 real this is like definitive proof that

01:02:17 martial arts is real so Hoyce Gracie was a

01:02:19 it was like a big hero to us all you know

01:02:22 not just because he won that tournament

01:02:23 because he proved that you can beat or

01:02:25 defend yourself at least against a bigger

01:02:27 person you know he could he could be

01:02:29 dominant so it was just like incredible

01:02:32 to us you know at a young age me George

01:02:35 were very much bullied absolutely 100% it

01:02:38 seems like that's Sean Strickland's

01:02:40 background too he talks a lot about how

01:02:42 his parents and his difficult upbringing and

01:02:45 he seems like he's getting revenge for what

01:02:48 happened in his childhood in the ring so

01:02:50 maybe that's a that's a common trend

01:02:52 yeah definitely uh created a fire in him

01:02:57 you could tell you know when he fights you

01:02:58 could tell that you know he's he's game

01:03:01 he's game you know he has something that's

01:03:03 driving him and I know I've heard him talk

01:03:05 about his story here and there but uh

01:03:07 sometimes a difficult life can lead to a

01:03:10 burning fire within you know and you just

01:03:12 want to like just want to you just want to

01:03:15 rid yourself of this misery you know you want

01:03:17 to rid yourself of this problem you have so

01:03:19 you're super motivated to to uh resolve it

01:03:23 you know I'm I'm still to this day super

01:03:25 motivated to train and enjoy the training but

01:03:28 I mean I don't get bullied anymore I mean

01:03:31 people actually you know because I'm online

01:03:33 sometimes people try believe it or not

01:03:35 still to this day but I don't have a worry

01:03:37 about it now I do it because I enjoy it but

01:03:39 there was a time I just really wanted to be

01:03:41 sure that I won't get bullied again you know

01:03:43 yeah I believe that everyone's going to be

01:03:47 susceptible to getting comments on the

01:03:50 internet it doesn't go away no matter how

01:03:51 accomplished or whoever you are but it seems

01:03:54 I just invite them to the gym come on down

01:03:57 and do they ever come on down no not really

01:04:00 something maybe once in a while but you know

01:04:03 they don't last long but yeah you seem very

01:04:07 calculated and people were really recommending

01:04:10 that I speak to you because you have a background

01:04:11 of philosophy how does philosophy play into

01:04:15 MMA you know philosophy you learn how to be

01:04:18 analytical you know you learn to ask the

01:04:20 right questions you learn to think you know

01:04:23 to reduce problems to the smallest smallest

01:04:27 possible denominator and try to resolve issues

01:04:30 try to resolve problems you know why did one

01:04:32 guy fall and one guy not you know why did these

01:04:35 two guys try the same maneuver and one of them

01:04:37 was successful and the other one wasn't and you

01:04:40 know it's just it's all about being analytical

01:04:41 breaking things down trying to figure out going

01:04:44 on in there exactly you know taking a microscope and

01:04:47 and putting the sport under the microscope and

01:04:49 trying to figure out what's going on do you think

01:04:52 that other coaches and other camps apply philosophy

01:04:56 because I don't it doesn't seem like they do at all

01:04:59 maybe not philosophy per se maybe not they're not

01:05:02 trained in philosophy but there's there's a lot of

01:05:04 smart people in the sport you know a lot of smart

01:05:06 people and I think it's more about asking the right

01:05:09 questions and thinking really hard about it

01:05:11 I'm formally trained in logic but I don't think

01:05:14 it's it's it's the one one perfect way to do it you

01:05:18 know I think there's a lot of people who've been doing

01:05:20 this for a long time and they've seen a lot and what

01:05:24 their experience and trial and error in the gym trying

01:05:27 different things trying different approaches working

01:05:29 with different coaches they get different ideas and

01:05:31 they kind of figure their way around you said you're

01:05:34 you're trained in logic some people are saying that you

01:05:36 have a master's degree in philosophy but what do you

01:05:38 mean trained in logic no no train well philosophy is a

01:05:41 study of logic okay philosophy means literally means

01:05:44 the love of of wisdom a lover of wisdom a philosopher is

01:05:48 a lover of wisdom okay that's what it translates to but

01:05:51 when you go to university they teach you formal logic what are

01:05:55 the rules to logic what is something what makes

01:05:57 something logical or illogical that's that's really what

01:06:01 philosophy is okay it's a study of epistemology how we know

01:06:04 things the the philosophy of no I shouldn't say the thought the

01:06:07 science of how we know things like for instance if you know if

01:06:12 you say one plus one equals two well what kind of logic are

01:06:15 you using there well we say that's an analytical logic it's

01:06:18 true by definition okay so then you have science you know like

01:06:21 physics what kind of logic are they using well they're using

01:06:25 inductive logic they're going by trial and error they're trying

01:06:29 to use the empiricism to prove something so

01:06:33 philosophy is really the study of logic formal logic what makes

01:06:40 something true or false does that conflict with being a deist

01:06:46 I've heard a lot of people who are religious they say that you

01:06:50 should not pursue philosophy because it's not something I agree

01:06:53 with they say you shouldn't pursue philosophy because it'll put doubt in

01:06:56 your mind a lot of the leading philosophers people like Sartre Nietzsche 0.96

01:06:59 these people are like weird sexual deviants and you know these 0.84

01:07:05 existentialists a lot of them you know could push people away 0.99

01:07:07 yeah well listen I'll tell you something look

01:07:11 think about this okay philosophy is logic

01:07:15 it's the study of logic so how could you say the study of logic is haram

01:07:19 I'd have to ask them okay why do you think the study of logic is haram though

01:07:24 they're gonna have to give me a logical question a logical argument and they're

01:07:29 using philosophy they're gonna have to philosophize on why it's haram

01:07:32 and so it's a self-defeating position you cannot say you cannot say logic or

01:07:38 philosophy is haram you can't say that it's completely irrational it's a self-defeating

01:07:43 position if I ask a Muslim or anybody what is philosophy first they're gonna have to 1.00

01:07:47 define it so philosophy is the study of logic okay to put simply okay so why is the study

01:07:55 of logic haram well he's gonna have to come up with some rationale he's gonna have to

01:07:58 use logic but he's using something that he's claiming as haram to prove something

01:08:04 it's not it's inescapable logic is inescapable okay now the question isn't really whether it's

01:08:12 haram I'm just I'm wondering has it instilled any doubt in your mind or is the study

01:08:16 no no quite the opposite quite the opposite quite the opposite look quite the opposite

01:08:22 philosophy brought me to Islam like it made me very confident in Islam made me give me 1.00

01:08:28 it gave me reassurance in Islam and it's it's super like I don't I don't think all Muslims need 1.00

01:08:36 to be philosophers no but we have to have philosophers so in Islam we should have architects 0.97

01:08:41 we should have engineers we should have lawyers we should have doctors and we should have philosophers

01:08:49 why shouldn't we have philosophers you know that Islam was very famous for their philosophy

01:08:54 once upon a time in the golden age of Islam when Islam was very successful 1.00

01:08:58 we had many philosophers now I studied Greek philosophy I studied Muslim philosophy and I studied

01:09:04 British British empiricism or the enlightenment period mostly so the European philosophers okay I studied

01:09:10 those three eras and I could tell you the the Muslims were highly influential highly developed

01:09:16 highly rational and I'm a big follower of Ghazali you know I find Ghazali to be incredibly inspiring

01:09:24 now did it create the rifts and and and feuds yes okay but you'd be surprised how

01:09:30 open-minded thinkers like Ghazali were at the time okay so it's quite a complex history but they were

01:09:35 incredibly profound incredibly profound and in my opinion thinkers like Ghazali really truly understand

01:09:43 what the Quran is saying because the Quran is making logical claims over and over again and the Quran

01:09:49 actually criticizes those who don't use reason the Quran tells you look if you ask them why they're why

01:09:54 they believe what they believe they're going to say we just believe because our fathers believe that

01:09:58 they told us to believe it now when you ask Muslims oh they say no don't think don't don't use 1.00

01:10:03 reason just believe no no wait a second the Quran is actually telling you the pagans only believe

01:10:09 what they believe because their fathers told them if they're following tradition they're not using logic

01:10:13 they're not they're not using rationale and I was actually quite amazed at how uh impressive the

01:10:20 Muslim thinkers were and the conclusions that they came down to you know and one of the most profound

01:10:28 conclusions that they came to the Muslim philosophers was a lot of critique towards Christianity you know

01:10:34 the the Christians of course critiqued Islam and the Muslims critique Christianity and I found that 1.00

01:10:40 yeah probably yeah we're always going to have a dialogue we're supposed to have dialogues in a

01:10:44 good way in a positive way never negative never you know we don't need to have animosity with one another

01:10:49 but why do they believe Christ is God why do they believe he died for your sins well there's a very

01:10:55 profound point the Quran is making that I think a lot of the Muslims today just don't understand why 1.00

01:11:01 because they didn't study logic and philosophy and then they didn't here's the thing if the Quran was

01:11:08 let's say the Quran was talking about the heart and how the heart sends blood in the circulatory system

01:11:15 you might go ask a doctor hey can you read these verses and make some kind of logical connection

01:11:20 between what you've learned in science in the circulatory system and what the Quran is saying

01:11:25 and you might find there's a parallel like for instance the Quran talks about mountains okay

01:11:29 you go you speak to a geologist and geologist is going to say well it does actually the mountain

01:11:34 does have a root and it does stop the the tectonic plates from shifting etc so you you will go to an

01:11:40 expert in geology and ask him about what the Quran is saying when it's referring to mountains but

01:11:45 when the Quran is making a logical argument why don't you ask a logician somebody who studied and 0.71

01:11:50 formally trained in logic why not make the same parallel you know so I think logic is is very

01:11:57 important because the Quran is over and over again making logical arguments that I find is um understood by

01:12:04 by the by the Muslims but not as it's not as it's not as understood as well as people who formally studied

01:12:10 logic like I'll give you a for instance okay the Christians say that Jesus died on the cross for your sins

01:12:22 the Quran says people who say that they don't know they're just guessing they're just they're just

01:12:27 people who are guessing okay there are people who are like uh they're they're they're super full of

01:12:34 doubts they're not sure they're not they're so so unsure they're just kind of like they're just

01:12:39 following what's on the bandwagon what people said they're trying to put a piece of puzzle together and

01:12:43 they can't they can't make heads or tails of it that's what the Quran is basically trying to tell you

01:12:47 they don't have any certainty about what happened in the past now if you look at JFK JFK died

01:12:53 less than 100 years ago about 100 years ago whatever it was we had CIA FBI recorded video

01:13:04 secret agents we have every type of possible entity there and we still don't know exactly what

01:13:11 happened to them we don't know if you shot from the front shot from the back how many bullets were

01:13:15 fired there's still a lot of mystery yet we have all the great minds of the world looking at the same

01:13:20 footage studying the same event that happened in broad daylight with thousands of witnesses filmed

01:13:26 on camera we still can't figure out exactly how this man was killed which who shot him what what was

01:13:34 the exact uh you know some people think he was shot from behind well some people believe he was shot by

01:13:39 leo harvey oswald some people say no he was shot by the past the grassy knoll by the fans there must have

01:13:46 been a bullet coming towards him not only from the back etc there's a major controversy and that's

01:13:52 something that happened in broad daylight to a man surrounded by thousands of people imagine now

01:14:00 you're trying to tell me the Quran is saying look do you think you know what happened 2000 years ago to

01:14:05 somebody

01:14:09 2000 years ago and the witnesses were not even there like you don't even have the witnesses because you know

01:14:14 the gospels they're anonymous we don't know who wrote mark matthew luke and john those were names

01:14:20 that were attributed later on okay we don't we they're anonymous sources their scholars their

01:14:25 christian scholars say there's about 50 other gospels think about that there's 50 other claims to what happened

01:14:34 these are not eyewitness claims this is something happened 2000 years ago you think by reading these

01:14:40 anonymous books you can piece the pie together and you can you could be so sure that this event happened

01:14:45 because in christianity it says you know paul says if jesus didn't die and wasn't resurrected your faith

01:14:52 is in vain if this event didn't happen exactly like so christianity is in vain you understand it's

01:14:59 riding on this historical event now if you listen to the if you if you listen to the Quran the Quran is

01:15:05 saying look it's telling the prophet alayhi salam you don't know what happened to Noah we're informing

01:15:11 you the Quran is informing you you didn't deduce it you didn't go and play uh Sherlock Holmes and

01:15:18 figure it out this is news we're giving to you this is revelation you understand now because it's

01:15:24 revelation you're taking it upon faith okay so ghazali will tell you look we accept what the Quran is

01:15:30 saying because there's nothing that's contradicting the Quran okay we accept it it's revelation the

01:15:34 prophet passed the test but there are things that we can verify in the Quran for ourselves the most

01:15:39 important things and ghazali's point is that islam is a naturally it's a natural religion and a

01:15:48 revealed religion this is a very important point i think ghazali is making a very important ibn tufal

01:15:52 made this point heavily as well another muslim thinker islam is a you're born upon the fitrah 0.63

01:15:59 okay every human being is born upon the fitrah

01:16:05 the Quran critiques the christian and the jews it says to the christian and the jews tells us 0.83

01:16:09 actually to tell them tell them abraham was upon the faith before the scripture because the bible

01:16:15 is the story of abraham so abraham didn't have the bible if you read the bible after genesis you're

01:16:21 reading the story of abraham how could abraham have the story of abraham he didn't have scripture

01:16:26 abraham what was he upon he was upon the fitrah instead the bible the old testament is about

01:16:33 abraham so abraham didn't have a scripture but yet he's already guided so he didn't believe in the

01:16:39 resurrection the death and resurrection etc he didn't have to believe in that but yet he was good

01:16:43 with god he was a pious man he was a saved man what was he upon well he was upon the fitrah so

01:16:50 the quran is here to remind you of a religion you were born in the quran is making this very strong

01:16:58 point that you already know god your god is an innate idea it's already you're already known the

01:17:04 quran actually says that before you're born in this world the whole all of humanity gave shahada to god

01:17:11 god asks who's your one and only true god and we all gave the shahada you're the one and only true god

01:17:16 and then that's pre-existence don't forget then we're born into this world that's why the prophet

01:17:22 alayhi salam says look every child is born upon the fitrah muslim even though islam didn't exist 0.99

01:17:30 because islam doesn't mean you believe in the quran islam means you're upon the fitrah

01:17:36 can you describe what fitrah means for the ones that don't know yeah fitrah is is a

01:17:41 it's a it's a it's a difficult thing but it's basically the natural state the natural state

01:17:46 it's your it's your natural innate religion it's an innate religion okay so look i'm gonna i'm gonna

01:17:55 i'm gonna show you okay so everything you ever learned in your entire life we had to point to it

01:18:04 okay so for instance when you learned the color red i had to show you the color red somebody had to show

01:18:08 you the color red and say that's the color red and you had an experience of the color red

01:18:13 then you saw a cat and we said that's a cat we associated the word cat to that animal

01:18:20 everything that's in your head you once saw it in your senses okay this is like um

01:18:28 basic basic philosophy all all philosophers in the world we agree on this okay so for instance

01:18:32 if you were born blind let's say sneaker you were born blind you would know nothing about the color red

01:18:38 no matter how intelligent you are if einstein was born blind

01:18:43 we could talk to him about the color red toward blue in the face guess what he'll never understand

01:18:47 what the color red is he has to see red to understand red you understand what i'm trying to say you follow

01:18:55 if you never tasted chocolate can you know what the taste of chocolate is no no you'd have to taste

01:19:02 chocolate now you know what chocolate is now you can remember it

01:19:04 everything that you have in your head you have to see in your senses you have to have in your senses

01:19:10 everything i'm gonna tell you okay i want you to imagine in your mind a piece of chocolate you can

01:19:18 yes can you imagine okay i want you to imagine a red bicycle can you imagine a red bicycle yes okay now i

01:19:25 want you to imagine i don't know a cloud i can no problem right that's easy how about a yellow cloud

01:19:35 i can picture it yeah okay but yellow clouds don't exist correct they don't they don't but you took your

01:19:42 idea of cloud and you took your idea of yellow one once upon a time you saw a yellow flower or yellow

01:19:47 crayon or something you saw yellow you saw a cloud now in your mind you can mix them up

01:19:55 right so in your mind you can make a concoction you can make up something you can make up

01:20:01 santa claus but santa claus is made up of things that are real so reindeer exist men exist slaves exist

01:20:10 flight exists how do you know flight exists you saw a bird flying okay flight exists

01:20:14 everything that's in your head you saw with the senses

01:20:23 so look you're wearing a jean jacket right if i asked you to picture i don't know um

01:20:30 a cloud that's made of jean jacket you could picture it doesn't exist yeah but you could picture it

01:20:36 because you saw a jean you saw a cloud now in your mind only in your mind you can make a

01:20:41 a picture of it you could mix things around in your mind right

01:20:48 you could think of gold you can think of mountain and in your mind you can make a golden mountain

01:20:55 but in your mind it's just an imagination right it's only imagination but gold exists

01:21:01 the the parts that make up a golden mountain exists okay this is what david hume he used the

01:21:06 example of a golden mountain you saw gold you saw a mountain and then in your mind you could

01:21:11 picture a golden mountain but golden mountains don't exist in the world correct okay but everything

01:21:17 you can imagine in your mind imagine any wild thing any wild creature any imagine the spaghetti

01:21:23 monster imagine any crazy idea in your head it's all a collage it's all a mixture of things you've

01:21:30 experienced so if you never saw the color yellow imagine you never saw the color yellow you could

01:21:40 never picture a yellow rose if all you ever saw was a red rose a blue rose a pink rose you would never

01:21:47 come up with the idea of yellow never you have to experience yellow you have to see yellow then you

01:21:53 could imagine yellow you understand this is a very important point like i'm not trying to

01:22:00 say anything yet okay just try to follow what i'm saying everything that's in your head was once in

01:22:06 your senses you either saw it smelt it taste it heard it or touched it those are your senses you have five senses

01:22:17 so if you never touched sandpaper you don't know what sandpaper feels like

01:22:24 once you touch sandpaper you're like oh i have the idea of rough something rough

01:22:28 and now you can imagine a rough cloud okay today we use the example of cloud i can pick i can imagine

01:22:34 a rough cloud made of sandpaper even though they don't exist this is a very important point okay so

01:22:39 we're starting to understand that everything we have in our heads we once experienced

01:22:46 if i didn't experience it i don't have it in my head just like the blind man who never saw the

01:22:51 color red he cannot imagine a red cloud he cannot he never seen a cloud never seen the color red you

01:22:57 could talk to him all day about the color red you he could not deduce logically what the color red is

01:23:03 okay now let me contrast that with this idea okay i want you to imagine in your mind first i asked you to

01:23:10 imagine a yellow cloud and you were able to do it now i'm going to ask you to imagine in your mind

01:23:17 a copie a what a copie a copie yeah imagine that in your mind what is that nothing comes to mind

01:23:29 am i right yeah nothing you're blank right you're blank am i right i thought of like uh yeah nothing

01:23:37 but of colorado pie 3.14 and no i'm not talking about that that's nothing to do with it okay it's

01:23:44 just a made-up word so it's a made-up word okay there's nothing to associate it with

01:23:50 because i can't point to anything in the world and say look that's a copie

01:23:53 when i taught you when when you learned the word cloud you saw that's a cloud

01:23:58 when you saw the sun somebody said look that's the sun that's yellow that's orange that's a cat

01:24:03 that's a mouse that's a desk that's a tv that's a pencil we have to point to it right

01:24:11 everything in the universe that i talked to you about i have to show you an instance of it

01:24:14 except one thing when i say allah when i say god you know exactly what i'm talking about

01:24:24 you don't say oh what do you mean what is this i don't know what you're talking about

01:24:27 that's why i personally say there's no such thing as an atheist

01:24:30 in the quran it says calls them kafir kafir is they covered what did they cover

01:24:35 kafir it doesn't mean you know they translated as infidel infidel is not a correct translation it's not

01:24:40 a correct it's an incorrect translation it's convenient translation but it's a very shallow

01:24:46 one it's not a derogatory term it's not an insult kafir means just like oh that person he covered it

01:24:52 covered what is belief in god okay so in every heart every human heart which also heart means mind

01:25:01 we have this and we're born with this belief of god before you knew anything about red yellow clouds

01:25:07 mountains gold you already know about god you were born in the fitrah when i talk to you about

01:25:15 allah you already understand about allah i don't have to go and point to something and show you a

01:25:20 picture of god that's why we don't paint pictures of god because look what look what the greeks did the 0.91

01:25:27 greeks said they saw lightning lightning was really amazing they said oh you know what god lightning put the

01:25:33 two together i imagine zeus just like you put you took the the color yellow you took a cloud and you

01:25:39 made up something that doesn't exist in your mind you can make things up that don't exist okay but every

01:25:46 ingredient does exist so when i look at the cloud i see look there's a white cloud or a gray cloud

01:25:55 those exist out there in the world when i think of a yellow cloud in my mind i have to remember oh wait

01:25:59 a second yellow clouds they don't exist that's something that i took from seeing a yellow flower

01:26:05 and this cloud and i mixed it together in my mind and the quran is telling you the same thing

01:26:10 the quran is telling you when god creates adam he says look i taught you all the names of everything

01:26:21 adam when he's in the quran he's saying god taught him the names of everything okay like i just showed

01:26:26 like i just showed you when you were born we had to teach you the name of everything we had to show

01:26:31 you look this is a cat this is a dog we took we took the sound dog and we said look that that when i

01:26:38 say the sound dog i mean this thing here over here and then you saw enough instances of dogs you realize

01:26:44 okay the sound dog means something with furry with four with four legs and it barks okay that's what they

01:26:50 mean when they say the word dog if i show you a red octagon of a flat red octagon what does it mean to

01:27:00 you a flat red octagon what does that mean it means stop right you stop the car stop sign stop sign right

01:27:08 but we had to teach you look a red octagon means stop that's what we want we we associated red flat

01:27:14 octagons we associated s with the with the sounds and t with the sound we made it all up

01:27:24 we had to teach it to you there's nothing about a red octagon that means stop if i show you a chinese 0.99

01:27:28 character there's no way to deduce what it means somebody has to tell you what it means

01:27:35 so what i'm trying to what i'm trying to say is everything in the world we had to teach you except one

01:27:40 thing you already know allah when i talk to you about allah it strikes a nerve and it strikes a

01:27:48 chord within you that's why the quran says the believers when they hear the quran they're they 0.91

01:27:54 believe they heard it they're talking i'm talking to you about something you already know nobody had

01:27:59 to that's what ghazali says you don't have to be the world's most logical human being you don't

01:28:04 have to have an iq of 170 to understand allah understand you don't have to be you don't have

01:28:09 to do some kind of research experiment it's not something everybody knows god you understand so

01:28:16 basically you know we say this world is a test yeah but god gave you a test but he also put you on the

01:28:24 correct answer that's why we say god is the most gracious most merciful because i gave you a test and

01:28:31 the test you start on the right answer you can get the answer wrong but you started with the right

01:28:36 answer so think of think about this okay everything you ever had have in your head we had to teach it

01:28:44 to you except one thing i never told you about allah and i pointed to something a picture i never said

01:28:50 talked to you about allah and i showed you uh a man with a beard oh i took a picture of a man with a

01:28:57 beard and i mixed it with this idea that already exists within me what's the most arrogant thing

01:29:03 to do is to take a picture of yourself and mix it with the idea of god you know when you go to japan

01:29:09 jesus is japanese when you go to africa he's african when you go to china he's chinese when you go to

01:29:14 india he's india when you go to america he's white there's a lot of people that get really upset when you

01:29:19 say jesus wasn't white or isn't white he's still they get very angry and it's like the whole idea is

01:29:27 ridiculous because they say white is european but this guy wasn't european you know he's like we

01:29:32 we know where he was from we know where he's palestinian yeah well come on he's palestinian 0.97

01:29:39 are you palestinian he was palestinian no i'm lebanese you're lebanese okay i'm lebanese which is

01:29:44 very similar i went there i went to the neck of the way i went uh a couple months ago replace yeah i

01:29:49 like lebanese people quite a bit well thank you that's great very mixed very mixed place there's a lot

01:29:54 of christians a lot of jews there's jews there a lot yeah yeah yeah very diverse yeah we yeah we're

01:30:01 diverse a set of people for sure why do you know what i'm saying sorry go ahead i was saying why

01:30:07 were you saying uh jesus is palestine because that's also controversial people said the land at the time

01:30:11 was in palestine that it was he's from nazareth which was well he's from that region he's from that

01:30:17 region right he's from that he's a middle easterner so he was he looked like me he had my skin color he

01:30:23 had our genetics i'm from the same genetics okay i'm because don't forget genetics doesn't

01:30:30 there's no such thing as i don't want to get too deep in this but genetics it just tells you what

01:30:33 region you're from there's no real thing as a race okay race is just like where did your genetics

01:30:41 hail from in terms of region but that's that's a another topic for another day but basically

01:30:47 he's from the middle eastern region jesus there's no debate on this he was probably very similar to my

01:30:55 skin color

01:30:58 so but like like i was saying i mean the quran also gives this example of of understanding god okay

01:31:07 so think about this okay when you were in your mother's womb

01:31:11 you didn't know sneeko sneeko didn't exist the name sneeko didn't exist we had to teach you the name

01:31:19 sneeko right when you're in your mother's womb you didn't know the dunya you don't know yellow green

01:31:26 tasty sweet sugar bitter you don't know uh what it's like to stub your toe you don't know any of this

01:31:32 you didn't even know you exist you had no ego you know even psychology they say

01:31:40 the ego forms a little bit before the age of one the ego means there's me and then there's the world

01:31:46 i'm separate from the world there's people out there and there's me you start realizing there's a

01:31:52 person called me okay there's this thing me the formation of the ego when the baby comes out the

01:31:58 baby doesn't even have ego but what does the baby have the baby has this innate this point of um

01:32:07 this point of awareness a oneness a fitra just a pure perfect fitra some people disagree i mean

01:32:16 christians believe that we're born with original sin that we're born sinners and we need to be

01:32:22 forgiven and baptized for sins that we did not commit right so if i commit a crime why shouldn't they arrest

01:32:28 my wife and my kids would they do that is that fair if i commit a crime if i commit a crime should

01:32:36 they go arrest my brother no is that is that christian justice that doesn't make sense why not

01:32:43 because why not it's not your son yeah but why then why am i punished for adam's sin that's what i like

01:32:48 to ask them i would say look if adam created a sin adam and eve created a sim alayhi sanam why are we

01:32:54 why are we in trouble for that what i guess the answer is where it's the difference between human

01:33:02 nature and law maybe you can't apply legal uh legal moral ideas to human nature

01:33:13 explain i mean okay are you saying that i'm gonna sin one day okay that's possible but

01:33:18 if if a newborn baby is born is he born with a sin he doesn't he doesn't even know he exists he doesn't

01:33:23 even know his name he doesn't know how to move his finger what is he is he born with is he born

01:33:29 clean slate or is he is he a sin i believe i've never looked at a baby and thought that's a sinner

01:33:36 like he needs to be i've never seen a baby and thought he needs to be forgiven for stuff he didn't do

01:33:41 i i think everyone can look at a baby and like the way they smile they have a purity in their face where

01:33:47 they're not eventually when people have evil thoughts and do evil actions it wears down on

01:33:52 their face and you can see it and they become a different like their appearance is different you

01:33:57 can see it a baby you look at it you can see purity that's something that's indisputable it's it's hard

01:34:03 to argue that but that's why i've never believed in i i agree with you i agree with you but i understand

01:34:07 some christians they say no the sin is passed down and and it's inherent so it's in our dna and but

01:34:14 i would say doesn't that make god unjust

01:34:22 if if let's say my son does something wrong should i punish his little brother

01:34:30 that's what i ask christians should i punish his little brother should i punish his little sister

01:34:34 should i punish the neighbor they had nothing to do with that's why that's why i ask christians you

01:34:40 know how could we say that there's original sin because that would mean i would make sense for me to

01:34:45 punish all my children for one of my children's uh transgressions and if you read the old testament

01:34:52 the old testament says you know one person won't take the sin of another so there's a there's a type of

01:35:00 uh inconsistency there you know so a new narrative was born after when when the jesus christ story

01:35:05 happened and they were trying to explain why because a lot of people say look they were just

01:35:10 trying to explain why somebody's so good but have something so so bad happen to him so if you look at

01:35:18 the jesus christ story is this you know they depict him as this sinless man perfect man god man and then

01:35:25 they say look the worst thing happened to the best person why would that why does why do bad things happen to

01:35:30 good people while we say oh it's a fitna that's our explanation it's a fitna it's a trial it's going

01:35:36 to show your true colors you're not going to are you are you only are you only happy and joyous and

01:35:42 patient and loving when things are good or when things are bad you're still loyal loving worshiping god

01:35:52 etc well we won't know until we test you right okay that's the muslim paradigm and the christian paradigm 0.97

01:35:59 it's because well that happened to jesus because all of you sinned you're all bad you're all evil

01:36:04 you're all this happened because of the whole human all of humanity basically so that's how they try to

01:36:14 explain it i've realized that there's a lot of christians get really i'm seeing it in the chat

01:36:18 note too someone said uh this is pissing me off christ is king i've come to the realization there's so

01:36:24 many i've i've trying to relax on this because it just like it creates a lot of division and people

01:36:30 get angry and people like having i think people like to have faith and it blends it to blind faith

01:36:37 where they like to believe without going into the logic or go into the philosophy behind it they when

01:36:43 you when they start to hear this conversation there's a blockade and they don't want to transcend that

01:36:47 level of logic so i i've seen it that's why i've even dialed back my language i'll try not to say

01:36:55 uh allah say god so that people so that they think it's the same they don't get confused they don't get

01:37:00 angry right but the christian the christian arabs say allah i know so alhamdulillah too so it's just

01:37:08 it's just an arabic word for god they don't most people don't know that they they still don't know that

01:37:13 right like even some of my close friends uh for example actually i just brought when i brought

01:37:18 aiden ross to the mosque he's like you guys don't believe in god you believe in allah right

01:37:22 you didn't know i have people they don't think that we believe in god they think that allah is like a

01:37:28 different entity it's like a muslim guy it's like a i think they picture like a guy in the taliban that's

01:37:33 our that's god yeah there's a lot of misconceptions but look i i always like i i dialogue with christians if

01:37:42 they're open-minded i continue if they're not open-minded i just close the door and let them be

01:37:47 because not everybody wants to dialogue not everybody wants to examine their their beliefs

01:37:51 but the door is there you know we're in the age of the internet now if you want to examine your

01:37:55 beliefs you want to do your research the door is open i mean there's no there's no limitations now to

01:38:01 to learning access to information so you know i like to dialogue with with people who are open-minded

01:38:08 and i like to listen and i like to think about things i like to listen to their arguments as well

01:38:13 but we have a back and forth and as long as it's friendly and done in the right way because i think

01:38:17 religion should always be friendly and done in the correct way like i saw your video with shmuli and i

01:38:23 find like shmuli i wouldn't be able to talk to him for more than one second why because he right away

01:38:29 starts with insults propaganda ad hominems like he's a bad example of religion like he's wearing the 0.89

01:38:38 the kippah and all that look i think there's bad examples in every religion okay but he's such a

01:38:44 vile version and i i have a lot of jewish friends that are good honest people you could sit down with

01:38:49 them have a rational discussion um there's good there's good and bad in every religion okay but

01:38:57 he's such a bad example i told him my opinion i told him that i feel bad for jews because he's the 0.92

01:39:03 worst representation of jews that could possibly the worst he like embodies all the anti-semitic 0.99

01:39:08 stereotypes in one even though you know you're an actual semite that words anti-semitic gets thrown

01:39:14 around for polish people regardless i'm more jewish than him by the way i'm more jewish than him i'm

01:39:19 more semitic than he is yeah i believe in the afterlife you know he doesn't believe in the

01:39:23 afterlife he did a debate with hitchens where he's like oh the afterlife is just basically how your kids

01:39:28 remember you what are you talking about man if you read maimonides maimonides the greatest jewish

01:39:33 thinker it's a prerequisite if you have to believe in the resurrection if you don't you're not a jew 0.87

01:39:38 according to maimonides now maimonides okay you don't have to agree with him you could say oh we don't

01:39:43 agree with him fine but he's the guy who defined what a jew is he's the greatest thinker in jewish

01:39:50 history are you really that jewish well i'm i would tell you maimonides thinks i'm more jewish than you

01:39:55 i believe in all your prophets i believe in the resurrection i believe in god i believe the the

01:40:00 next life is literal and you're here saying to hitchens oh well maybe the afterlife is just a

01:40:07 it's just how your kids remember you kind of thing you know it's just like a uh a capitulation

01:40:13 a complete capitulation he he threw out the torah basically like he's such a bad example and somebody 1.00

01:40:19 explain to me how on earth he's sitting his granddaughter down and touching her

01:40:27 in a way that's completely like absurd abhorrent and nobody criticized him for nobody's putting cuffs

01:40:35 on this guy nobody's uh reviewing what the hell what the hell somebody explained that he's touching her

01:40:41 at the in her chest region he's caressing her what how insane is that how does he get away with it

01:40:49 it's not even like he's a religious leader you're acting like he's just like a random jew who's 0.93

01:40:55 become an israeli apologist he's a spokesperson and a leader in the community and he sells dildos

01:41:01 with his daughter i called him out on this i i'm wondering what did you think of that debate because

01:41:05 it was pretty impromptu and i didn't expect it to happen i didn't want it i i i think i listened to

01:41:12 maybe like my fans were asking me to listen to it so i turned it on for a few minutes but it's just

01:41:16 pure schmooly like when the when you're this guy stepped in he's like oh you want to attack me and he

01:41:22 starts making a huge debate like okay dude first of all sneaker doesn't need protection first of all

01:41:30 you you probably slap him and knock him out with one slap but like he's like oh you need this guy

01:41:35 to protect you now oh wow you guys want to threaten me now this is all this like it's just like he's the 0.51

01:41:41 don king of like just like promoting the most vile aspect of human dialogue like the the best like

01:41:54 if you if you bought two religious people from two different faiths and they really believe in god

01:42:00 i think they're gonna have a humble dialogue they're gonna think about right and wrong morality

01:42:08 that shall not kill that shall not murder that shall not lie like how could you how could you

01:42:15 speak in that way and think oh i i know i believe in god i represent god here because you know the

01:42:19 thing is people say the jews are the chosen people yeah they were chosen to be a light upon the world

01:42:26 what's a light upon the world to teach morality to the world i took age in judaism like i studied in

01:42:31 university there was supposed to be a light onto the world that's their mission what does it mean a

01:42:38 light onto the world teach people don't lie don't cheat don't steal you know be humble like they were

01:42:43 supposed to be a good example um shmuley is not doing that you know shmuley is propagating arguing

01:42:51 screaming at the top of his lungs that he's being always attacked by these anti-semites which is like

01:42:57 absurd you know they'll call you anti-semite but they won't call you a liar where where did i lie 0.82

01:43:04 where where did i go wrong factually where where's no you're an anti-semite no no wait a second why am 0.97

01:43:09 i an anti-semite why am i an anti-semite if i get attacked by a chinese guy and i defend myself am i 0.67

01:43:14 anti-chinese am i am i anti-asian am i am i racist of some sort if a bad guy attacks me and i defend myself am

01:43:20 am i racist where is it that we're factually wrong where is the argument breakdown he never

01:43:27 brings that up he's always just constantly talking about i mean we'd have to bring it up i didn't

01:43:33 memorize the the dialogue but i just remember it's pure shmuley all the time i'm the victim here i'm

01:43:39 being attacked look at he's just like he thinks we're so dumb that it's convincing he thinks he can

01:43:44 convince us with such stupid arguments it's it's wild actually i don't i wouldn't mind i don't know 0.97

01:43:49 know if you know how to play it right now it'd be funny to to kind of listen to it because you want 0.99

01:43:52 to his arguments are always ad hominem you're evil you're bad and that's why you're against me he's

01:43:57 never actually debating any points yeah i can bring it up here uh but i think it's very funny because i

01:44:05 um i could show it here uh you sent me one of his videos earlier what was i i didn't get the chance to

01:44:12 see it yet oh you should play that video if you have it you can play it right when he praises islam

01:44:17 basically he loves islam really he's gonna say something yeah he says something about islam that

01:44:22 most people don't know about we can talk a little bit about the history of islam i think people might

01:44:28 find it interesting okay we'll see some of it i've played it on stream before i think there might be a

01:44:34 little but yeah basically he goes in let's go from here

01:44:44 do you find it difficult to speak about these subjects in the mma world did you get pushed back

01:44:48 do you get called racist no no no no no i i i don't i i only talk about people i only talk about

01:44:55 things that people ask me about like i won't bring it up if people are not like you know if we're talking

01:44:59 if we're in an mma settings and we're talking fighting i'm not going to bring a religion we're 0.73

01:45:04 talking about fighting but i have a channel where we talk about fitness mma boxing jiu-jitsu and then

01:45:10 it's asking me anything so people often ask me about religion and logic and philosophy because

01:45:14 that's what i studied actually i kind of don't want to hear his voice it's very important

01:45:21 by the way he has the friends and family discount everybody let me tell you something 0.93

01:45:25 are you calling me disgusting you sell dildos with your daughter let me tell you something 0.99

01:45:29 you sell dildos with your daughter no sir i saw you dance on a child at a wedding 1.00

01:45:32 no sir no work on children well you believe you have a mom and pop shop with your daughter killers

01:45:38 do i when did i say that you said we did 9-11 okay yeah i don't really want to hear his voice

01:45:45 to be honest with you um all right no problem several times a play if you if you can't play that

01:45:50 clip i sent you let's see this one it's an interesting one okay this is a debate

01:46:03 and i'm amazed muslims don't bring this up like they don't they don't drive this point home i mean 0.97

01:46:09 is george st pierre is he christian

01:46:13 uh he's kind of i don't like to talk about his personal faith because he likes to keep it private

01:46:17 yeah but uh you know he's the he's he's a he's a searcher let's just say okay did shalom

01:46:25 he looks he looks very coherent i think i have seen this before he seems very coherent compared

01:46:30 to how he was in the debate did shalom in the home how do you regard the breakdown of communities and

01:46:34 for example how do you how do you regard you know islam in the muslim world nowadays it's been very

01:46:38 negatively stereotyped well look i'm actually interestingly enough as an orthodox you're a great

01:46:44 champion of islam bring it up myself can you hear it no i don't hear anything uh there's a share screen

01:46:52 if you see on the on the icon it says um i think you need to allow it oh where's that um

01:47:02 they can they i think they're able to hear it but it's a short video

01:47:07 i'll play for them because they can hear the fact is that the jewish community has a real debt to the

01:47:12 islamic community because when we were kicked out of catholic spain in 1492 when we were kicked out of

01:47:19 catholic portugal i think in 1503 it was the muslims who took the jews in that's why there are jewish 1.00

01:47:24 communities in the islamic world till this very day the islamic community the jewish community of

01:47:28 istanbul dates from then um it was it was specifically uh countries uh not beyond the ottoman empire

01:47:36 where jews were tolerated uh and they were welcomed in and they they played they paid a jizya there was a

01:47:41 poll tax they paid but they were never persecuted and there wasn't a holocaust in the islam so he

01:47:44 admits that there was no holocaust and that muslims jews were able to coexist and that muslims even

01:47:49 defended and took in the jews we are not anti-semitic semitic the look islam saved the jews

01:47:57 islam saved jewry you know that's their quote from david wasserstein david wasserstein he teaches

01:48:05 jewish studies he said look if it wasn't for muslim conquest it's very likely judaism wouldn't 1.00

01:48:11 exist okay because you had the romans you had the persians they didn't allow mingling of jewish 0.97

01:48:17 people they suppressed jewish people when islam took over those two empires the jewish people can

01:48:22 now live freely as the means okay protected people the me is a protected person now israel excuse me

01:48:30 jewish people flourished every time islam flourished david wasserstein says judaism flourished

01:48:36 they coincided the golden age of islam was the golden age of judaism the jews did well under islam 0.54

01:48:42 they they survived and they thrived under christianity they were being eradicated what is

01:48:50 shmuley saying he's saying look the muslims from catholic spain they rescued the jews the ottomans 0.61

01:48:56 rescued the jews how can we be anti-semitic it's impossible first of all we can marry jewish women 1.00

01:49:03 how are you going to be anti-semitic your in-laws and your wife is going to be jewish it's an 0.70

01:49:07 absurdity and there's shmuley in that video admitting that not only did the jews rest excuse 0.78

01:49:13 me that muslims rescue the jews there was never a holocaust in the jewish world excuse me in the

01:49:19 muslim world the friction that started between muslims and jews was the start of israel because

01:49:27 the muslims were like hey you guys don't want to use you want to use europeans the europeans to attack us 1.00

01:49:35 because don't forget the europeans were trying to eradicate the jews 0.93

01:49:40 we rescued them they lived under muslim rule for hundreds of years hundreds and hundreds of years

01:49:45 nearly a thousand years okay then in modern era last hundred years they flipped on us

01:49:51 they sided with the europeans to fight us but for 800 years they're living under our rule protected from 0.74

01:50:00 europe it's the europeans that wanted to eradicate them it's the christians that wanted to eradicate 0.98

01:50:07 them you had catholic spain okay catholic spain wanted to literally murder it's called the spanish 0.98

01:50:12 inquisition look it up okay they wanted to murder every single jew the founder of the protestant 0.67

01:50:19 religion martin luther read what he says about the jews he says look we tried to convert them they 0.96

01:50:26 don't want to convert you have to eradicate every one of them burn everything they built if you can't 1.00

01:50:31 burn it bury everything they built get rid of every single one of them why the christians say that 0.99

01:50:38 they're responsible for the death of christ 0.96

01:50:44 if you read the gospel of matthew matthew is saying the blood is on your hands and your

01:50:49 children the blood of who the blood of christ the blood of jesus christ is on i don't believe this

01:50:55 you don't believe this we don't believe this okay the christians at the time interpreted it as

01:51:01 they're the ones who killed jesus christ all of them not one of them not the group at that time

01:51:09 all of them because it says the blood is on your hands and your children now

01:51:15 if you read the quran the quran exonerates the jews 1.00

01:51:22 so here's what people don't know okay a lot of people don't know this but

01:51:25 you have the old testament and you have the new testament the new testament is blaming

01:51:30 the jewish people for the death of christ they call it the greatest crime in history 1.00

01:51:38 then after a while the jews started writing the talmud the talmud

01:51:43 is a jewish book written by rabbis who some say is even higher than the torah

01:51:47 okay in the talmud it says yes jesus came and yes we we killed him we put him up on a 0.56

01:51:58 uh uh crucifix not not true not a crucifix but they say like a stick okay they they hung him

01:52:04 okay they stole them they hung them for blasphemy and they say that he he's now burning in hell and

01:52:10 an excrement and that his mother was pregnant his mother uh got pregnant by a roman soldier that's 0.89

01:52:19 what really happened so they insult they insult jesus okay so you have to understand the dynamic 0.94

01:52:28 now you have the old testament then you have the new testament the new testament says the people of

01:52:33 the old testament are responsible for this crime murdering jesus then you have the talmud that admits 0.95

01:52:39 to the crime the christians are saying we you guys killed christ the jews killed christ and then

01:52:49 the talmud is saying yes we killed christ okay you follow the quran says this is what the quran is 1.00

01:52:57 saying the quran comes after the talmud the quran is saying the jews are boasting about killing christ

01:53:04 okay because if you read the verse about the about the crucifixion it says the jews say 0.82

01:53:15 jesus son of mary the messiah oh yeah we killed him okay we we crucified him we killed him now the 0.91

01:53:21 quran says it's not true no they didn't crucify him nor did they kill him so the quran is saying even 1.00

01:53:27 though some scriptures or some jews claim they killed him it's not true they're not responsible 0.97

01:53:34 for the greatest crime in history why were the jews by the way why were the jews hated so much throughout

01:53:39 history uh holocaust genocides pogroms why were they hunted down all because of the christian

01:53:47 interpretation that they're responsible for the worst crime in history what's the worst crime in history

01:53:53 the blood of christ killing god he shed the blood of christ what's that killing god killing god 0.94

01:54:02 the quran is saying they did not kill god even if they say they did they didn't what did that do 0.96

01:54:08 what did that do that exonerates them in our tradition the jews not criminal he's not a criminal

01:54:15 he's not responsible for murdering god you can't even say this well how could him how could a group of

01:54:21 people murder god it's impossible to us right so islam muslims didn't have a view that these people 1.00

01:54:29 need to be hunted down or whatnot now again i want to stress something really important that was an 0.97

01:54:34 interpretation at a time where christians had a dark interpretation okay they literally wanted to hunt

01:54:41 down every last a jewish person okay now today christians don't think that they don't interpret

01:54:47 things the same way okay so i want to be clear on that there was a time where select

01:54:53 influencers in christianity interpreted that way and you can interpret it that way because they did

01:55:00 islam always interpreted as they're not responsible for the death of christ it's literally explicitly

01:55:07 expressed in the quran it's the jews boasting they killed christ and then the quran refuting them 0.73

01:55:12 saying no you didn't crucify him nor did you kill him but the quran does say that the jews killed some

01:55:18 prophets yes but not christ nobody's hunting down uh the jews for killing prophets or

01:55:27 not obeying moses it's literally for this one event because they say hey you killed god

01:55:34 he killed a sinless man

01:55:40 so what i'm trying to tell you is in history islam exonerates the jews we never had a holocaust you 0.87

01:55:48 heard shmuley say it himself i don't know i didn't hear it but i hope your your your listeners can hear

01:55:52 it look shmuley says look we we owe great debt in the video he's saying we owe great debt to the muslim

01:55:58 world why they protected us during catholic spain they never had a holocaust we thrived under their 0.58

01:56:04 their reign you should read the works of david wasserstein david wasserstein explains more

01:56:10 reasons on why the muslims protected and saved the jews okay don't forget when the

01:56:15 when the jewish people were being persecuted by the christians the ottomans sent ships to rescue the

01:56:22 jews why because to us they're dhimmi they are protected people they're in our book okay so it's a

01:56:28 very very important thing and a lot of people don't know uh about the conquest of jerusalem when jerusalem

01:56:33 here's what people have to know okay basic history basic basic history

01:56:39 the jews were kicked out of jerusalem in the year 70 by the romans

01:56:46 the romans occupied the jews 0.97

01:56:50 the jews lived under the roman rule and they were being crushed and persecuted and tortured and

01:56:56 women their women being raped and just abducted they caesar wanted to put a statue of himself in the in

01:57:01 the temple that's where the jews draw the line you won't put a statue of caesar in the temple 0.53

01:57:10 you had a group called the sakari the sakari were a jewish group they carried a blade the blade was a

01:57:17 sakari blade okay they called it the sakari this blade they were the hamas of the day 0.65

01:57:22 a sakari was hamas the jews had a group called sakari you could call them hamas okay because

01:57:32 you know what hamas means like you know what you know what a zealot is a zealot somebody who's

01:57:39 very religious somebody who like takes it to an extreme okay

01:57:41 the zealots was a name for a certain group of jews okay because these sakari they're also called

01:57:49 zealots i don't want to make it complicated in the year 70 rome was on top of the jews they were 0.99

01:57:56 crushing the jews they were trying to get the jews to capitulate and worship caesar 0.99

01:58:01 the jews didn't want to worship caesar they rather fight to the bitter end and worship caesar 0.92

01:58:10 the sakari were saying we won't negotiate with rome we won't do diplomacy 0.79

01:58:16 and even the jews who would do diplomacy with the romans they would get killed by the sakari so you had 0.99

01:58:21 jews even killing jewish people got extremist jews is what i'm trying to say hardcore extremist jews 1.00

01:58:28 that said look we got to liberate uh israel or sorry jerusalem at the time from any roman influence 0.96

01:58:35 whatsoever we got to eradicate the romans we got to get them out they were extreme then you had more

01:58:43 moderate jews who were like hey we could live together let's just make rules where we don't 1.00

01:58:46 have to worship caesar etc in the year 70 the romans expelled the jews they burned their temple

01:58:57 now when you go to jerusalem today you see the jews they they have something they refer to as the

01:59:02 wailing wall you see the jews praying to the wall yeah i see people like floyd mayweather they go up 0.73

01:59:07 and they yes yes yes floyd will do anything for money but that's a topic for another day floyd if you

01:59:13 got the money man he'll kiss anything he'll wail to any wall don't worry tomorrow if you have money

01:59:17 he's gonna put on he's gonna go to the mosque and pray don't worry if you more money he'll put on a

01:59:21 cross and go to the church even more money you'll go to india it's every american politician it's just

01:59:28 a funny picture of them yeah but it's all about money money money money but you see that wall you

01:59:32 see that wall that's the last surviving wall in the year 70 the romans burned down the temple

01:59:38 they crushed the temple that's the one wall remaining

01:59:42 so that wall is really old it's two thousand plus years old two thousand years ago they burned down

01:59:52 the jewish temple and they kicked out all the jews 0.96

01:59:56 you know what they did with that that space where the temple used to be they turned it into a garbage 0.88

02:00:01 site because later the rome converts to christianity and the christians turned the temple of the jews into 1.00

02:00:08 a garbage site now the muslims come and conquer jerusalem 1.00

02:00:16 about over 500 years later the muslims come and they conquer jerusalem 1.00

02:00:20 omar the ottomans which which umpire no no no no the sahaba the sahaba omar

02:00:26 i'll send you a really good lecture from a non-muslim who details all of this 0.98

02:00:33 all of this okay now you have to understand something about muslim conquest muslim conquest

02:00:37 is very different okay especially when we say the rightly guided khalifa because 0.80

02:00:41 later on muslims did wrong bad things that are not sunnah okay but the sunnah when muslims conquer 0.97

02:00:47 they're rightly guided if you do it by the book if you do it by the religious standards 0.92

02:00:52 you don't expel the people when omar ibn khattab conquered jerusalem he didn't

02:00:58 kill any civilians he only expelled the politicians that's it and he allowed them to take their gold

02:01:06 and their riches whatever they can carry you can leave but the the the politicians had to go the 0.96

02:01:13 government has to go they only fight wars against the government the sunnah you can only fight wars

02:01:19 against the government not the people the people are innocent

02:01:22 the people are dhimmi there are protected people very different than israel's tactics today

02:01:28 exactly exactly we fight the government that's why i don't agree with hamas hamas was shooting at

02:01:34 civilians as well but that's another topic okay because i think there's war crimes on both sides

02:01:38 allegedly well okay well we'll talk about that because i think there is there is some uh atrocities

02:01:44 that we have that have to be admitted to okay but we'll talk about that yeah

02:01:47 omar ibn khattab he conquers jerusalem in the year 70 yeah sorry not the year 70 500 plus years after

02:01:56 the year 70 okay so nearly more than 500 years passes the muslims finally arrive they conquer jerusalem 0.99

02:02:04 what happens omar ibn khattab asks them to show him where is the temple of the jews and they show it to

02:02:11 him and it's a garbage site omar ibn khattab the sahaba of the prophet he walked with the prophet 0.92

02:02:19 every day he was with the prophet every day when he saw it was a garbage site he went and he started 0.54

02:02:26 clearing the garbage out with his own hands now don't forget at the time he's the world's most powerful

02:02:30 man don't forget at this time right now the muslims are the most powerful nation in the world 0.97

02:02:38 he's cleaning out the garbage with his own hand all the muslims start cleaning out the temple 1.00

02:02:44 and what did the what did the muslims do omar ibn khattab ordered a colony of jews to return 0.95

02:02:51 to jerusalem he brought back the jews to jerusalem who brought back the jews to jerusalem 1.00

02:02:58 muslims it's the muslims so they should return the favor the jews were expelled for over 500 years they 1.00

02:03:04 couldn't go to jerusalem for 500 years who brought them back the the jews always were successful 0.92

02:03:13 when islam was successful always every islamic success resulted in a jewish success that's not my 1.00

02:03:20 words that's david wasserstein's words a professor of jewish studies islam protected and made way for the

02:03:28 jewish people why did he bring back the jews because they're part of our religion we believe

02:03:35 in their prophets their akita is very close to ours what do you think about that did you know any of

02:03:42 this by the way but then why so if their akita was very similar then why does rabbi shmuley and ben

02:03:48 shapiro the two instances where they have a completely different faith so ben shapiro saw trump won the

02:03:54 election he says well he tweets well done god rabbi shmuley when talking about october 7th on the day

02:04:01 of the election he's like god was sleeping on october 7th so we don't believe in that like we leave

02:04:07 everything happens for a reason that god has a plan but the way that they talk about god it's like

02:04:12 it's like god is an employee for them like he works when he does a good job well done you think they

02:04:18 believe in god i think so i think they believe in their god i believe i believe look i believe every

02:04:24 human in their heart of hearts believes in god but do you think they have do you think they

02:04:29 they think about god they're always in a forgetful state yeah they use god as a weapon it's a talking

02:04:36 point it's a weapon it's a cult look israel was founded not by believers it was founded by secular

02:04:43 individuals that they call it a jewish state but jewish to them doesn't mean religion anymore

02:04:50 them jewish means you're born a certain race it's an ethnicity and a religion but you don't have to

02:04:56 practice a religion you can be an atheist and be a jew in their mind yeah like seth rogan hollywood

02:05:01 jews all these people i would argue that a lot of these their religion with their faith and their belief

02:05:06 what they think about more is the holocaust they they put more faith into that than they do into

02:05:12 anything that is written in the torah right that's why i say look i'm more jewish than rabbi

02:05:16 shmuley i actually literally believe in god i'm actually semitic i'm more semitic than than netanyahu

02:05:22 that's for sure i would love to see a dna test from netanyahu i want to see if his blood is more

02:05:27 semitic than mine i i bet anything it's not dna tests are banned in israel for this reason no exactly

02:05:33 exactly but look i also understand they're they're culturally and traditionally jewish you don't have

02:05:37 to be genetically jewish they're the ones who are saying that they're saying look your

02:05:41 mother has to be from a jewish line it has to go back to abraham but their line doesn't go back

02:05:47 to abraham they were the the they mixed culture with genetics so look religion is two two things

02:05:54 okay sorry jewishism is two things it's a culture and it's a religion it's an ethnicity and it's a

02:06:01 religion we're conflating the two things all the time all the time and you know uh was it ben

02:06:06 i'm forgetting the founder of israel now he was saying look there's no exact definition for jew okay

02:06:15 so what's a jew it's what we tell you is a jew so they're not going by the the text they're not going 0.99

02:06:20 by the torah they're going by what they see fit so for instance if you're a jew and you want to be

02:06:26 atheist that's fine if you convert to islam you you lose your citizenship if you convert to christianity 0.98

02:06:30 you're done so but he's ethnically jewish he's born from a jewish mother no it doesn't matter you

02:06:36 convert it to one of those two religions you're done atheists will accept you 0.99

02:06:42 so it's not really a religion anymore it's become something else you know it's it's a it's

02:06:47 a type of culture genetic religion race it's a blend of everything so they tell us what's a jew okay

02:06:55 so they tell us well now i don't i have a definition of jew i i think a definition of jew is one you

02:06:59 believe in god that's i honestly i think i don't think you can be an atheistic jew i think that's

02:07:04 an oxymoron it doesn't exist you're culturally jewish you claim to be jewish but for me that's

02:07:09 very superficial judasim very superficial you don't believe in god i don't know if shmuli believes in

02:07:15 god honestly like not in his in his everyday behavior like i couldn't behave like that because i'd be

02:07:22 worried that i'm i'm angering god you have fear he doesn't have fear for god i have a fear of allah i

02:07:27 have a fear of god you know he's touching his daughter and he's dancing exactly like you're 0.98

02:07:33 a rabbi man you're selling uh sex toys with your daughter you're putting your daughter up like she 1.00

02:07:38 has like look there's nothing wrong with sex sex is a perfectly halal thing if you're doing it with 0.99

02:07:43 your wife whatnot but have some shame you're trying to promote like sex toys and so things that 1.00

02:07:50 so what separates a real jew from a muslim because they're monotheistic are they not 0.98

02:07:56 and it seems like they have like you said real jews of course so yeah what's the difference between a 0.60

02:08:01 jew and a muscle well look here's the thing okay some some jews believe in muhammad alayhi salam

02:08:07 some of them do but they say this okay look what they say they say muhammad was for the gentile

02:08:16 muhammad alayhi salam is for the gentile because look you have abraham right alayhi salam

02:08:20 he had two women hagar and sarah hagar gave birth to isaac hagar gave birth to ishmael

02:08:31 prophet muhammad comes from ishmael alayhi salam

02:08:35 the jewish line comes from isaac alayhi salam we're two lines from the same man

02:08:41 prophet abraham you understand we're two half brothers we're literally half brothers

02:08:47 now in the bible it says tells abraham it commands abraham take ishmael alayhi salam and take him to

02:08:54 the desert now where he takes him in the desert the bible describes is where is saudi arabia today

02:09:02 and abraham prays for ishmael and he says don't worry about ishmael

02:09:06 i'm going to make him a great nation like you see the stars that's how many descendants you're

02:09:10 going to have don't worry about ishmael i'm going to make him a great nation the bible is promising that

02:09:17 ishmael is going to be a great nation what nation came out of saudi arabia there's only one

02:09:25 the prophet's nation alayhi salam islam and how many are we were like the number of the stars

02:09:30 they can't deny we exist from their lineage you can't you can't deny it because either the prophecy

02:09:37 is not true it never happened it did obviously there's a great nation from saudi arabia that's us

02:09:42 and guess what we believe in one god we keep the tor we keep the the law of the you know we keep the

02:09:47 ten commandments you know we believe in the torah you know it's a complex topic but we believe in the

02:09:53 essence of the torah we believe in the injil we believe in all the prophets we believe in the other 0.94

02:09:58 side the lineage of isaac we believe in isaac we're part of the same monotheistic faith that

02:10:08 goes back to abraham alayhi salam understand so they can't deny us in this this event so the jews

02:10:14 a lot of jews will tell you will say look we believe muhammad was sent by god because he's from

02:10:19 the lineage of ishmael they have the correct understanding i'll send you quotes from rabbis

02:10:25 to tell you look the only other religion that worships god like we do is islam i have i'll send 0.99

02:10:33 you many quotes from rabbis saying that there's only one other religion like judaism it worships god

02:10:40 correctly that understands monotheism and it's islam so why are they not why are they not muslim

02:10:46 because they say they say in our book we're promised to this law this sharia we have to maintain

02:10:54 it forever it's an eternal covenant so they're saying that's a correct sharia also but that's for 0.98

02:11:02 his sharia ishmael's sharia okay a different lineage so so prophet muhammad there's two moses

02:11:09 there's two men that are there's the second moses is muhammad alayhi salam we have a covenant with

02:11:15 muhammad we're on this line you're on the other line they're both good they're both true

02:11:20 understand so is that an analogy that's the argument that's the argument i don't agree with

02:11:26 it you don't agree i'm not saying i agree with it okay no i don't agree with it so do you believe

02:11:30 that that's the argument people i think they were chosen to give us the law don't lie don't cheat don't

02:11:38 steal but some if if you don't follow the law you you you you you failed the test you failed your

02:11:50 um your endeavor you failed your mission and it's not they failed the mission so you believe

02:11:55 now the jews who failed the test the chosen people who teach don't lie don't cheat don't steal

02:12:03 and if their hearts they look it's it's complicated so basically i think that if you

02:12:08 if you it depends on what knowledge how much knowledge you have how much you understand how

02:12:13 you look if you're an honest person you can do no wrong i'll give you for instance okay i'll give

02:12:17 you we have a hadith we have a famous hadith okay let me give you a hadith

02:12:22 this man tells his children look when i when i die uh incinerate me uh turn me to ash

02:12:28 they say okay so he dies he turns to ash and then god resurrects him on the day of judgment

02:12:37 and god tells him why did you ask to be cremated he says because i feared you i don't want to face

02:12:43 you meaning he thought he's a sinner he's not good enough he's not worthy of god so he's had such a fear

02:12:49 of allah he said look incinerate me cremate me so that god will never be able to resurrect me now to

02:12:56 say god can't resurrect you that's kufur 1.00

02:13:00 in the hadith says god enters him into paradise but he did he was kufur to say god cannot resurrect

02:13:07 me is kufur but in his understanding in his point of view in his understanding how he

02:13:15 equated the situation

02:13:17 he had a fear of allah and because of he had a fear of allah even though he had kufur but his 0.73

02:13:23 kufur he doesn't understand his kufur god knows that if he understood his kufur he wouldn't have done

02:13:28 it you understand because kufur means blasphemy to say god can't resurrect you because you cremated

02:13:33 yourself that's blasphemy you don't understand god but obviously he was not that he was not that much of

02:13:42 a deep thinker you understand but god because of his because the man had a fear of god he was humble

02:13:49 towards god felt unworthy was granted paradise so somebody can have a wrong belief but be his intention

02:14:00 is good so if you were born in a jewish in a jewish family and all you know is judaism and you think

02:14:07 you're doing the right thing you think you're pleasing god you don't have critical thinking you've

02:14:11 never been exposed to other truths you can still make it to heaven

02:14:16 i think because you know the quran says the jews and christians that do good they have nothing to fear

02:14:24 and then later on the quran says there's only one path to allah so now we have to reconcile the two

02:14:30 and there are different ways uh scholars reconcile it i'm telling you that in if somebody saw two

02:14:37 religions and he chose one because of pride or loyalty to humans or or because he didn't want 0.96

02:14:43 to be shamed publicly or whatnot then he chose other thing allah okay then he's liable but if that was

02:14:51 his best understanding at that time let's say for instance us muslims do a bad job of representing islam

02:14:57 and people are turned off by islam because we're seeing all sorts of crazy stuff 1.00

02:15:03 like uh kill a ball or whatnot and people have a fit that inside oh no killing people is not good 0.77

02:15:08 murdering people they have a fit that also don't forget they're like hey can't be right what they're 0.59

02:15:13 saying if we have a bad example of islam we're going to be the ones who are liable the quran says look 1.00

02:15:20 if you don't fulfill your mission i'll replace you with another people like we have to fulfill our

02:15:25 mission so who's fulfilling our mission the quran says god is going to choose between us you know

02:15:31 because the quran refers to all sorts of you know how we debate and how we have sex and all that oh

02:15:37 don't worry wait till judgment day god is going to choose between you but what i'm trying to tell you is

02:15:42 if somebody is doing their best to get close to god and they're really being genuine i think they

02:15:49 have nothing to fear i agree for me the clear answer is islam yeah i agree so people have asked me

02:15:56 before that would start up a lot of controversy in my community was i had um people my friends

02:16:02 uh muhammad ajab and ali daba they came on my stream and they said they would rather have

02:16:06 have a 50 gay sons and have one christian son i don't know maybe so i would rather have a christian

02:16:12 son any day there's no doubt in my mind which would you which would you pick i would have stopped

02:16:18 before i got to 50 with their altering game 49 you're like maybe i'll stop having kids maybe

02:16:24 maybe i should have maybe something's wrong with the water i'm drinking you know uh look no no seriously 0.99

02:16:30 speaking um look are the gay sons muslim yeah listen i'll tell you something the worst the worst sin 1.00

02:16:46 is shirk yeah the worst it's heavier okay now it's not an insult to gay people i believe that 0.96

02:16:53 we all have our journey shortcomings i always say i always tell my sons look we're not gay we're 0.98

02:17:01 condition you we listen i'm being totally honest you can be conditioned to be gay yeah also look you 0.68

02:17:09 could be born gay i believe that and you could be conditioned to be gay okay let me let me uh guys 0.99

02:17:13 i'm telling you this is not my invention you think someone you think someone could be born gay 0.99

02:17:17 i think you can be born gay yeah sure okay sure now it's your it's your fitna in our world view 0.99

02:17:27 look it's your fitna if you're born gay look if i'm born with the thirst for alcohol 0.99

02:17:34 it's not haram it's only the drinking of alcohol it's haram 0.98

02:17:39 the thirst for alcohol is my fitna that you're gonna understand because you're a muslim and we're

02:17:43 not supposed to drink alcohol well how could someone be born with a thirst for alcohol if they've never

02:17:46 tasted it okay let's say i didn't know alcohol was haram i started drinking and then i convert to

02:17:54 islam but i have a thirst for alcohol well that's not being born with alcoholism that's you learned it

02:18:01 okay yeah it's it's a conditioned response but that's irrelevant to the point what i'm trying to 0.98

02:18:05 say is okay let's say i'm let's say i'm predisposed to want to murder i'm a psychopath i want to kill 0.69

02:18:10 somebody i just get a thrill of killing well but doesn't that go what we were talking about with

02:18:15 original sin don't we believe that babies are born pure so how could somebody want to be a serial

02:18:19 killer without that that came later that came later so but that wasn't you weren't he wasn't born with

02:18:24 that it wasn't innate no listen that's what i'm trying to look at what i'm talking it's not a sin to

02:18:30 want it's he hasn't sinned yet look if i'm if i'm born with something look when i saw a woman 0.88

02:18:39 nobody ever told me to like a woman when i first saw a woman i want bananas i want that i don't know why 0.99

02:18:43 why but that's what i want that's inside me i was born with that instinct but that's not a sin

02:18:51 okay fine but let's say i don't know let's say for instance i see a squirrel and i want to throw a

02:18:57 rock out i want to crush that squirrel then i don't want to eat it i just want to kill it that's a sin

02:19:05 right i want to crush that i want to take that rock and just for just for fun i want to smash that rock 0.98

02:19:10 on top of the squirrel just to see what happens that's haram i have that desire what i'm trying

02:19:18 to tell you is the desire is not had on the action is the action is okay this action is haram

02:19:27 look if i want to yell at somebody just like christian i have that feeling i'm angry i have

02:19:31 this anger inside me and i want to yell well that's how i'm to yell at that person insult them

02:19:37 but it's not haram to feel that way 0.96

02:19:42 we have to make a distinction here okay so some muslims are gay they tell you look i'm gay i don't 0.57

02:19:47 want to be gay i wish i wasn't gay no i'm telling you i i it's it's not haram to be gay it's haram to 0.97

02:19:54 act the act is haram the act is haram look how about this one okay i want to sleep with a woman outside 1.00

02:20:03 she's not my wife i want to sleep with her i'm born with that i don't do it it's haram but the 0.86

02:20:09 desire to want to have more women is not haram i guess it's the difference between a natural desire

02:20:16 and an unnatural desire well here's the thing if you do you think some look you can be conditioned

02:20:25 look there's something in psychology they call nature versus nurture okay you have nature how you're

02:20:30 born you have instincts you're born with predisposition you want to eat you want to

02:20:35 drink you want to sleep you want to cover yourself when you're cold you want to uncover yourself when

02:20:40 you're hot you have these uh sensations okay so like when a kid is born he wants to put everything

02:20:46 in his mouth why he has it feels good when he tastes tastes good it's delicious it's sweet

02:20:51 he doesn't know why but he has these receptors in his mouth and he wants to stimulate them

02:20:55 as he grows he discovers other parts and other functions of his body okay what i'm trying to

02:21:02 tell you is the desire is not haram it's the action that's haram so if somebody was

02:21:10 naturally born gay he wants to be gay the action is haram 0.92

02:21:16 now in islam it's not true that we find gays and we throw them off uh buildings that's not true 0.99

02:21:21 i just heard the uh richard dawkins say that oh well the islam you know they're the worst they 1.00

02:21:29 throw gay people off the roof that's not the punishment for being gay that's not the punishment 1.00

02:21:36 for being here okay look in islam if you're gay 1.00

02:21:41 it's not haram it's the action what's the action the action has to be done publicly it has to be seen 0.77

02:21:47 by four people and when i tell you seen by four people they have to see the action now what i'm

02:21:55 trying to tell you look it's not my favorite topic okay what i'm trying to tell you is

02:22:00 it's if you if you go and do a pride parade in a muslim country it's going to be a problem 1.00

02:22:04 now you're propagating you're saying what's haram is good

02:22:09 you're teaching the young kids to be influenced now to think

02:22:12 here's here's what i'm trying to say okay look my kids i teach them when they're young

02:22:20 that they were born a man and i programmed them the best i can to be a man when they were young i

02:22:25 gave them a male name i gave them male like toys that are for boys i did activities that are for boys

02:22:32 i told them everything that a man needs to learn a man's responsibilities i conditioned what's between

02:22:37 his ears his mind to be a man when he looks in the mirror he sees a man and he feels like a man inside

02:22:45 his head he has a harmony between what's inside his head and what he sees as his physical body

02:22:51 now there's something called gender dysmorphia this is what my real point is okay maybe earlier i

02:22:56 wasn't clear some young kids when they were young they're born they're told they can decide what they

02:23:02 want you could be a boy you could be a girl you could play with a barbie doll you can do the dishes

02:23:08 you can mop or you can work play with a truck you can play with whatever games you want you want to

02:23:14 wear a dress today wear a dress today even though he's born a boy you want long hair and you want to

02:23:18 paint your fingernails no problem there are no gender stereotypes i'm raising you as you wish to be

02:23:23 then one day he chooses wrong maybe he chooses long hair fingernails a dress little shoes he decides

02:23:32 to do ballet and then he goes through a change he goes through puberty and he realizes wait a second

02:23:38 i see a man in the mirror but i feel like a girl inside because i was always treated like a girl

02:23:44 now he has what they call gender dysmorphia what i see in the mirror is not how i feel inside

02:23:49 though the people who have this this problem the people with the biggest self-deletion rate i'll use

02:23:58 those words because i know it's a sensitive topic they push the delete button on themselves more than

02:24:04 any other group okay i don't know on discord if it's like no you're allowed to say this okay okay so 0.55

02:24:11 they commit suicide right yeah they're the highest suicide group rate yeah transgender people have the 1.00

02:24:18 highest suicide rate of any they see something in the mirror and they don't like what they see 0.87

02:24:23 they're uncomfortable in their own skin they want to be what they were conditioned when they were young

02:24:31 because we can nurture you nurture means how i raised you also affects your psyche

02:24:38 so you have nature you're born a certain way and we have a way we could nurture you

02:24:42 i'll give you for instance okay let me give you a for instance i studied the greeks okay the greeks 0.99

02:24:49 were famous for having sex with young boys very gay are you sure i could say anything i want now you 0.98

02:24:54 can say whatever you want okay look it's not a secret what i'm saying now is not a secret 0.99

02:25:00 and how did they condition young boys to accept a man to to penetrate them i mean you got to have a

02:25:06 cool you got to have one incredible story to tell that young kid you know to make it okay what did

02:25:11 he tell that kid well he said look this is what the greeks would say man trust me i studied this myself

02:25:16 okay it's not my favorite uh part of greek philosophy but it's in there

02:25:22 they tell the young man what's superior a man or a woman and everybody at that time don't forget 0.97

02:25:28 this is the ancient world okay we don't want to judge them but with our standards but in their standards

02:25:32 at the time all the greats were men the great mathematicians the great conquerors the rulers

02:25:40 the thinkers the the farmers everything was controlled by men women were second class citizens 1.00

02:25:48 in the ancient world nothing higher much higher than a slave

02:25:54 the woman was nothing okay in the greek world nothing so a young boy would be like yeah the male 0.98

02:26:04 is superior so if you have sex with something what's better having sex with something inferior is 0.99

02:26:08 having some sex with something superior it's having sex with something superior exactly that's why we 1.00

02:26:15 have sex with you oh the greeks when they were writing like this and thinking like this and talking 1.00

02:26:20 like this they had no shame it was a common place for a mature man to have sex with a prepubescent boy 1.00

02:26:29 it was common place

02:26:32 now today we look back we cringe it's not normal but they were conditioned that way the greeks today

02:26:37 don't practice that the greeks today converted to christianity

02:26:43 or orthodox christian okay they're not catholic christian even though it's a separate topic

02:26:46 they today don't say they're the same genetics remember we said nature versus nurture the same

02:26:53 genetics but a completely different outlook you shouldn't do that that's wrong that's haram and

02:26:57 it's undesirable how come the greeks later on made it undesirable well they converted to christianity

02:27:03 christianity put a stop to that what i'm trying to tell you is you could teach people a behavior you

02:27:09 could teach people when they're really young to like something to desire something so that's why

02:27:16 islam islam if you look at islam everything that's haram is what harms the nuclear family 1.00

02:27:22 everything that's halal doesn't harm the nuclear family the nuclear family is a mother father and two

02:27:29 or three children okay everything that harms the nuclear family brother it's haram what kills the nuclear

02:27:37 family well adultery kills the nuclear family extramarital sex kills the nuclear family drugs 0.97

02:27:43 and alcohol gambling kills the nuclear family homosexuality you know my kids i tell them look 1.00

02:27:49 if i was gay you wouldn't exist aren't you happy my parents conditioned me to be heterosexual 0.56

02:27:55 i was born a man and they taught me to be a man i'm comfortable being man we have an we have the nature 0.63

02:28:01 of man so we nurture you to be a man are you allowed to believe that in canada what do you

02:28:07 mean in canada they're pretty restrictive with this yeah they are totally but look here's the thing i

02:28:13 have the right to raise my kids as of now because i think in the future they're going to try and

02:28:17 interrupt this kind of process because they're already starting now they're asking kids what gender

02:28:22 are you at a young age and they don't ask they don't tell the parents they don't inform the parents

02:28:26 the school does it without your knowledge right yeah exactly so the now the the government's

02:28:32 slowly becoming coming between me and my kids right but i'm not worried about it because i spend

02:28:38 time with my kids i talk to my kids i tell them doesn't it make sense that you're born a boy and i

02:28:43 taught you to be a boy think about your computer okay you have a computer yeah there's a computer

02:28:48 that's the hardware and then you have the software the program right downloading bad software in school

02:28:53 no what i'm what i'm telling you is i have a computer i put the program you're you're a

02:28:59 computer i gave you the program of a computer i didn't give you a program of a of a spaceship

02:29:05 or a boat or a a game boy i put you the computer for i have i bought a mac i have a mac you were born

02:29:13 a mac i gave you the software for a mac it has to be in harmony is what i'm trying to tell you you're

02:29:19 a born a boy i taught you to be a boy if you're my daughter she was she's born a girl i taught her

02:29:25 to be a girl so we have hardware our body then we have software what's inside your mind and when you're 0.99

02:29:33 born your mind is very fertile psychology shows it's extremely extremely fertile you can implant

02:29:40 almost anything in their mind okay now i'm telling you that even though i program my kids to be males

02:29:51 they're a born male and i program them to be male still i would tell you a slight amount of people

02:29:58 are born attracted to the same sex why because think about it they have why it's a it's a fitna

02:30:09 fitna means it's a test from allah how are you going to juggle it it's your fitna it's your

02:30:14 challenge from allah how are you going to juggle it how are you going to overcome this test now your

02:30:20 fitna is harder than mine maybe fitna you understand what fitna means what that means is your test from

02:30:26 god my test from god might be something else you know we all have the same test okay to worship

02:30:32 allah to recognize allah but we also have other tests let's say for instance i lose my job tomorrow

02:30:38 let's say i lose my job and i go home and i lament and i just like go in a downward spiral and i'm

02:30:45 super negative and i start drinking alcohol and i start you know like thinking about killing myself

02:30:49 and all that that shows i don't have a faith in god 0.96

02:30:54 and a muslim brother would tell me look that's your fitna god took away your job 0.99

02:30:58 our faith is going to replace it with something better well if i believe in god and every god has

02:31:03 control of all things i can you know say to myself you know what i will keep living tomorrow

02:31:08 i'm not going to start drinking alcohol i'm not going to go in a downward spiral psychologically i'm

02:31:12 not going to get depressed i'm going to get up tomorrow and go find a job and and and i have a faith

02:31:16 i have a i have a belief that i'm gonna overcome this fitna now people have fitness of every kind

02:31:23 islam teaches you people have fitness of every kind and it can be 0.97

02:31:27 that one of your fitness is that you're homosexual it can't be well we know we have homosexual muslims 1.00

02:31:37 what makes somebody homosexual is it the act or is it the thought 0.89

02:31:43 the act the desire the desire is not haram so then so then so if it's if it's the act and nobody's born 0.78

02:31:50 gay because they haven't if it's the act no no it's not what makes you homosexual it makes you 0.96

02:31:56 homosexual as you're attracted to the same sex okay now that in itself is not haram all right that's 0.99

02:32:03 outside of your control look do you like chocolate or you like vanilla i dabble with both let's say you 0.92

02:32:11 had to choose one uh vanilla okay you chose vanilla did you decide that when you were young

02:32:20 no no no okay some people they see a guy some people see a girl and they like the guy better

02:32:29 the same way you liked vanilla yeah okay now it's haram to it's haram to engage in this

02:32:37 understand now here's the thing about before you continue it's not really like chocolate vanilla it's like

02:32:43 chocolate and dog poop like one is nurtures you and one's bad for you okay okay look i'll say something

02:32:50 i wouldn't say it that way because that's very insulting to them right it's very insulting it's

02:32:53 not it's not nice because you're saying look you're attracted to dog poop so that person that you love is

02:32:58 dog poop it's it's you have to be careful with that because i would say we shouldn't you know the

02:33:03 quran says when you talk to people talk to them in the best manner i'll give you for instance okay

02:33:08 that's sure moses alayhi salam he was told to go talk to pharaoh pharaoh in in the quran is the

02:33:14 worst of humanity pharaoh 1.00

02:33:19 the quran commands moses alayhi salam go and speak to him softly

02:33:25 that's pharaoh pharaoh if you go ask a sheikh tomorrow who is the worst of humanity you're gonna 1.00

02:33:30 say pharaoh the pharaoh why because he was given so many miracles so many chances to believe

02:33:36 in allah but he said no i'm allah he's god then the pharaoh says i'm god

02:33:43 okay that's the shirk right the ultimate shirk even though he was given miracle after miracle

02:33:49 proof after proof he still kept saying he's god so he was the worst of humanity and now his body's on

02:33:55 display for everyone to see right but when moses alayhi salam was commanded to go see him he was

02:34:02 commanded go see him and speak softly to him the first was a soft speech and then it escalated one

02:34:10 plague after another until hey he was drowned in the sea okay so it got worse and worse and worse

02:34:16 because god kept giving him harsher and harsher uh convincing proofs so he drowned them in the in the

02:34:24 in the sea right okay here's the thing 0.95

02:34:31 look flies to flies you know flies like a fly flying around yes they love poop they love excrement 0.96

02:34:39 they hang out they love it they're built not in a way they chose they're built in a way that excrement 1.00

02:34:46 excrement horse shit is desirable to them if you see a pile of horse shit somewhere you're gonna see 1.00

02:34:52 flies yes or no every time every time you're built in a way that the horse is disgusting to you 0.99

02:34:58 right but to a fly and i'm not like i'm not liking a fly to to a particular group here i'm just saying

02:35:04 look we can be built to like anything that's god's discretion now that's the fitna it's not that i was

02:35:14 look if i have an overwhelming desire to kill let's say i'm born a psychopath but i never do it

02:35:24 i know it's haram i know it's haram i know it's forbidden and i never kill

02:35:29 well on the day of judgment inshallah we're gonna say god gave him a hard test and he passed it with

02:35:34 flying colors you understand so uh if somebody was i'm telling you i raise my kids so they have a

02:35:42 harmony between their body and their mind but even then after all that if he was gay then i'll believe 1.00

02:35:50 him now i'm not saying i would i'm not saying it's halal it's completely haram just make trying to

02:35:56 i'm trying to make a point here what i don't want is to send my kids to a uh uh any any place anywhere

02:36:04 where they convince them that hey you could decide whether you're gay or not

02:36:06 whether you want to be a girl or a boy you want to whether you want to be a cat or a wolf

02:36:13 whether you want to be this no no no no i don't want you to i don't want you to ask my kid if he

02:36:17 can decide that for himself because i don't think my kid should decide whether he's a gen this gender

02:36:21 or that because i don't think my kid is mature enough to decide whether he wants to drink alcohol

02:36:27 or not why don't you ask my kid if he wants to drink alcohol or not why do you make it forbidden

02:36:31 for children to drink alcohol why because you're like it's bad for their health well i deem did

02:36:35 bad for his health this ideology it's bad for his health it's bad for his psyche i'm telling you he's

02:36:42 born with him he's born as a man he has a he has you he has you know he has the equipment for a man

02:36:47 he has the hands of a man he has the eyes of a man he has the jaw of a man why would i program him

02:36:52 to be anything else now i'm telling you this new wave of wokeness is program it's confusing kids

02:37:01 it's telling kids look decide for yourself they're not mature enough to decide for themselves you

02:37:06 understand they're going to choose wrong and regret it later so they can't vote but they can choose

02:37:10 their gender exactly but it's not really that new of an ideology in the talmud it says that there's

02:37:16 eight genders they believe in androgynous and multi-genders or it's actually older than islam

02:37:22 disbelief no no i listen that's what i'm trying to tell you that's what i'm trying to tell you it's

02:37:28 it's in human beings it's not something we we made up for fun it exists and if you look at like

02:37:37 animals in captivity they also behave that way okay so a lot of people link it to city living you know

02:37:43 city living when when the human beings are very compact and jam-packed maybe it's not a good idea

02:37:49 to have more human beings so there's something triggered in their dna this is again it's all

02:37:53 hypothesis okay just hypothesis not even a theory it's just a hypothesis some some some people

02:37:59 speculate that something's triggered in your head that or your your your your epigenetics because you

02:38:06 have genetics and you have epigenetics something's triggered in your dna to make you not want to

02:38:11 reproduce so we don't have overpopulation you understand so look what i'm telling you is this

02:38:19 i think the woke ideology is going to confuse a lot of kids it's going to make kids

02:38:26 if i tell you look uh snico you have chocolate or vanilla okay it's not going to confuse you you

02:38:33 got to choose one and you're going to try both let's say i tell you no look there's every flavor

02:38:37 you could imagine we have caramel we have caramel mint we have caramel chocolate chip that's just the

02:38:42 caramel section i have all these other flavors i have uh candy candy uh uh cotton candy i have rocky

02:38:50 road i start naming you hundreds of ice cream flavors you're like wait a second i'm gonna spend a lot

02:38:55 of time trying all these ice cream flavors i don't know which one is right for me well what if i told

02:39:01 you hey snico here's you're born like this this is your flavor this is what you eat 0.99

02:39:05 and you're like okay vanilla it is i never knew anything else other than vanilla

02:39:10 i'm telling you when you tell a kid look there's so many possibilities you could even be a cat if you

02:39:17 want you know now people associate as a cat and you got to humor them i associate as a spaceship well

02:39:25 we got to call him a spaceship now he's a spaceship the guy's like when you tell somebody the possibilities

02:39:30 are endless they have to spend time in their life dabbling in all these endless possibilities i didn't do

02:39:35 that with my kids i think that's child abuse personally a kid was born with the body of a man

02:39:39 i named him i gave him a boy name i gave him boy toys i gave him things to do activities that boys do

02:39:46 i let him hang out with other boys i let him hang out with the guys i let him see what men are

02:39:50 and they gravitated naturally towards being men now i pray that my kids don't have that fitna

02:39:56 that sorry not that that excuse me that fitna of having that desire for the same sex now if they did 0.99

02:40:04 now it's between them and god not to commit that sin because for us it's a sin for the non-muslim it's 1.00

02:40:10 not a sin for him it's a perfect it's his right it's time to indulge in that his body his choice

02:40:17 right let me i tell my kids look that's their way of life being means a way of life okay 0.92

02:40:24 our dean it's unacceptable so i tell my kids let them they want to be gay let them be gay there's more 0.84

02:40:31 women for you why are you fighting with the guy why are you inviting him to islam well invite him 1.00

02:40:35 to islam and tell him look in our dean it's not allowed in our way of life it's not allowed 1.00

02:40:38 if his way of life let them if they're all gay so what so what well you have to look around them 1.00

02:40:45 okay but there's more women for us it's nico there's more women for us now you might have to 0.97

02:40:50 have two three wives inshallah is that a problem for you four four what was the goal inshallah inshallah

02:40:57 well i say inshallah inshallah you will have four wives inshallah and you make more children more

02:41:02 muslims more if they don't want their women we'll take them but they don't want them we're not stealing 1.00

02:41:08 then we're not conquer we're not we're not we're not committing uh murder here we're not killing people 0.99

02:41:12 to have more no no no if they don't want to marry their women if they don't want to because here's 0.95

02:41:16 the thing you know a lot of women convert to islam you know why they convert to islam because 1.00

02:41:20 they want a guy what's that a lot more women are converting to islam than men absolutely why because 1.00

02:41:26 that muslim guy is actually going to love me want to have a kid with me he's going to take me seriously

02:41:30 this other guy he just wants to rotate put me in his rotation i'm his tuesday girl he's got a

02:41:37 wednesday girl he's got a friday girl and i'm just in his rotation she doesn't want to be in his

02:41:42 rotation okay if i marry this muslim guy he won't put me in a rotation this guy is actually going to 0.71

02:41:47 want to have kids with me he's going to want to settle down he's going to be you know loyal he's

02:41:53 going to be loyal to her so what i'm telling you is in their deen in their way of life they don't have

02:42:00 haram this is not haram to them so i would tell them this look i would you know they say love is love

02:42:06 love is love i would i would say this i tell my kids this okay and i think muslim parents should tell

02:42:10 this to their kids man on man rectal penetration okay comes with some negatives it does one it's 0.88

02:42:21 the most transmissive guys they're going to want to cancel me is it a fact i'm only asking you is it 0.96

02:42:26 a fact what i'm saying that's all i want to know it's the most transmissive method of sex they get aids

02:42:32 what they get aids not not just aids any disease it's more transmissive if i have a disease

02:42:40 not me if a man has a disease the one way he can transmit it the most the most secure way he can

02:42:46 transmit it is through man-on-man rectal penetration stuff warts syphilis aids everything everything is 0.73

02:42:54 can be transmitted like this every sti okay every sexually transmitted infection

02:42:59 or disease that's why earlier i compared it um chocolate to to feces because like chocolate is

02:43:07 good for you it nurtures you right it tastes good and it you can turn into something that's positive

02:43:12 right it feeds you what well feces for example the way that what they do like they have to wear diapers 0.99

02:43:19 when they get older if they have too much they need to take drugs 10 incontinence so that's another

02:43:24 negative there's no there's it's not chocolate and vanilla it's chocolate versus poisonous chocolate

02:43:30 right so you're look at this point look it's unhealthy why i tell my kids i'm honest with my

02:43:36 kids my kids are older i tell them look 10 have incontinence meaning you have to wear a diaper you

02:43:41 can't control your bowels so one it's more transmissive who you can't control your bowels 1.00

02:43:47 it's possible 10 and three you can perforate your insides you can have feces leaking out of your gut 0.96

02:43:53 i know it's not discussing i'm not trying to discuss people but look you can perforate you can injure

02:43:57 yourself badly irreparably okay irreparably and you will never have kids don't forget this okay

02:44:04 you will never have kids this method it's just pleasure that's it i tell my kids look i with my wife i can 0.99

02:44:14 have pleasure i could do everything and i'll have kids mashallah alhamdulillah i say if i was gay you 0.58

02:44:24 wouldn't exist what would i be what would i be i'd just be some guy who goes to the market buys

02:44:29 flivorous things and i go on the internet cruising i have nothing i have nothing important in my life

02:44:34 how many kids do you have alhamdulillah i have three and one adoptive uh so four

02:44:40 you engage in quite a bit of debate do you not um i really don't have time to debate too much i i

02:44:49 have a podcast i have a uh where i just basically debate in my with my chat i don't really do formal

02:44:54 debates because i'm really super busy i i wouldn't plan or do much of that but i i studied philosophy

02:45:01 right so i know i i've studied argument you know i've studied logic so long so i just basically do a

02:45:06 lot of monologues what's the difference or are there similarities between debate argument and mma

02:45:14 well you know i would say there's parallels you know there's uh you know i would say you could

02:45:23 reverse somebody's argument by using what they said against them you know they made a point against

02:45:26 themselves similar to mma right if somebody pushes you you could pull them and use their momentum

02:45:30 as energy so me when they tell me love is love i don't agree i don't agree i said there's only one

02:45:38 formula that breeds life every single human being deserves every single human being was brought to this

02:45:48 world by a man and a woman except jesus alayhi salam and adam alayhi salam but i'm talking about today

02:45:58 everybody living today they had to have they came from a man and a woman yes or no

02:46:04 did two women ever bring a man to to a human being to life the two men ever bring a human being to life 0.85

02:46:10 not yet no so there's something sacred about the man and the woman

02:46:16 you know they say love is love no i say no no no the man and the woman when they come together

02:46:22 there's something really sacred this whole world wouldn't exist

02:46:26 nico imagine a hundred percent of the population was homosexual no what would happen i don't want 1.00

02:46:35 to imagine that okay but just do it for me as a favor do it as a favor to me uh you get israel 0.94

02:46:41 no listen if the whole world was homosexual there would be no more human race we wouldn't exist 0.99

02:46:55 you understand you can have as much man-on-man action as you want you're never going to produce 0.73

02:47:00 a child right so the man and the woman is sacred the relationship of man and woman must be kept sacred

02:47:08 for the for humanity to continue you know that look the lgbt community i want went from one percent 1.00

02:47:18 to now it's 12 percent in the next generation okay

02:47:21 you think all the woke culture is contributing to the growth

02:47:27 it must be right absolutely it's not hurting it it's not hurting it it's becoming cool now it's very

02:47:36 obvious it's not it's not even really a debate it's this is directly contributing to it right so

02:47:42 what happens when they reach 50 percent

02:47:43 they won't we won't exist anymore you understand there's a point of no return let me let me ask you

02:47:52 something okay nico look you know can't said can't said this you know emmanuel can't he was a thinker

02:47:58 he was trying to say look if something is moral everybody can do it yes or no correct makes sense

02:48:04 right if it's moral we could all do it you say okay look think about homosexuality okay think

02:48:09 about this if we all do it just think about this it's a thought experience i know it's an uncomfortable

02:48:15 one if we all do it all the time

02:48:18 no we wouldn't exist anymore there'll be no more children there'll be no more families we'll be 0.99

02:48:27 we'll be eradicated well that's the agenda isn't it because if we're if there's all these homosexuals 1.00

02:48:32 we're not going to have a family unit we're going to strive further away from god we're going to be 0.99

02:48:36 easily controlled if there's a population decline and people are running around and confused and

02:48:41 they're going to go on medication they're going to be unhealthy then there's going to be an elite

02:48:45 class of people that could rule over the world while everybody else is confused and straying further

02:48:49 away from god because that's where power comes from well i would say look all the cultures that 0.64

02:48:57 don't have lgbt all the cultures that don't have too much liberalism are the ones whose population is

02:49:02 growing so cultures like like canada we rely on immigration because we don't have kids the the

02:49:10 average canadian has very little children the the european birth rate is 1.5 it's very very low

02:49:16 why liberalism mostly and you know the the wokeness let's say

02:49:21 they have to bring us into their countries traditional traditional people people who have 0.99

02:49:29 nuclear families but when we get to their countries it's like stop they're like stop being traditional 0.99

02:49:33 but wait you brought me here because you needed my traditional you need you needed what i what i believe

02:49:39 in you needed because i produce these kids but now they want to take my kids and teach them how to 0.66

02:49:44 live their way because look everybody when you have a kid you want to teach them your way of life

02:49:50 they don't have kids so they want to teach my kids their way of life you see that's the problem

02:49:56 that's the problem where i have because when i came to this country they said you could practice your

02:50:00 religion follow the law pay the taxes we won't bother you in your religion okay perfect that's the

02:50:05 deal i'm in i'm in i want to practice my religion i want to teach my kids my religion but they say no

02:50:10 now they're telling me we got to teach your kids about this new ideology and i'm like no that doesn't

02:50:16 it doesn't coincide with my religion at arm for us it's not i'm not breaking any laws but i just don't

02:50:25 want your i don't want your ideologies that's for you not for me okay now they want to teach my kids

02:50:34 their way of life you understand i don't want them to teach my kids i tell them you have your kids and

02:50:40 you teach your kids your way of life you know a lot of people say oh our culture is being diluted

02:50:45 because so many foreigners are coming in wow we're coming in for main reasons you colonized us you took 0.99

02:50:50 all our resources now we're following the resources and two you brought us here because you need our

02:50:57 our birth rate don't forget nico they bring traditional people into their country immigrants 0.99

02:51:04 because they need population why do they need population they don't have kids anymore

02:51:08 the liberal states the western states are very very low in reproduction rate very low

02:51:18 why is that one it's liberalism too much liberalism feminism and of course 1.00

02:51:23 ideology now is skyrocketing it's it's grown immensely in the last let's say 20 years it's

02:51:28 grown immensely they're not producing children anymore so what's what's going to happen in the

02:51:33 long run well humanity might be saved by the traditionalists by the by the conservatives

02:51:43 yeah muslims are going to dominate the population in probably 200 years because of this effect 1.00

02:51:49 much much less i've had this debate back and forth with uh 0.90

02:51:53 white supremacists for a while because look the thing with the muslims and white supremacists 1.00

02:51:58 have in common is we both believe that zionism is the root of a lot of evil in the world but when 0.99

02:52:03 you talk about this issue when you try to because i think what would solve their problem because they

02:52:07 have a very declining birth rate and they want to protect the white race really badly so i tell them 1.00

02:52:13 why don't you convert to islam because then you can have four wives it's going to protect you from 1.00

02:52:16 wokeness it's going to reject feminism you're going to have traditional values it's going to get rid of

02:52:20 this and they get that angry they say that islam is a desert religion it's sand people

02:52:25 you know you go back to go back to the desert right and so they want to but they have no solution

02:52:32 they'll say that there's a white genocide going on but they're not changing their way of life right

02:52:37 because their way of life is there's more women more white western women are going to taylor swift 1.00

02:52:41 concerts than they're going to meet their husbands so something needs to change right where their way right 1.00

02:52:47 now is not working to protect their race so if their priority right now is to protect the white

02:52:52 race they need to make an adaptation fast but they don't they don't they have this restriction

02:52:59 in their heads that islam this is desert the way we the word pronunciation is is incorrect and all this

02:53:05 they don't like it they don't they can't get around it but yeah but they come from christianity

02:53:09 too don't forget yeah and what's the difference between christianity and islam it's very very minimal

02:53:15 one we don't worship jesus as god and two we don't think he died for our sins that's really the

02:53:20 two major differences morality is identical like it's not that far apart we believe in one god we

02:53:25 trace ourselves back to abraham we believe in the commandments we believe in in in the same idea of

02:53:32 sin etc it's not that far off i mean they accepted christianity why is islam such an offense 0.98

02:53:38 it's from propaganda they think terrorist religion exactly it's exactly because after 9 11 even before

02:53:47 9 11 but especially after 9 11 there was so much propaganda against islam so much at the end of

02:53:53 the day it comes down to propaganda a lot of property like you could say anything about islam

02:53:59 negative you could say the most vile thing about muslims and nobody cares if you said the same thing 1.00

02:54:04 something about about jews another group oh oh you're gonna exactly so we're kind of living we're 0.91

02:54:11 kind of living you know um we're kind of living with other groups lived in the past and now it's our

02:54:17 turn basically you know now we're the ones uh getting attacked do you believe that crypto is haram

02:54:24 no not at all i think it's absurd to say it's i have a lot of people a lot of my fans say that a lot

02:54:29 when i talk about bitcoin and but if crypto is haram then fiat currency is even more haram

02:54:36 exactly what i was talking about yesterday on my podcast first of all yasser qadi gave a fatwa

02:54:40 saying bitcoin is not haram it's not haram and i saw this one muslim guy saying bitcoin is haram and 0.75

02:54:46 he didn't he didn't understand bitcoin he was saying a lot of buzzwords but he doesn't understand bitcoin

02:54:52 and i wrote in the chat please reconsider because you're completely wrong

02:54:55 do you want to make these bankers more powerful like why like i i can't understand i cannot

02:55:02 understand how somebody can side with fiat currency the worst currency in history

02:55:09 you know sneko if you took all the money in all the world all of it every last penny and you gave it

02:55:15 back to the bankers you still owe the money

02:55:18 you know if you gave them all the money in all the world if you gave it back to the bankers

02:55:28 we still owe the money you know why because when they print money they give it to you at interest

02:55:32 those dollars don't even exist in circulation but you owe us and it's compounded interest

02:55:38 how on earth did you give me this money this money is is it's a type of slavery

02:55:44 but 99 of people just don't understand that their money that they use every day is a type of slavery

02:55:51 they will always be richer than us they will always be higher than us until bitcoin bitcoin can

02:56:00 change the tables turn the tables because now it's outside of the control now they have a competition

02:56:04 now we have something that's deflationary ultimately it's going to be deflationary okay

02:56:10 i'm a big believer in bitcoin i'm an early adopter i bought it way back in the day and i tell you i

02:56:15 highly recommend especially muslims get into crypto and bitcoin especially don't the other stuff a lot of 1.00

02:56:21 it is a scam look everything is a scam till it reaches critical mass bitcoin has reached critical mass

02:56:27 the network effect is real i'm a heavy believer in bitcoin it's going to eliminate interest or a heavy

02:56:36 interest the bankers are this the bankers are the source of most of the world's misery

02:56:50 people just don't understand how evil the banking system is if you took all the money in all the world

02:56:56 you still owe the money how's that possible well because they gave you the money with interest if i

02:57:01 lend you a dollar if i if the government gives you a dollar he borrowed that dollar on interest

02:57:06 which is he took a dollar for every dollar he owes he owes a dollar five back there isn't a dollar

02:57:14 five back in the system it's a huge scam and it's compound interest it's the ultimate haram look

02:57:22 you let's talk about money real quick okay see because in philosophy we study money too don't forget

02:57:28 aristotle talked about money the the greeks were heavily trying to understand what is money okay look

02:57:35 let's say you paint my fence okay you paint my fence and i give you tomatoes as you painted my fence

02:57:43 and i'm a tomato farmer we bartered that's called bartering you did something for me i did something

02:57:49 for you we're both happy now how many tomatoes do you want well it depends how much how many fences do

02:57:54 you want me to paint the more fences i paint the more the more fences you paint the more tomatoes i got

02:57:59 to give you right we're bartering now let's say you don't like tomatoes i need you to paint my fence

02:58:07 but you don't like tomatoes but i have tomatoes so i ask you what do you want you're like i want a chair

02:58:12 so i got to go find the guy who makes a chair this guy's the best chair maker how many tomatoes do you

02:58:18 want for my chair for this chair i want you know 70 tomatoes so i give the guy 70 tomatoes he gives me a

02:58:24 chair i give you the chair you paint the fence and that's a complicated system that's called the barter

02:58:28 system we're trading it's complicated so they invented something called money

02:58:37 you paint my fence i give you money that money represents how much you're worth

02:58:42 painting my fence your know-how your years your how rare it is that somebody can paint the fence

02:58:47 it's a very common job so you're not going to make that much

02:58:49 i give you this thing called money when i give you money then you could go take that money and go

02:58:55 buy the chair that you like i don't need to trade you a chair for you painting my fence we're not using

02:59:01 the barter system money came about because we wanted to get away from the barter system

02:59:09 now the bank holds all the money right you have your money in the bank the bank writes down your name

02:59:16 and how much money you got in the bank there's nico and that's how much money he's got that's called

02:59:20 the ledger it writes down coach the hobby and how much money coach the hobby has if you send me a

02:59:25 dollar the bank's gonna be like okay i gotta adjust the ledger here nico has one less dollar coach

02:59:30 the hobby has one extra dollar that's a ledger bitcoin is the ledger bitcoin is no different than a bank

02:59:38 but bitcoin is a public ledger that everybody could see there's no funny business

02:59:42 business you know a famous bank in my country called td bank just got fined three billion dollars

02:59:49 okay because they pulled the scam the bankers are always messing with the ledger because we don't see

02:59:53 the ledger they have it all you could see snico is what what's next to your name but everything else

02:59:58 he's hiding it he's adding money to it he's taking money from it he's borrowing money he's doing all

03:00:03 sorts of scam he's playing all sorts of magical tricks to keep you poor and keep him rich your children's

03:00:08 children's children are going to be poorer than his his rich children are always going to be richer

03:00:12 than you per generation bitcoin is the opposite bitcoin is the same thing it's a ledger yet it's public

03:00:20 now why would it be haram to have a public ledger explain that to me because i don't i never understood

03:00:28 the justification why they call out there's no justification there's no just there's no

03:00:32 justification the same thing the banker is doing except they're doing it open openly and the

03:00:38 community is using their computer power to verify it crypto is an open ledger it does exactly what

03:00:45 the bank does if coach jahabi has two bitcoin right next to bitcoin to his name if he sends one to snico

03:00:51 adjust the ledger now verify the ledger that he sent one to snico we're just keeping an open

03:00:57 ledger the whole world can see the ledger it's an honest banking system now here's where it could

03:01:05 be had on okay if look i start a new coin yeah i tell snico tell the world about this coin hype it up

03:01:14 yeah we're all gonna get on this coin now me and you we took a bunch of coins before we mined a bunch

03:01:19 of coins before we told everybody about it we started a coin i have one million of these coins you have one

03:01:26 million of these coins then we tell the world hey guys get this coin man this coin is going to be the

03:01:30 future people start buying this coin it used to be worth one penny now it's worth 10 cents now it's

03:01:36 worth 75 cents now it's worth a dollar ten me and you go on the market and we dump the coins that we

03:01:42 mined early before everybody else before everybody got on the bandwagon that's called the rug pull okay

03:01:48 that's a simplified version of a rug pull that i would tell you is haram of course that's haram yes

03:01:53 now that's somebody who's planning in the back to try to rip people off what's not haram i would

03:02:02 tell you look i invested in bitcoin very early on but now it has critical mass now it's outside of

03:02:08 anybody's control to dump on anyone what's the price today is that a 93 yet i'd hit the 93 today yeah

03:02:15 what year did you get in oh it's it's back down to 89 but i got i got in

03:02:24 the 2012.

03:02:25 whoo yeah

03:02:28 mashallah i got in a long time ago my friend so if you need money to you need to borrow money from

03:02:36 somebody you can ask him

03:02:37 let me tell you something i want to tell somebody everybody else something one more thing never sell

03:02:44 your bitcoin i hear horror stories of people bought bitcoin sold bitcoin don't sell bitcoin

03:02:50 look trade large cap coins like solana ethereum speculate on whether they're going to go up and

03:02:57 down but in the end when you buy bitcoin hold it forever like it's such a special coin don't ever

03:03:03 sell your bitcoin in the future you'll be able to actually today you can borrow on your bitcoin

03:03:08 okay so when you borrow on your bitcoin there's no there's it's not a taxable event okay so there's

03:03:12 a lot to know about bitcoin but i would tell you all the other coins is all about getting more bitcoin

03:03:18 that's how i see it okay and and i would tell you look don't trade coins that have small market caps

03:03:24 that are meme coins that people are going to rug pull each other that i would tell you that's wrong

03:03:28 that's bad bitcoin is in my opinion trustworthy because it's reached critical mass okay so what's

03:03:35 critical mass imagine sneko there's only two people with a phone okay two people and then you're the

03:03:43 third guy to buy a phone that phone ain't worth much there's only two people you can call there's

03:03:48 only two other guys with the phone now i tell you wait a week there's going to be four other people

03:03:53 with a phone so you're like oh there's only six people i can call that's not it's not it's not worth

03:03:57 buying this phone what if i tell you look there's going to be eight billion people with a phone

03:04:04 everybody in the world has a phone now you're like i gotta have a phone you need it that's the network

03:04:08 effect you understand facebook is only important because there's a lot of people on it tomorrow you

03:04:13 can invent a sneaker book and there's only two thousand people on it and nobody cares about sneaker

03:04:18 book because there's no network there's no critical mass but if you get to a billion users everybody's

03:04:23 like wow sneaker book is the place to be you don't sell a little bit at the top i sold a little

03:04:29 bit when it when it hit 82 i sold a little bit i sold a bit no but yeah but but i'll tell you why

03:04:35 you shouldn't sell okay where you just skim off the top and buy it when it goes down again yeah you

03:04:40 can do that you can do that but i will tell you okay fine you can do that but let's say this is fine but

03:04:47 i will tell you when when let's say you have a million dollars in bitcoin don't go don't use that

03:04:52 bitcoin to buy a house a million dollar house i would tell you borrow 800 000 and buy a house

03:04:59 isn't that isn't that haram no you could borrow money you could borrow look it depends how you borrow

03:05:05 money oh okay let's say let's say let's say you're a multi-millionaire mashallah hamdulillah of course you

03:05:14 are and i have a million dollars bitcoin and i give it to you as collateral i say look hold on to this

03:05:18 million dollars lend me 800 let me 800 000 and we you know we do it islamically the banking i'm allowed

03:05:26 to give you back a fee but not interest not compound interest i don't want to get into that debate but

03:05:31 let's say you're allowed to lend me money and we're doing it in a halal way now i take that 800 000

03:05:37 and i buy a house if i went and i sold my bitcoin that's a taxable event i have to pay taxes instead

03:05:48 of paying taxes i gave it to you as collateral and i borrowed a debt that is not taxable what i'm trying

03:05:54 to tell you is you want to avoid paying taxes legally on your bitcoin so when i take that 800

03:06:02 thousand dollars and i maybe i make a business with it i start a business and i slowly buy back my

03:06:09 bitcoin from you i buy it back you know we have a deal for a long time i'm going to end up giving

03:06:14 you something in profit with which is reasonable it's not compound interest i buy back my bitcoin

03:06:20 because that bitcoin in in our view the bitcoiners we think bitcoin is going to go up forever

03:06:26 so you buy back your bitcoin that guy i gave him back his fiat i gave him back his money

03:06:30 i took my collateral he was always safe because if i didn't pay you back you would liquidate my

03:06:34 bitcoin you would get your fiat back i gave you bitcoin as collateral use bitcoin as collateral in the

03:06:40 future there are smart contracts that can do that as well meaning there's no human intervention

03:06:46 but then you're you're avoiding tax so there's a lot to know about bitcoin because the thing is if

03:06:51 you're ever going to make a big move with bitcoin if you're ever going to if you have millions of

03:06:54 dollars of bitcoin the big bitcoin players they never sell their bitcoin they borrow against their

03:07:00 bitcoin why it's a taxable event when you when you liquidate your bitcoin and then they want to buy

03:07:05 that bitcoin back because that bitcoin i want to hand it down to my kids and i want my kids to hand it

03:07:12 hand it down to their kids because we're always going to be able to borrow against our bitcoin

03:07:18 we never sell it because bitcoin is ultimately deflationary think about it sneaker there's only

03:07:24 ever going to be 21 million bitcoin that's it but there's more and more people in the world that

03:07:29 want bitcoin so we have to divide the bitcoins they become more and more precious you made me regret

03:07:34 selling a bit i only sold like 0.3 0.3 i want it back now yeah that's okay that's okay as long as

03:07:41 you're gonna buy back in when it dumps you know because bitcoin is still gonna dump to 50 40 in

03:07:47 the future now we're in a super cycle now like like look i'll tell you something if you hold bitcoin

03:07:53 for more than four years you've never lost money like i always tell people if you have money that

03:07:59 you're ready not to spend for four years buy bitcoin with it it's a no-brainer

03:08:04 now though you're in a special time in bitcoin you're in a super cycle okay the super cycle is about

03:08:09 to explode who knows where it's gonna go it might go 120 it might go 150 but then it's gonna drop i

03:08:14 think the drop is gonna go back down to 50 000 60 000 that's when i'm gonna jump back in what's that

03:08:20 it's probably probably gonna go back down to 50 i said that's after a super cycle it's gonna take

03:08:25 us super high first we're gonna break records and then the guys are the whales are gonna dump they're

03:08:30 gonna sell we're gonna drop back 40 50 then guys like me are gonna jump back in and buy

03:08:35 you want to buy when everybody's not buying but i'm only buying with money that i'm gonna hold for

03:08:42 four years or more i'm ready to will i'm ready to part with that money for four years now the cycle

03:08:50 might return before four years but after four years we should hit another super cycle like we're seeing

03:08:54 today yes and this kind of cycle is eventually going to topple off because everybody's going to get into

03:09:00 bitcoin even donald trump said he's going to have a bitcoin reserve for the us even the usa is going

03:09:07 to start buying bitcoin it's a no-brainer it's a look it's it's a it's a brilliant solution satoshi

03:09:14 nakamoto if he's a real person or not whatever it doesn't matter the name the person the founding

03:09:20 group or person that goes by the name satoshi nakamoto was brilliant he resolved the problem a major

03:09:27 problem and the what the reason why he did it in the first block he explains is because of the 2008

03:09:32 what the bankers did nobody wanted to bail out the bankers and the government did anyway he took

03:09:38 taxpayers money and he gave it back to the bankers he saved the bankers the us government saved the

03:09:43 bankers why money talks rich bankers pull the strings and they got the government to take from the

03:09:50 taxpayer but it's capitalism and you didn't bank you didn't do your banking right you should go out

03:09:55 of business that's capitalism that's how it's supposed to be no they went in they took money

03:10:01 from taxpayers money and they bailed the bankers satoshi nakamoto's what did he do he fired off the

03:10:09 white paper bitcoin and now today we have a new monetary system that the whole world is quickly

03:10:15 gaining on so everywhere everybody's getting into bitcoin watch this next bull run i remember when when

03:10:20 bitcoin heard 30 000 everybody was freaking out everybody were like we can't believe bitcoin was at

03:10:26 30 000 guys 30 000 i don't think we'll ever see it again it's nothing 30 000 it's nothing we'll never

03:10:32 see 30 000 again i highly doubt it we're gonna see 60 we're gonna see 70 me at that time i'm gonna jump

03:10:39 back in i'm gonna now i'm probably gonna buy some some large cap coins now because i think the super

03:10:46 cycle is coming i might keep those large cap coins or i might convert them to bitcoin i'm not sure

03:10:51 depending on the utility because there are some coins they're gonna do better than bitcoin so i

03:10:56 believe in that like i believe in the solana project you know not that i'm recommending it i think people

03:11:01 should do their own research but i believe in these projects i think they're gonna be here 20 years from

03:11:05 now that's what i always ask myself is this project still gonna be here 20 years from now yes or no

03:11:10 if the answer is yes i'll probably invest in it i told everybody to get solana when it was at i think

03:11:16 a hundred dollars and now it's a it's a 212 so yeah i don't think solana is i don't think it's going

03:11:22 in a way any i don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon but there is a something i don't like

03:11:27 about solana there's a lot of meme coins so one day if they regulate solana all that's going to go

03:11:31 it's going to drop the price so there is some threats to solana there's a lot of meme coins there's

03:11:36 a lot of people out there trying to make bogus coins whatnot because they want to ride this wave

03:11:40 and a lot of people are going to fall for it a lot of people are going to get rich but it's on the

03:11:44 backs of other people that's what i think is haram we're like hyping up coins to rug pull people that

03:11:50 i would say is haram but that's totally not what's going on with bitcoin bitcoin is not a hype bitcoin is

03:11:57 us trying to get away from the american sorry from the from the banking ledger

03:12:01 it's a healthy competition to the banking ledger

03:12:08 what have you learned in philosophy that is not applicable or not directly applicable to islam

03:12:16 something that a philosophy lesson that you really resonate with that muslims aren't aware of 0.96

03:12:22 because i want to get more that did resonate with me yeah or it didn't that did it did yeah um

03:12:31 i'll tell you something one of the most famous philosophers his name is renee descartes okay

03:12:36 renee descartes was he left first you know kind of one of those no he wasn't atheist he was not

03:12:41 he was an enlightenment guy what's that was he an enlightenment era philosopher yes yes yes yes

03:12:47 but he was very theist and he believed in god he was a christian look a lot of highly intelligent

03:12:53 people believes in people believes in god a lot like i can name you pop you off a long list okay

03:13:00 renee descartes said something really interesting he was trying to find something called what we call

03:13:06 philosophy foundationalism okay foundationalism means i have something so so true that nobody could ever doubt it

03:13:14 like for instance your name is sneeko right what if i tell you look your name is sneeko you believe

03:13:24 your name is sneeko but it could be that your mother adopted you when you were young and your name was

03:13:28 steward and she flipped your name to sneeko it could be you don't know there's a doubt right there's a little

03:13:34 doubt even though it's even though it's less than zero zero point zero zero zero one percent still

03:13:40 there's a little doubt you don't know for a fact you weren't there so this is what we call cartesian

03:13:46 doubt it's like hyper radical doubt like descartes asked how do you know you're not dreaming right now

03:13:53 you could be dreaming it's possible when you're in your dream when sneeko when you're sleeping you're

03:13:58 having a dream you're kicking you're punching you're moving i don't know you're having all sorts of

03:14:02 what's that i don't know i'm dreaming when i'm dreaming you don't know you're dreaming when you're

03:14:06 dreaming right so he was like even i want to know something even if i was dreaming i couldn't be wrong

03:14:14 he wanted something so foundationally solid that you cannot doubt it okay now this is a very deep

03:14:22 book it's a book called the meditations i mean people have written about this book to no end okay

03:14:26 and he says look here's what i'm certain of can't break this he says look i think therefore i am

03:14:37 i think therefore i am cogito ergo sum he says in latin i think therefore i am i know i exist because

03:14:47 i have thoughts right and to have thoughts i have to exist even if he speculates imagine there was this

03:14:52 evil god and he was trying to trick you every time he touched ice ice is really hot but it made he made

03:14:59 he tricked you to think it was cold you know when you touch ice your hand is cold right

03:15:04 in reality ice is hot this evil god he's this demon he's making you think it's cold but really he's just

03:15:11 fooling you so you can't even be sure that ice is cold like he he's look i know i know a lot of

03:15:17 people are going to find this ridiculous but he did this for a very good reason okay don't forget

03:15:21 the guy was a very very uh accomplished mathematician uh geometry math science incredibly accomplished

03:15:30 but he felt all these all these sciences were shaky if he couldn't answer this question

03:15:36 if he couldn't find something certain perfectly certain

03:15:42 now he said this listen to what he said okay he said something very profound it's very similar to

03:15:46 islam that's that's what i think people miss about islam he said i think therefore i am i have to

03:15:56 exist because i have to think right and if i'm thinking right now even if i have a doubt that's thinking

03:16:04 so if you doubt it you're thinking if you're thinking you exist right so he seemed to have this

03:16:11 perfect gem it was just like this perfect gem and nobody could doubt it and from there from that

03:16:16 first block he said look i'm going to build a building for you the first block is undestructible

03:16:21 then i'm going to put a second block and then after a third and then i'm going to bring math

03:16:25 science history and i'm bringing all that stuff that you doubted earlier but look i piled it up on

03:16:29 this perfect brick this brick nobody can break it because if you break this brick the whole thing will

03:16:34 come down so i have to found it on something so certain it's unshakable

03:16:43 and i studied this profoundly and i was

03:16:46 reading other philosophers and then later one philosopher punched a little you think can you

03:16:52 punch a flaw in that it's pretty tough right because you have to say look if i doubt it i'm

03:16:57 having a thought a thought is a doubt is a thought and if i have a thought whether it's a doubt or not

03:17:03 it's proof that i exist it's not proof existence but here's where here's where

03:17:08 where nietzsche pulled the rug out from underneath him

03:17:12 each is like okay well you said i think who's this i think that's a presupposition what's this i

03:17:19 i now you have to define what i is and in philosophy i'll tell you something we cannot define what it

03:17:25 what the i is what's it what's a person me yeah me is a sound right is it but what is it referring to so

03:17:33 here here's let me give you an example okay let me give you an example

03:17:40 when you look at a human being's life okay uh hume said it really beautifully he said look it's like

03:17:46 a link of chains imagine i have a chain okay it has 10 links i take one link i destroy it and i add another

03:17:53 on the other end imagine you have a link of there's 10 links right still 10 yeah then i destroy the

03:18:01 second link and i add another on the end and i keep destroying one and adding another throwing one

03:18:06 and adding another after 10 repetitions it's not the same chain no more physically but it's it's this

03:18:13 chain is a living chain it's going through this journey the human being is very like this chain okay

03:18:20 every cell in your body has been replaced after seven years your body's regenerated every single

03:18:27 cell in your body you ate food you breathed in air your body used all that created chemistry and

03:18:33 rebuilt your body several times over your body is like that chain we took out one chain we put another

03:18:39 yet we still call you sneaker you're you're imagine your house okay your house has thousands and

03:18:46 thousands of pieces that bring it together but every day i replaced one you live in that house every

03:18:52 and i replace every single piece in your house but you're like this is my house but i'm like no man

03:18:56 all those pieces out there that i replaced that's your house you're like no man i come in here every day

03:19:01 you you the house has a continuity like your body has continuity even though you're not

03:19:08 one feet tall when you were born you're a little you're a little baby you had no vocabulary you

03:19:13 learned all these things you went through all these changes baby sneaker doesn't exist anymore

03:19:18 but look at you we still say he's sneaker there's something between baby sneaker and what you are today

03:19:23 that's continued it had continuity so it was the eye the soul but hold on hold on the the eye is

03:19:32 subjective is what i'm trying to tell you it's something we can't put our finger on exactly

03:19:37 so it's not that he disproved descartes it's that he added something that was questionable

03:19:45 he shook it nietzsche shook

03:19:49 uh descartes uh cogito as we call it okay the i think therefore he shook it okay he shook it because

03:19:56 now we're like wait a second what is the eye wait a second what is i what does it mean i so we start

03:20:02 saying who's having these thoughts what are these thoughts are these thoughts happening to you are

03:20:06 they your thoughts so it brought in all sorts of debate and all of a sudden we brought in doubt

03:20:11 into this one saying now i'll tell you something i'll tell you something when i read descartes i later

03:20:18 read ghazali and i realized descartes who came 600 years after ghazali

03:20:23 ghazali went through the same ghazali was a muslim philosopher okay he went through the same

03:20:31 journey trying to prove what is unshakably true

03:20:35 something you cannot have a doubt

03:20:42 and that's what i i'll tell you remember we said i think therefore i am

03:20:47 the muslims who say la ilaha illallah

03:20:51 la ilaha illallah means there is no worship except the law

03:20:55 it's but it's deeper than that it's deep it's much deeper than that

03:21:04 ghazali comes to the conclusion that only a god is ultimate truth now it's i'm giving you it in a

03:21:13 nutshell here but it's way more profound than that okay he has a famous book called the niche of lights

03:21:19 okay it's a very complex book but basically he's trying to tell you when you search for perfect

03:21:26 perfect truth this is in the quran by the way as well

03:21:32 ultimately only god is perfectly true only god is undoubtable and i'm going to give you for instance

03:21:38 i'm giving you a punch you know but it's not it's not well explained let me explain it to you okay

03:21:41 let me explain it to you

03:21:44 we all talk about truth right we always descartes was looking for this thing called truth truth

03:21:48 he was he was clawing for he was fighting everywhere he looked he couldn't find this

03:21:53 perfect truth he was always seeking truth always but a perfect truth not a truth perfect truth not

03:22:01 not something who's a hundred percent objective there's no subjectivity in it you understand what

03:22:08 are you familiar with objectivity and subjectivity yeah so let's say if i tell you red is the most

03:22:15 beautiful color that's subjective that's subjective that's your opinion yep if i tell you one plus

03:22:21 one equals two object that's not your opinion who cares about what your opinion is on that it's

03:22:25 right or wrong if you say one plus one equals three that's wrong regardless of your opinion

03:22:31 that's objective if a triangle has three corners that's objective

03:22:37 if i tell you no man i think triangles can also have three four corners no that's impossible

03:22:42 triangle has three angles there's only three you'll have a fourth corner with add a fourth

03:22:48 angle it's true by definition there are things that are objectively true okay so there's a famous

03:22:55 way to explain this it's called the the ship of thesis okay let me run it by you okay

03:23:01 there's a man named thesis he had a ship the ship has 99 parts

03:23:07 every day he has to replace one part so after day one he has one new part that was replaced

03:23:20 after two days two new parts two parts were two original parts were taken out and

03:23:26 a new part was put in the third day he needs a new part again so one of the original parts is

03:23:32 taken out and they put him a third brand new part after 99 days he's replaced every single

03:23:38 original piece but he's still sailing every day back and forth

03:23:45 if i ask you where's the ship of thesis you're like that's the ship of thesis thesis is on a ship

03:23:49 he's sailing back and forth every day you understand but then i take all the original

03:23:54 parts and i rebuild the ship

03:23:56 i put two ships on the sea and i'm like hey sneaker which one of these is his ship

03:24:02 he'll be like wait a second now there's two of them one with the original parts but the other one

03:24:07 they had all the miles on it of going back and forth every day which one is thesis is ship well now it

03:24:13 becomes arbitrary it becomes a matter of how you see that how you see things

03:24:19 imagine those two ships are going out on the water every day and i'm still doing the same

03:24:25 thing every day they have to replace another part now you have two ships

03:24:31 that are replacing a part every day and then i have 99 0.83

03:24:38 replace parts again i add more shit like which ship is the ship of thesis 0.87

03:24:42 you understand what i'm trying to tell you is because the ship is going through change because 0.72

03:24:46 it's having place uh parts replaced me and you will no longer agree on what's what's the ship of

03:24:55 thesis we're going to debate about it we're going to argue about it where did the ship of thesis start

03:25:01 where did it end this is the philosophy philosophical conundrum this is what's happening when they ask you

03:25:06 what is a woman they want a perfect definition there is no perfect definition listen carefully

03:25:11 there is no perfect definition if you don't have a dean okay because it's all interpretation

03:25:22 which one is the ship of thesis well you might decide

03:25:25 this one is the ship of thesis but who are you to decide i think it's the other one

03:25:29 your your your judgment is just as good as mine why should snico decide which one is the correct one

03:25:37 now imagine this nico put that put that example to the side okay

03:25:44 imagine we have the divine ship of thesis the ship of thesis is divine

03:25:50 meaning it's only made of one piece it doesn't need peace it doesn't need changing there's no other

03:25:55 ship like it there will never be another ship like it and there never was another ship like it

03:26:01 this ship always was like so it doesn't go through change now if we ask all of humanity which one is

03:26:12 the ship of thesis we're all going to point that's the ship of thesis it's become objective now do you

03:26:16 understand it's not a question of opinion anymore

03:26:19 when we say god is one god is eternal god is not changing we're saying god is objective truth

03:26:34 he's the soul and objective truth it's not a question of relativity this is in the quran

03:26:39 the quran says after allah what is there true what is there that's true the quran is asking you 0.99

03:26:48 god is al-haq the truth that is one of the names of god al-haq when people are talking about truth

03:26:55 truth truth they're praising allah you know the quran says all of humanity praises allah all of the

03:27:01 nature praises allah all everything the bird in the sky every human being because we're always talking

03:27:06 about what is true when you say what is true we're talking about the one who's al-haq he's the truth

03:27:13 everything else everything else is subjectively true it's true the greater there's greater truths

03:27:23 of course there are truths there are falsehoods but even the truth are dependent on

03:27:28 the truth the truth al-haq so it's complex because he was very sophisticated but he found something

03:27:37 foundational and that was god so he made it god he understood that god is foundational so basically all

03:27:44 objective truth comes from god and everything else is subjective not only that god is the only

03:27:52 perfectly objectively true only god is unique in this sense nothing is al-haq except god things can

03:28:00 be hack but nothing is al-haq okay i get it because god doesn't hack it's the comparison to the cells how

03:28:08 seven years ago you're a completely different objective objective truth because you're compromised

03:28:13 of a completely different body god is the only unwavering never changing being

03:28:19 yes that's correct but you know what i'd like to i like to liken it as think about numbers okay

03:28:28 think about the number three you can't explain the number three without explaining the number one

03:28:36 when i teach a kid the number three i'm like the number three is one then one again then one one more

03:28:42 time that's that's three the number two is like the number one but you have to repeat it one more time

03:28:53 every number is referencing the number one if i tell you okay what's 0.5 means 0.5 half of one

03:29:00 pick a one cut in half that's 0.1 whoa 0.5 that is the best argument i've ever heard for tohi

03:29:06 exactly for god is one because okay i get it i get it but what i'm trying to tell you is look the whole

03:29:14 world like all the numbers are screaming one all the numbers are talking to you every give me a number

03:29:21 29 29 is referring to one 29 one yeah yeah okay 29 is nothing without the number one so are you saying

03:29:29 that islam is mathematical not not necessarily math is look it's not necessarily mathematical math i i believe 0.99

03:29:41 i believe existence is information okay it's a little bit complicated

03:29:48 but i'm telling you like like every number screams one

03:29:53 the number 100 you know what the number try to explain to somebody what the number 100 is

03:29:58 you're gonna be like well it's 50 and 50 okay what's 50 what explain me 50 50 is like 25 and 20

03:30:03 what's 25 well 25 is like one plus 24 well wait we have to you have to refer to one eventually when

03:30:10 you have to take it all the way down to one okay the whole universe the whole universe is screaming

03:30:20 like all the numbers are screaming one the quran says look everything in existence is praising allah 0.99

03:30:28 and zero everything if you argue that it starts with zero zero is the absence of one

03:30:37 zero zero is still telling you imagine there was no one it's still a reference to one

03:30:46 everything is a reference to one

03:30:48 all of existence is all of existence is screaming

03:30:58 god it's praising god this is in the quran as well okay this is in the quran the quran says look

03:31:05 all of all of humanity all everybody all the creatures of the world all the universe is praising god

03:31:11 god every number is telling you about one look you know what when i praise if i go on my youtube

03:31:18 channel i start talking about sneaker i'm praising sneaker i'm telling you about sneaker

03:31:23 every number is telling you about the number one

03:31:27 every mathematical equation is telling you about allah because allah is the 0.58

03:31:31 ahad he's represented by the one everything is screaming allah all the time

03:31:38 now some people can't hear it you can get into a state of mind where that's all you can hear

03:31:45 okay now there's another really interesting

03:31:50 verse in the quran okay he said he was a brilliant guy but i think a lot of people misunderstand him

03:31:55 okay misunderstand sometimes he says things that's kind of scary and but he's saying something

03:32:01 most of the time incredibly brilliant okay look there's a verse in the quran it says look

03:32:06 the quran says if we brought the quran down to the this mountain here this mountain you would see the 1.00

03:32:12 mountain crushed humbled humility and humility in a state of humility if the quran came down to the 1.00

03:32:21 mountain and the mountain understood the crown it would be crushed it would be in a humble state

03:32:30 in a state in a state of humility

03:32:34 but a mountain is like the unshakable unmovable thing

03:32:40 like you can crash your car into a mountain you can nuke a mountain like it's it's this unbelievably hard

03:32:47 difficult impossible thing to maneuver right you can't move a mountain right

03:32:54 but you're just bone you're just flesh right

03:32:57 what happens when the quran comes to you well you're going to find yourself in a humble state 1.00

03:33:03 you're going to find yourself crushed but that's what ghazali was saying like if you

03:33:09 eliminate the self the i 0.86

03:33:14 because it's la ilaha illallah la ilaha don't forget it's something muslims miss atheism and islam is very 0.96

03:33:22 close 0.72

03:33:26 look nobody this believes in gods more than muslims are real muslims who understand islam he doesn't 1.00

03:33:34 believe in any god he doesn't believe in this god zeus apollo we don't believe in any of that

03:33:41 we think you can scream their name as much as you want we think you could praise them as it's

03:33:44 useless the quran says they can't harm you they can't benefit you 1.00

03:33:48 we believe in none of these gods ill allah la ilaha there are no gods none of these gods except 0.98

03:33:56 none of them ill allah now these deities there are there are deities and there are

03:34:05 how do how do i say look there are imagined deities in our minds but they're not worthy of worship

03:34:18 they're not it's not only they're not worthy of worship they don't exist

03:34:23 only uh the only there's only one god yes we we agree with that so what about things like baal or

03:34:29 malak the these gods that they sacrifice to or do these deities not exist no they don't exist

03:34:37 shaitan doesn't exist no shaitan is not a deity some people worship shaitan doesn't that because

03:34:43 doesn't make him a deity it's he's not a deity shaitan exists yes but he's not a deity there's only one god

03:34:50 shaitan is not a god he's not a deity i'm trying to differentiate god from deities things that are

03:35:00 not worthy of worship but because you said they can't harm or benefit no no nobody's worthy of

03:35:06 worship right nobody yeah shaitan especially okay but he's not divine shaitan is not divine how do you

03:35:15 define divinity divinity divinity means you're you're allah you're god okay if you're divine

03:35:22 you're allah nobody has any share in divinity nobody's partly divine

03:35:30 all divinity is with god all of it all of it there's nobody who's divine okay so you might be

03:35:37 thinking supernatural you might be thinking supernatural yeah i was gonna ask when people do

03:35:41 because the quran does acknowledge that people could do black magic and can worship people

03:35:45 things yes but that's not divinity so what is that supernatural well that the supernatural is

03:35:52 something outside uh what we what we identify as nature okay so the patterns and irregularities

03:35:59 you see in nature that's a very that's a very deep question what is nature okay nature is something

03:36:05 not touched by man so if i show you this glass right here nature didn't produce this this is man man's

03:36:11 intervention so magic is something man intervenes it's not natural

03:36:18 look that water bottle you just drank man had to intervene to create that right okay

03:36:27 if man didn't exist that water bottle wouldn't exist right yeah so everything that's not dependent

03:36:35 on man that exists without man that's what we call natural okay look did we did man make the clouds no

03:36:43 that's natural everything that's not natural had human intervention in its creation

03:36:48 you understand

03:36:54 understand yeah i get it so everything outside a human creation is natural

03:37:02 now if humans do uh

03:37:06 um if humans let's say i make a okay i made a desk or i made a computer that's artificial

03:37:13 man intervened it's man's creation it's not a perfect definition okay but it's a good working

03:37:18 definition because we'd have to go far deeper in this subject but look that river it's not man-made

03:37:25 it's natural men can also dig a hole fill it with water and call it a river and it's it's not a natural

03:37:30 river it's an artificial river okay anything that's not created by man out there in the world it's natural

03:37:39 if i take if i take sugar and i refine it but it's not natural sugar no more it's refined sugar

03:37:46 we took we took something that was natural in the world we refined it and now it's refined sugar okay

03:37:53 so look basically what i'm trying to tell you is how every number screams the number one all of existence

03:38:00 screams the praise of god the quran says look if we brought this quran down to the mountain 1.00

03:38:04 the mountain would disintegrate now when i bring the quran down to you imagine your body disintegrated 1.00

03:38:13 think about this for a second okay inside you there's a point of awareness

03:38:22 leibniz said it beautifully okay

03:38:25 imagine i was really really tiny and i was walking around inside your brain okay think about this for

03:38:31 a second it's nico it's a thought experiment for you i'm walking around inside your brain and i see

03:38:36 neurons firing i see blood pumping i see veins i see arteries i see all sorts of chemical states

03:38:45 i see dopamine i see all sorts of chemicals but i don't see your thoughts nico

03:38:51 you're thinking things you're you're deciding i don't see any of that all i see is machinery

03:38:56 i don't see

03:39:00 i don't see the stuff of your mind i see your brain but i don't see your mind

03:39:07 correct now the quran is saying look destroy all that destroy your body imagine your body was 0.90

03:39:14 disintegrated that thing that's inside you that

03:39:19 inner state that you have that inner state of awareness what is it

03:39:21 it's still there there's there's something beyond the body

03:39:27 okay now we say the quran says adam was formed allah formed adam from clay and then he breathed into

03:39:33 him his is created created something okay this thing we have inside us i can cut you open i won't see it

03:39:45 it's not subject to this world

03:39:46 you know in in science they call this the hard problem of consciousness

03:39:53 they say look the easy problem is the machinery the brain

03:39:56 the hard problem is that you have a mind but i can't see your mind if the scientist opens your

03:40:02 mind he'll never see your thoughts like for instance let's say you picture an apple can you picture an apple

03:40:07 in your mind right now yeah if i open your mind am i going to see an apple no what's the proof you have

03:40:14 you picture it in apple that's the hard problem of consciousness that's what all the

03:40:19 scientists say we can't prove it but we believe snico when he says he pictures an apple you know why

03:40:24 the scientist himself can picture an apple he's having a he's exposed to the same miracle

03:40:30 you know there's a guy named thomas huxley okay who they called him darwin's bulldog

03:40:37 he was a staunch defender of darwinism okay that's why they called him the bulldog of darwin

03:40:42 thomas huxley is he jewish thomas huxley no he's not uh no i'm not sure i'm not sure i don't know

03:40:49 thomas huxley said this he said look when he comes to the hard problem of consciousness the mind

03:40:54 he says i'll give you an analogy he's going to give you an analogy to to tell you how mind-bogglingly

03:41:00 incredible this is he's saying it's like if i took a lamp rub the lamp and a magic genie came out

03:41:07 this is darwin's bulldog he's saying look how is it possible the brain and mind the mind can exist

03:41:16 how is it possible because we have no logical proof of the mind and no scientific proof

03:41:23 the only reason i i know you have a mind snico is because i have one i have a direct experience with

03:41:29 the mind i didn't see your mind snico i didn't open up your head and hear your thoughts and see the

03:41:36 apple that you told me you supposedly experienced i didn't see any of that i'm taking your word for it

03:41:41 you know why i'm taking your word for it because i also have the same experience i can also picture

03:41:46 apple in my mind

03:41:50 so what is it that's happening within us this we were that was given to us

03:41:56 if you disintegrate if if the whole if you imagine yourself without a body for instance

03:42:02 there's still a something within us and this something is not found in the dunya it's not

03:42:07 found in the world it's not discovered by science they can't put it in a test tube they can't measure it

03:42:13 they can't hold it they can't see it they can't weigh it they can't do anything to it but they also

03:42:19 cannot deny it every scientist is going to be like hey i i know about this thing you're talking

03:42:25 about because you know there's a famous uh atheist philosopher his name was daniel dennett he just

03:42:31 passed recently actually and he was trying he wrote a book called the mind explained and he basically

03:42:39 said your mind doesn't exist

03:42:42 it's all an illusion but philosophers crushed him okay he was humiliated by this book because we're like

03:42:49 if you don't have a mind who's who's being who's under the illusion

03:42:56 can you can you can you trick a rock

03:42:59 nico can you trick a rock can't do that a rock doesn't have a mind right for me to be an under

03:43:07 illusion i'd have to have a mind how could you trick a mind that doesn't exist he fell into like a

03:43:13 trap after trap like the philosophers criticized him so badly he was denying his own mind think

03:43:22 about he wrote a book he had to use his mind to write a book about his mind and he said my mind

03:43:27 doesn't exist you know in the quran it tells us if you deny allah you deny yourself

03:43:33 you denied your connection he look the fitrah within us connects us to the other world

03:43:38 there's a world within us look you know what allah says in the quran says when you sleep allah takes

03:43:44 your soul when you sleep allah takes your soul where do you go when you sleep you go into another

03:43:50 world allah shows every night when you go to sleep it's like a little death you know the muslim when 1.00

03:43:55 he goes to sleep he's practicing death he goes to sleep and he's going to go into another world now

03:44:01 if you're a bad guy nico you're probably going to have a lot of bad dreams it's going to be a 0.81

03:44:05 a warning for you don't go to hell you know don't do a lot of bad things your inner your 0.92

03:44:10 deep inner conscience is going to tell you look i'm on the wrong path you have a fitrah don't forget

03:44:13 of course we have revelation we have a revealed religion but we also have our natural religion

03:44:21 it's in us that's why the quran calls itself the reminder it's reminding you of something snico 0.99

03:44:26 you already know something about allah the quran is reminding you 1.00

03:44:30 the quran is telling you look when you sleep allah takes your soul and allah returns your soul 1.00

03:44:37 back to you and some of the people he doesn't return their soul that they died they went on to the next

03:44:42 world and they're there now look what's the proof of that well guess what's nico every night you go to

03:44:49 sleep you go into another world and you can't explain it and neither can any scientists and when you're

03:44:54 remember we talked about earlier when you're dreaming you don't know you're dreaming and you only believe

03:44:58 you're dreaming because you woke up in this world but every time you wake up in a world you have

03:45:05 the same experience you're having now you have a history you think you ate breakfast you think you

03:45:10 grew up let's say you wake up let's say you have a dream tomorrow that you're 60 years old okay tonight

03:45:14 you go to bed you have a dream that you're 60 years old well you're sleeping and you wake up and you're

03:45:19 60 years old in your mind you've lived 60 years in this dream for you you're 60 years old now

03:45:26 you didn't just pop into existence you think you had a childhood and adulthood you were married you

03:45:31 had a job and now you're 60 and whatever you're doing you're doing in your dream

03:45:35 what i'm trying to tell you is the quran is telling you look every night you die and every night you're 1.00

03:45:41 in another world and then i return you back to this world and i you continue your tests in this world 0.54

03:45:47 but every day god is giving you a preview because when a muslim sleeps it's like a little death and when 0.99

03:45:53 he wakes up he's supposed to practice the resurrection say you know you praise god for

03:45:58 resurrecting you again it's a test every it's a it's a practice it's a drill every day you sleep

03:46:05 every day you wake up and you know what like you know i'm happy to go to sleep when i'm tired

03:46:10 snico i want to go to sleep when the time comes i'm going to be happy to die snico it's going to be

03:46:15 time for me to go like i like to sleep i don't fight to sleep at one point yeah i want to stay up late

03:46:20 sometimes but sometimes you know i know it's time for me to go i know it's time for me to get under

03:46:24 those covers and it's time for me to practice the death and i go into death and again i know when i

03:46:32 die in this world i'm going to wake up in another that's what the quran tells us 1.00

03:46:38 every day allah takes your soul this thing that you have within you no scientists can explain that's

03:46:45 why when the quran says look if the quran came to the mountain it would crush that mountain well if it 1.00

03:46:49 came to you why is why haven't you found what's inside already why haven't you why hasn't have

03:46:55 why hasn't it crushed your body yet why haven't you understood that there's something within you

03:47:01 you know because if you crush the body this is what we call fana in islam like they call it

03:47:07 annihilation it's a very controversial topic yeah because think about it muslims they're supposed to 1.00

03:47:13 learn how to wash their hands to do prayer but then after that's that's fiqh from fiqh you go to 0.99

03:47:20 to sawaf okay now that you learn how to pray you have to tackle the disease diseases of the heart

03:47:27 it's called the sawaf you know jealousy envy anger uh being a miserly etc like all the bad things that i

03:47:34 could live in the human heart

03:47:35 now why do we why do we tackle all the bad things that live in the human heart because

03:47:43 you're supposed to be a reflection of god

03:47:49 there's verses in the quran that talks about allah as the light

03:47:52 right you you ever heard these these verses allah is the light allah calls himself the light

03:47:57 the quran and the quran talks about how hit the light reflects off the lamp

03:48:03 you have a lamp you have a lamp and allah reflects off the light of the lamp

03:48:07 now he writes a lot about that but the the believer's heart when it's pure

03:48:12 you see a lot of good in him right he's charitable well allah's charitable he's kind

03:48:16 well allah's kind he's merciful well allah's merciful he's showing you the things that you

03:48:21 expect from god if somebody never lies to me he reminds me of allah you know why because allah

03:48:26 never lies you understand now let's say every time i turn my back you backstab

03:48:31 me every time i'm not looking you steal money from me every time i'm not around you you

03:48:37 you do bad things to my business or whatever well you don't remind me of god actually you remind me

03:48:41 of bad things you remind me of shaitan you don't reflect the light of allah you understand so there's

03:48:46 stages of islam where a person goes okay you're you're praying every day but then you you want to 0.98

03:48:51 do tasawwaf what's tasawwaf you want to learn how to reflect the good things why because your reflection

03:48:59 of allah a good muslim is supposed to remind me of allah instant that's why i always say like 0.91

03:49:05 muslims sometimes were a bad example about islam we don't remind people about god we remind people 0.99

03:49:11 about politics and fighting and disaster and and when somebody sees a muslim he should be reminded 0.96

03:49:17 about allah the good things he's trustworthy he's friendly he's kind he's patient all the things you

03:49:25 would expect from god okay then higher than this you start to contemplate god at a higher level that's

03:49:34 what hazeli did there's something within us you start contemplating existence you start thinking how

03:49:41 god created the universe determinism which we didn't get into today but this very important topic

03:49:46 for the future and you start contemplating how come i have a brain but my mind escapes

03:49:51 physicality what is this thing in me that god breathed into adam what is it we contemplate it we

03:50:00 reflect on it if my body was dissolved where would what would it be what would be left this is something

03:50:05 avicenius speculated he gave an interesting thought experiment called the hanging man he says imagine a

03:50:12 hanging man okay this hanging man he can't smell he can't see he can't hear he can't touch anything he's

03:50:18 completely suspended he has no awareness of his body is there still something avicenius said well

03:50:26 you'd have to say yes there's this inner stuff we have inside us remember i was telling you earlier

03:50:32 to think about an apple and you were thinking about an apple okay take out the apple what was thinking

03:50:37 about the apple there's this thing called mind there's this thing called consciousness there's this thing

03:50:41 that science physics logic cannot grab cannot put it in a test we can't weigh it we we're completely

03:50:49 stumped about it they call it the hard problem the the impossible problem but it's you have a first-hand

03:50:57 experience of it you know it directly this is what he's ultimately saying you have this connection

03:51:02 to something miraculous the sign of allah the miracle of allah that he put within you

03:51:10 and it's actually not within you can't even say it's within because your whole concept of in and out

03:51:14 comes from from it your entire all the ideas in your mind in out up down

03:51:21 uh it's all within this one thing okay this this this one thing that is indescribable only known

03:51:32 because me and you both have it every human being has it one thinker called it the beetle in the box

03:51:38 okay imagine beetles don't exist in the world i have a box and inside my box i could see a beetle

03:51:44 and you have a box nobody could look in your box okay you opened up the box and you see a beetle

03:51:53 now there are no beetles in the world only i have a beetle in my box you have a beetle in your box

03:51:57 every human being has a beetle in the box and i described the beetle to you you describe it to me

03:52:02 and we're like hey i have one too yeah the same thing but there's no beetles in the world it's one

03:52:07 thing this beetle in the box is how they were describing the mind there's this mind within us or

03:52:14 this point of awareness it's outside the reach of science logic it's a sign from allah when you go

03:52:24 to sleep what happens with this thing within you where does it go well you go into another world all

03:52:29 the time so ghazali was very profound on this because he was saying if you eliminate all things

03:52:36 even the contents of consciousness you're left with this one eternal undeniable truth you can't deny it

03:52:43 because it's known directly you're having a direct experience of it you're not using logic you're not

03:52:50 you're not using your senses you're not trying to you're not trusting your eyes you're hearing

03:52:56 ghazali was very big on 0.56

03:53:00 the hierarchy of knowledge okay so this is this is another long topic i'll let you chime in what do you

03:53:05 think about all this i mean i know i threw a lot at you yeah i was wondering what you dream about

03:53:11 you made me think about how sleep is the cousin of death and how we do we do go to a different world

03:53:19 that was the question that got me into philosophy in the first place was where do we actually go when

03:53:23 we die because you're not aware so where where because your mind when you're awake is proof of

03:53:29 existence and where we are so if that's it if you are asleep and it's not in the it's not what you're

03:53:36 seeing and what you're around what you're touching and feeling in the real world where exactly do you

03:53:40 go and i didn't i didn't know what answer to this question before and then i started looking into

03:53:44 philosophy but i'm wondering what what do you what do you dream about specifically because my my dreams

03:53:49 recently have been extremely vivid and i think it does say a lot about you and i've been researching

03:53:54 into into young and how the subconscious mind can tell a lot about what you're really thinking when

03:53:59 you're when you're awake the other world you go to when you dream that reveals a lot of the truths

03:54:04 about this world that we're not aware of well think about this when you're dreaming you have an avatar

03:54:12 okay let's call it an avatar right you you're you're something in the dream right you're sneaker you're

03:54:20 maybe a 55 year old man maybe you're young maybe you're i don't know you could be anything right

03:54:25 when you're dreaming yes or no like whatever when you're having a dream it's like any world right

03:54:30 you're in any world in that dream you have consensus so let's say for instance i'm having a dream that

03:54:37 i'm podcasting with sneaker sneaker is not like hey man you're dreaming wake up man well i'm not even

03:54:43 here you know no you're giving me consensus you're playing along with my dream it could be that i go to

03:54:48 sleep tonight and i have a dream that i'm podcasting with sneaker and sneaker is not telling me it's a

03:54:52 dream he's cooperating with me to him he's also living this exact world he thinks this world is

03:54:58 real it's a hundred percent real we have a history like you could dream about anything and this

03:55:06 basically what i'm trying to tell you is you can't tell the difference between now and a dream

03:55:10 philosophers we can't tell the difference not no no philosopher has ever come up with the answer

03:55:15 of how do you know you're not dreaming no but no philosopher first time i heard that i laughed at

03:55:19 i think that's a ridiculous question of course we know we're not dreaming every time i gave an

03:55:24 answer i got shut down because in every dream you have continuity and you have consensus meaning

03:55:29 continuity means

03:55:32 if i'm dreaming that i'm having a a podcast well i'm assuming in the dream that i had a breakfast

03:55:39 this morning i woke up i had my coffee i did my routine it's all in my memory even though it never

03:55:44 happened my lunch is digesting in my stomach even though i never ate it at the dream

03:55:49 started right now but guess what if i in my dream i ate a burger for lunch there's a burger in my

03:55:55 stomach but i never ate the burger it's just the dream started now there's a digested burger the whole

03:56:00 thing is set up perfectly that i'm the dream starts now and i have memories of a childhood that had never

03:56:04 happened

03:56:07 and everything is cooperating with my dream everything is telling me hey uh the world around you is real

03:56:14 and then in the dream the dream ends my avatar goes poof but i don't say oh i died i don't exist i

03:56:23 went into nothingness no i wake up in another world and i wake up in another world so the quran is telling 0.99

03:56:30 us look this is all practice for when you really wake up because in islam don't forget in islam most

03:56:38 people don't know this this is the dream this world right now you're living right now is a dream

03:56:43 what yeah no yeah when you die you're gonna wake up because don't forget what the prophet 0.96

03:56:50 alayhi salam taught us he said die before you die and die before you die think about this the muslim 1.00

03:56:58 when he goes to sleep he's practicing dying when he wakes up he's practicing the resurrection 0.94

03:57:03 what does the what does god tell the people on judgment day he says to them how long were you

03:57:10 alive in this world and we say a day a day and a half part of a day

03:57:17 we're remembering this world like a dream let's say you had a dream that i don't know you went from

03:57:22 five years old to 99 years old and you were i don't know whatever you did in your career

03:57:27 that dream was just 20 minutes but for you that dream was a long time in the dream you don't feel

03:57:34 it's 20 minutes you understand you could dream that you went from childhood to old age in your

03:57:42 dream the dream was 20 minutes but for you it was 70 years so do you exist or does your soul exist

03:57:51 before you were born in this world i believe so yeah i believe the quran that's what the quran says yeah

03:57:56 so we've been dead a lot longer than we've been alive

03:58:04 we've been dead a lot longer than we've we've been alive why do you say that because if we've

03:58:09 existed before we were born what was that existence how could you describe that because if we're dead

03:58:14 after this life then we're dead what's all the time before we're born time is relative time is

03:58:20 relative so there's there's no time time is a projection of the mind that's a very complex topic

03:58:26 but look we pre-existed for how long allahu ala it could have been a microsecond it could have

03:58:34 been trillions of years actually the question is almost meaningless because time is whatever

03:58:41 look here's the thing about time okay imagine everything in the universe froze everything your

03:58:49 thoughts every molecule every if it froze for one second or one million years you wouldn't know the

03:58:55 difference time is a projection of the mind so when i move this glass from one side of my hand to the

03:59:02 other your brain is telling you look the glass is here in the right hand it's also in the left hand

03:59:09 how do you make sense of that well it was in the right hand at one time and the left hand at another

03:59:13 that's how your brain makes sense of the situation okay it's a very complex topic i don't want to get

03:59:18 too much into it because it's really taking us on a huge tangent but can't taught us that time is a

03:59:24 projection of the mind think about a movie okay if i give you a movie the whole movie is on this dvr

03:59:31 on this uh usb key okay the whole movie is on it when you watch the movie you're watching one part at a time

03:59:37 the projector is giving you an illusion of time even though the whole movie is here

03:59:47 the whole movie is here but when you watch the movie i'm like okay um the actor jumps off a

03:59:53 building you're like no he didn't jump off the building he's sleeping in his bed yeah he's sleeping

03:59:56 in his bed now later on he's jumping off and off a building time makes sense out of both states

04:00:04 if there's no movement there's no time okay so if everything froze there was no movement

04:00:12 ever time relies on movement okay if everything froze in the universe including every thought

04:00:20 there would be no time okay so time is relative time is a very complex topic so

04:00:24 i can't tell you how long we existed in pre-existence i have no idea i don't even know if that question is

04:00:28 valid the quran also alludes to that quran says a day in the afterlife is like one ten thousand years

04:00:34 a day in the afterlife is like fifty thousand years the quran changes the value 1.00

04:00:41 i think it's because time is relative now today we know it as a scientific fact okay the quran says

04:00:46 the time is relative and now today einstein proved don't forget don't forget let me tell you something

04:00:51 okay isaac newton said time is a constant it's the one thing that will never change isaac newton okay

04:01:00 a little over 100 years later einstein comes and disproves isaac newton he proves that time is

04:01:09 relative time depends on speed okay look you know they they take two two airplanes okay two atomic

04:01:19 sorry two atomic clocks and they take one on the airplane and they go around the world with it and they

04:01:25 come back and when they check the two atomic clocks they were set at the same time one of them is a

04:01:30 second slower because the faster you travel the slower time passes for you so imagine me and you

04:01:37 sneaker on on this we're on planet earth i go on a spaceship look i go on a spaceship around the moon at a

04:01:43 very fast rate when i come back you're going to be an old man and i'm going to be on that's real physics okay

04:01:49 the fact if i go on a spaceship really really fast i go around the first star and come right back okay

04:01:56 the first star is four light years away imagine i travel at the speed of light i go four years one

04:02:02 way four years back when i come back you're going to be you're going to be like dead a thousand years ago

04:02:09 and i'm going to be like eight years older

04:02:14 time passed much faster for you than for me time is relative what does the quran say about time

04:02:19 quran says a day in the next life the afterlife is like 10 000 years so one day here sorry one day 1.00

04:02:28 there is like 10 000 years here okay one day there is like 50 000 years here it changes the value meaning

04:02:36 time is relative time is it's relative to your mind and so anyways this is a very profound topic it's

04:02:44 but here's the thing the quran cited what einstein and einstein proved it right

04:02:49 people don't know that okay a lot of people don't know this muslims don't know this but 0.98

04:02:55 isaac newton one of the greatest thinkers of all time he said look the one thing that will never change

04:03:00 is the flow of time time is a constant we could always trust that time flowed at the same rate

04:03:07 he was completely wrong the quran was completely right so why do you do mma 1.00

04:03:12 why why do i do mma yeah why why mma mma or ama mma like fighting fighting mma fighting yeah oh well

04:03:25 well you know it was like i did it as as a for enjoyment you know because i was bullied but then

04:03:31 i really got into it and i wanted to become a lawyer my my goal to be in life was to like to earn my living

04:03:37 was to be a lawyer okay but as i really got into mma it was my passion i never thought i'd make

04:03:42 money with it i never thought i could pay my bills with it i never thought i could make a career with

04:03:46 it and then ufc started getting bigger and bigger and we're training fighters now i never thought i'd

04:03:51 be able to train a fighter to go to ufc then i had one fighter go in ufc and then the the team 0.79

04:03:58 started getting more popular bigger we started growing we we grew exponentially the team is a

04:04:03 great success it's been i would say 20 years i've been more than 20 years i've been training fighters

04:04:08 to go to ufc i build a brand i'm doing what i love and when i started it the market was really

04:04:15 really low i'll tell you george champierre the first fight he did in ufc he got paid 3 000 to show

04:04:21 and 3 000 to win so total of six thousand dollars and we had trained over like four months for that

04:04:27 fight so i'm telling you we were broke like i was going to school i was like look i'm doing this

04:04:31 for fun because i like the guy he's a good guy i want to help him and i love the sport but i ain't

04:04:35 going to live off six thousand dollars every four months right we're not going to make it like that

04:04:39 so i was going to school i was getting my degree i was going to i was later on i went to become a lawyer

04:04:46 but mma pulled us in that direction we started making

04:04:49 uh enough to earn our living and follow our passion and do what we love

04:04:53 maybe on a bigger level like because you're talking about how you're making me think like

04:05:04 okay time is relative trying to figure out what really matters what's the reason that you still

04:05:10 do it today why not fully invest your your capabilities into philosophy or religion

04:05:17 what do i i do i i i study a lot of religion and philosophy every day i study thought i study

04:05:26 logic science history um that's all i do i do training and study training and study and one

04:05:34 day i'm refining my thoughts i write notes i have thoughts i i have uh uh outlooks that i discover i

04:05:42 i correspond with other thinkers i i'm refining my thoughts later on in life i want to write books

04:05:48 later on in life but i'm still refining my philosophies i'm very young still like i mean

04:05:52 for a philosopher i'm 44 now it's very young for a philosopher so i'm still refining my thoughts i'm

04:05:58 still um look my whole day is basically physical training and then mental training physical training

04:06:06 then mental just the physical training does the physical training help your mental training

04:06:12 um i think it keeps me sane because the thing is if you just do this eight hours a day what i'm doing

04:06:17 right now philosophers are going very crazy oh yeah of course of course because look when you go too

04:06:25 far you could lose touch with reality that's why i think people fear about philosophy which i understand

04:06:31 because not everybody in islam has to be a philosopher that's not true i don't agree with that but the

04:06:35 thing is we don't want to tell everybody don't do philosophy we need our philosophers okay like i remember

04:06:42 muhammad hijab years ago he was like telling me should i do philosophy i was like yes wholeheartedly

04:06:46 yes you have the mind for it you have the gift for it and look mashallah today he's a phd

04:06:51 he's how many times did he debate he has multiple phds yeah he has multiple he's also a philosophy philosophy

04:06:57 phd now i'll tell you something how many times has he had was he a great debater for the umba

04:07:03 so many times he's been an amazing debate but don't we need don't we live in the age of the internet

04:07:08 now there's no more just telling people look this is what we believe we have to tell them why we

04:07:13 believe it now you want to know why we believe it you got to get philosophical when i say philosophical

04:07:19 i don't mean blind follower of aristotle okay here's the thing here's why muslims think philosophy 0.83

04:07:26 is bad okay let me tell you why some muslims think philosophy before you tell me i have to go to the 1.00

04:07:31 bathroom so bad i drink a lot of water go for it don't worry brother go for it

04:07:45 i'm so happy to hear how many things are so supportive this is why i know shawuf is happening

04:07:56 one day to me

04:08:05 um

04:08:08 Amen.

04:08:38 Thank you.

04:09:08 What are you saying about philosophy in Islam?

04:09:11 Oh, yeah.

04:09:11 So look, there's a famous book by Ghazali, okay?

04:09:14 It's called The Destruction of the Philosophers, okay?

04:09:16 Tahafut, the tahafut falsifa, meaning not the destruction of philosophers.

04:09:25 Frank Griffel says it should be translated as the slip-up of the philosophers, okay?

04:09:29 That's how Frank Griffel, he's a PhD in Islam, he says that's how it should be interpreted.

04:09:34 Now, what is he saying?

04:09:35 He's saying, look, Frank Griffel explains, he wrote a phenomenal book on Ghazali, he's

04:09:39 like, look, the whole Muslim world misunderstood Ghazali.

04:09:42 Ghazali is not saying destroy philosophy.

04:09:45 That's not what he was saying.

04:09:47 When he was saying the philosophers, he was referring to a group that blindly follow Aristotle,

04:09:53 okay?

04:09:53 Because here's what you have to remember.

04:09:56 You had the Greek philosophers.

04:09:57 They were very successful.

04:09:59 Yeah, Alexander the Great, okay?

04:10:01 Socrates was the master of Plato.

04:10:05 Plato was the master of Aristotle.

04:10:08 Aristotle was the master of Alexander the Great.

04:10:12 Alexander the Great conquered the world, including the Middle East.

04:10:15 At a very young age.

04:10:17 At a very young age.

04:10:18 And he brought, why do you think, why do you think the Bible is written in Greek?

04:10:24 Because of Alexander the Great.

04:10:26 He conquered the Middle East.

04:10:29 Now, they spread their philosophies, they spread Hellenistic thinking, Greek thinking.

04:10:35 Then Christianity came. 1.00

04:10:37 Christianity came and conquered the Middle East. 0.98

04:10:39 Conquered Rome.

04:10:40 When Christianity conquered the Middle East, philosophy books were made forbidden.

04:10:51 The Muslims secured the philosophy books and harbored them.

04:10:55 People don't know this. 0.86

04:10:57 If it wasn't for the Muslims, and I dare anybody to challenge me on this, if it wasn't for the Muslims, 1.00

04:11:02 you wouldn't have Aristotle today. 0.96

04:11:07 Yeah, yeah.

04:11:08 Why don't you guys remember that, okay?

04:11:11 The Muslims, it wasn't haram to read philosophy. 0.98

04:11:14 For the Christians, who just conquered Rome. 0.91

04:11:17 Because don't forget, the Greeks influenced the Europeans.

04:11:21 The Europeans became Greco-Roman thinkers.

04:11:23 We call it Greco-Roman. 0.98

04:11:26 And then they converted to Christianity.

04:11:27 Christianity conquers Rome. 0.96

04:11:29 Now Rome is under Christian rule. 0.96

04:11:33 All Greek thinking is haram now. 0.99

04:11:35 Forbidden.

04:11:37 Get this way of thinking out of here.

04:11:40 Where did those books go?

04:11:42 They went into Muslim hands. 1.00

04:11:44 Now the Muslims, they were the masters of paper at the time. 1.00

04:11:48 They were copying books.

04:11:49 They were very academic.

04:11:51 It was the golden age of Islam. 1.00

04:11:53 When the Christian Europe was in the dark ages, we were in the golden ages. 1.00

04:11:58 We were in the golden age.

04:11:59 Science, mathematics.

04:12:01 Don't forget, algebra, algorithm.

04:12:03 That's all Muslim and mentioned.

04:12:06 The Muslims were highly scientific.

04:12:07 Actually, I'll quote you Neil deGrasse Tyson.

04:12:10 Neil deGrasse Tyson said something very accurate.

04:12:14 He said, there was never a greater golden age before or a greater golden age after.

04:12:20 Scientific golden age.

04:12:21 The amount of discoveries the Muslims did in terms of science, math, and logic was never repeated ever in history, ever again. 1.00

04:12:31 The Muslims protected philosophy, elaborated the philosophy, and we had a boom in technology, science, etc.

04:12:42 So he admits that the Islamic golden age was one of the most important ages for philosophy and algebra?

04:12:54 I wish I could play it for you right now.

04:12:56 Not just philosophy, science.

04:12:58 He asks on stage, he's like, why do you think three quarters of the stars are Arabic names?

04:13:02 Why do you think that?

04:13:04 He's like screaming, and he got so much hate for this.

04:13:06 But he's right.

04:13:07 He's correct.

04:13:08 He's correct.

04:13:08 I think he's agnostic right now.

04:13:12 I'm not sure what he is, but he's telling you, look, algebra is an Arabic word.

04:13:18 Arabic numerals.

04:13:19 You know the number system?

04:13:20 Zero, one, two, three, four, five, the one you grew up using?

04:13:23 That's called Arabic numerals.

04:13:25 Why is it called Arabic numerals?

04:13:26 It doesn't come from Arabia.

04:13:28 It came from India.

04:13:30 Indians invented it. 1.00

04:13:32 The Arabs mastered it. 0.98

04:13:34 It's like Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

04:13:36 Jiu-jitsu doesn't come from Brazil.

04:13:37 It came from Japan.

04:13:38 But the Brazilians were so good at it, we call it Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

04:13:43 The Arabs were so good with numbers, they're far better than the Romans, that we call 1.00

04:13:47 it Arabic numerals.

04:13:49 Till today, we call it Arabic numerals.

04:13:50 Why do you think we call it Arabic numerals?

04:13:52 Because the Arabs were the best at math.

04:13:56 Now, Baghdad, you know, people want to go to Harvard to study, right? 1.00

04:14:01 Baghdad, at the time, was the greatest university in the world, in history.

04:14:06 Some people say it was the first real university.

04:14:09 People went from all over the world to study in Arabia, in the Muslim worlds.

04:14:13 If you wanted to be a scholar, you had to go to the Muslim world. 1.00

04:14:17 Like today, if you want to be a scholar, you got to go to the top universities somewhere

04:14:21 in the world.

04:14:22 The Muslims were incredible at medicine, science, math, history, everything, philosophy, etc.

04:14:27 Now, some Muslims were considered blind followers of Aristotle.

04:14:37 What does that mean?

04:14:38 If Aristotle said it, it's true. 0.62

04:14:43 Khalas, they don't question Aristotle. 1.00

04:14:46 Now, Ghazali was saying, look, guys, you can't do that.

04:14:49 If Aristotle said it, it could be true.

04:14:51 It could be false.

04:14:53 We have to test it.

04:14:54 He said, we need demonstration.

04:14:58 That was, today we would say science or proof.

04:15:01 He used the word demonstration, okay?

04:15:02 But I'm going to use modern day language, okay?

04:15:04 He said, look, you can't just say it's true because Aristotle said it.

04:15:07 You have to prove that Aristotle is right.

04:15:11 So you guys are blind followers of Aristotle.

04:15:14 He called those guys philosophers.

04:15:16 Today, philosophy means something else.

04:15:19 Today, philosophy means somebody who formally studies logic in university or college.

04:15:27 When Ghazali was using the word, he meant people who blindly follow Aristotle, not people

04:15:34 who study logic.

04:15:36 Ghazali was very well versed in logic.

04:15:39 You know how much, like, logic is very important in Islam, supremely important, okay?

04:15:46 So Ghazali was trying to say, look, don't be a blind follower of Aristotle.

04:15:51 That's haram, not philosophy in the way we use it today.

04:15:55 A study of logic is not haram.

04:15:57 If logic is haram, why don't you make arithmetic haram?

04:16:01 Why don't you make mathematics haram?

04:16:03 Why don't you make calculus haram while you're at it?

04:16:05 It's the same thing.

04:16:06 It's logic.

04:16:08 It's the opposite.

04:16:09 The Quran is telling you to use logic.

04:16:11 The Quran is constantly, there's over 300 verses in the Quran that are asking you to

04:16:17 think and use your reason.

04:16:18 There's over 300 verses in the Quran that ask you to think deeply, reflect, or use your

04:16:24 reason.

04:16:26 I think it's a certain group of Muslims that don't want to have to challenge their own

04:16:29 point of view.

04:16:30 So instead of thinking deeply, they just say everything is haram.

04:16:33 Crypto, like they don't get it.

04:16:34 So now it's forbidden.

04:16:35 Let me tell you a little secret, okay?

04:16:38 Okay. 0.99

04:16:39 If Muslims don't grow wings and start using logic, if they don't grow wings, if they don't 1.00

04:16:46 get their black belt in logic soon, they won't survive in this age of Dawah. 1.00

04:16:52 Because now it's all about why.

04:16:54 See, I'm explaining to you today why the Quran says the whole world praises Allah.

04:16:59 The whole universe.

04:17:02 I'm explaining to you, it's like how every number praises the number one.

04:17:05 I love that analogy.

04:17:06 That's the...

04:17:07 And it's a powerful analogy.

04:17:09 It's a powerful...

04:17:09 Even though, you have to remember, no analogy is perfect.

04:17:13 Every analogy breaks down somewhere, okay?

04:17:15 Because if I say Sneeko is like Sneeko, well, that's not an analogy.

04:17:19 If I say Sneeko is like a computer, well, now I'm making an analogy.

04:17:23 I'm saying, look, Sneeko is not a computer.

04:17:25 He's like a computer.

04:17:26 Here's what he has in common with a computer.

04:17:28 I'm not saying Allah is math.

04:17:30 I'm not saying Allah is numbers, okay?

04:17:32 That's very important.

04:17:34 I'm giving a likeness.

04:17:35 Something that's similar in a relationship.

04:17:37 Because analogies, by definition, break sooner or later, okay?

04:17:42 If I say Sneeko is Sneeko, that's not an analogy.

04:17:45 If I say Sneeko is like a computer, that's an analogy.

04:17:48 There are similarities between Sneeko and the computer, and there are differences.

04:17:52 What I'm telling you is, like how every number screams the number one, is a reference to the number one.

04:17:58 That's how all of creation praises God, in a similar fashion.

04:18:02 I'm telling you, Muslims need to start thinking at that level if they're going to survive in the Dawah scene. 1.00

04:18:10 Because a lot of people tell me, oh, you know, like they really enjoy my Dawah, but I'm not a full-time in Dawah.

04:18:15 But I'm telling you, the only reason I have an up on most of you, on some of you, is because I studied logic, and I studied the Muslim thinkers. 0.97

04:18:27 And believe me, they had very profound discussions about existence and God.

04:18:31 But the Muslims forgot, look, the Muslims used to be far more brilliant, okay? 1.00

04:18:41 Then they got chopped down by the Mongols. 0.97

04:18:43 The Mongols came and really did a number on us, okay? 1.00

04:18:46 It was like our Holocaust, okay? 0.95

04:18:50 After that, the Muslims started adopting Christian attitudes that, look, we fell in love. 0.98

04:18:55 We started studying the dunya so much.

04:18:57 We started mastering the dunya so much.

04:18:59 Maybe God sent Genghis Khan to us as a punishment.

04:19:02 Like, they started thinking like this.

04:19:05 No more of this dunya studying and all that, okay? 0.84

04:19:08 So they had like a remorse.

04:19:12 Because the Mongols really was a major fitna, a major challenge to the Muslims, okay? 1.00

04:19:18 Like, literally, the Muslims were being eradicated off the face of the earth.

04:19:22 People at that time thought it was the end of the world.

04:19:26 And you're like 1,200.

04:19:27 1,200. What were you, this is during the, Genghis Khan's rule?

04:19:31 Yes.

04:19:33 Genghis Khan, actually, Genghis Khan, actually, he referred to himself as the punishment of God to the Muslims.

04:19:39 He understood Muslim thought.

04:19:40 Because in Islam, look, Genghis Khan can't kill me unless Allah gives him authority to.

04:19:46 So he could, he could be interpreted as our punishment.

04:19:50 He could.

04:19:50 Or our fitna.

04:19:51 Our challenge.

04:19:52 Okay?

04:19:52 Our challenge to us.

04:19:55 Now, Genghis Khan, he interpreted it as, I'm your punishment from God.

04:19:59 Because you guys were bad.

04:20:02 Because no man could do this to you unless Allah, because he understood our religion. 0.60

04:20:06 He had advisors who explained to him our religion.

04:20:09 Now, don't forget, another, another interesting thing.

04:20:12 What stopped the Mongols? 0.96

04:20:14 The Mongols would have took over the entire world. 1.00

04:20:16 People don't know this, but the Mongols converted to Islam.

04:20:21 A golden horde converts to Islam. 1.00

04:20:23 Now there's infighting.

04:20:24 Not Genghis Khan.

04:20:25 Genghis Khan never lost a battle.

04:20:28 His, his grandchildren.

04:20:29 All the way to Hulagu.

04:20:31 Hulagu Khan.

04:20:32 Anyways, there's a lot of interesting history between the Muslims and the, and the, the Mongols.

04:20:39 Actually, there's a, there's a American who did a great job on this.

04:20:43 His name is Carlin something.

04:20:45 He did a phenomenal job.

04:20:46 You have to listen to his work.

04:20:47 George Carlin, it's a medium?

04:20:49 He did a phenomenal work on the, I think, is it him?

04:20:52 Yeah, George Carlin.

04:20:53 He did a really nice piece on the Mongols and Muslims.

04:21:02 Well, let me see, is it him?

04:21:04 No, no, not this guy.

04:21:05 No, no, I'm sorry.

04:21:07 No, no, not this guy.

04:21:08 No, no, no, no, no.

04:21:08 Dan Carlin.

04:21:10 Dan Carlin.

04:21:11 That sounds familiar.

04:21:14 I haven't heard it in years.

04:21:15 Hardcore history.

04:21:16 Yes.

04:21:16 Wrath of Khans. 1.00

04:21:17 Guys, you have to listen to this. 0.93

04:21:18 Muslims, you have to listen to this.

04:21:19 It's really entertaining.

04:21:20 It's like he, he, he has a voice.

04:21:22 He puts the emotions behind it.

04:21:24 He gives you like incredible nuggets of history.

04:21:27 It's really, really impressive.

04:21:28 I really highly recommend it.

04:21:29 It's a three-part piece.

04:21:34 Really amazing.

04:21:37 So anyways, like I was saying, I think the best Taoisees in the future are going to be,

04:21:43 they're going to have a background in philosophy.

04:21:45 I agree.

04:21:45 I think so.

04:21:46 To keep up with the pace of the internet and social media for sure.

04:21:50 You know, there's so much about Islam that, like, people don't even, the Quran is so deterministic.

04:22:05 The atheist believes in determinism and the Muslim believes in determinism. 0.99

04:22:09 We both believe in the same thing.

04:22:13 Like, I'm telling you something.

04:22:14 There's not a lot of difference between atheism and Islam.

04:22:18 Except we believe there's one God you can't doubt.

04:22:21 He's obvious.

04:22:22 It's zero versus one.

04:22:25 You could say it that way, yeah.

04:22:27 And then Christianity is three. 0.97

04:22:30 Christianity, you can interpret it as three gods, you know, because they're going to say,

04:22:34 no, he's one in essence, three in persons.

04:22:37 Because here's the thing, okay?

04:22:38 There's more to it.

04:22:39 If you read the Quran, look, if you read the Quran, the Quran says,

04:22:42 if Allah wanted a son, he could have any son. 0.65

04:22:45 It's not logically impossible.

04:22:47 It's just not befitting to Allah. 0.80

04:22:49 We don't say Allah has a son, but me personally, I think like Azali.

04:22:54 I think Allah could do anything. 0.99

04:22:56 And even what's illogical, Allah could do.

04:22:59 Allah could do anything. 1.00

04:23:01 I'm not saying Allah has a son, stagfallah. 1.00

04:23:03 I would never say that.

04:23:05 I don't believe Jesus is the son of God.

04:23:06 No way.

04:23:07 That's stuff that the pagans used to say.

04:23:10 So and so is the son of God, okay?

04:23:11 They're copying the pagans, et cetera.

04:23:14 So is that why you think Islam and Christianity, I mean, atheism are closer because it's zero and one.

04:23:19 And Christianity is three. 0.99

04:23:21 And then Judaism is like 1.333333 with interest, percent. 0.90

04:23:28 Well, Judaism moved from, because Judaism, if you study Judaism, they moved from polytheism to monotheism.

04:23:40 Because if you read their interpretations, they say there are other gods.

04:23:46 We just don't believe in these.

04:23:47 We don't have a covenant with these gods.

04:23:51 Early rabbis didn't deny the god of Zeus.

04:23:54 They just said, we have a covenant with Yahweh.

04:23:58 And then later on, it evolved to, no, there's only Yahweh. 0.88

04:24:01 The other gods don't exist.

04:24:04 Okay, so there's a lot of speculation.

04:24:05 There's a lot of debate on that because they're saying some Jews believe, no, the Jews of old believed there were other gods, but we don't have a covenant with them.

04:24:14 We have a covenant with this god.

04:24:15 We have to be loyal to this god.

04:24:16 So were they monotheists?

04:24:19 I believe so, but it's not a clear-cut monotheism.

04:24:23 But in that sense, if you agree with the Jews who say, no, there was always just one god. 0.81

04:24:27 They denied the other gods.

04:24:28 Then they're exactly like us.

04:24:30 We should do one in the future about the subjects today that you didn't want to cover, like time, mathematics.

04:24:36 Sure.

04:24:37 And there was another one.

04:24:40 Who do you think wins this weekend?

04:24:41 Yeah, there's so much more.

04:24:43 There's so much more.

04:24:43 Yeah, there's so many topics.

04:24:45 John Jones?

04:24:45 Next time, we should talk about determinism, I think.

04:24:48 Next time, when we have more time, we'll chill.

04:24:50 We'll talk about determinism.

04:24:51 Today was a lot about free will.

04:24:52 Or no, not really.

04:24:54 No, no, no.

04:24:55 Today wasn't free will.

04:24:56 Logic.

04:24:56 Today we talked more about the mind.

04:24:57 The mind.

04:24:59 But I'll tell you something.

04:25:00 Determinism is something so important I think Muslims have to master. 1.00

04:25:04 Determinism is so important.

04:25:05 Listen, I don't think you can understand the Quran without understanding determinism.

04:25:09 I know it's sad to say because people are going to be like, no, what is he talking about?

04:25:12 No, no, I'm telling you guys.

04:25:13 I'll tell you something.

04:25:15 What's the first thing in our tradition that Allah created? 0.96

04:25:18 It's the pen.

04:25:19 What is the pen?

04:25:21 The pen is going to write everything that happens from now to Judgment Day.

04:25:26 So everything is already written.

04:25:28 We say everything is maktub.

04:25:29 Everything is written.

04:25:30 It's qadarallah.

04:25:31 You can't be a Muslim without believing qadarallah. 1.00

04:25:33 That everything is predestined.

04:25:35 And one day we're going to have to talk about, look, okay, that's what the Quran claims.

04:25:40 How do we know it logically?

04:25:42 Everything the Quran says, we have to have a logic to understand why the Quran says that.

04:25:47 Inshallah, we'll do a nice episode on that.

04:25:48 We'll talk about determinism.

04:25:49 And let me tell you something.

04:25:51 Even the atheists will say, we agree with determinism. 0.85

04:25:54 Have you converted a lot of people?

04:25:59 Well, I've had a lot of friends convert to Islam, sure.

04:26:02 Definitely.

04:26:06 Who wins this weekend, Jon Jones or Stipe?

04:26:10 You know, Stipe hasn't fought in three years.

04:26:13 Look, I trained with Jon Jones many years ago.

04:26:15 I'll tell you something, man.

04:26:15 I didn't know that.

04:26:16 He's a winner.

04:26:17 He's a winner, okay?

04:26:18 He's a winner.

04:26:19 He's been training his entire life.

04:26:23 You could throw him off a building and he'll still get up and wrestle.

04:26:26 Like, he's tough.

04:26:27 I'm telling you, he's tough.

04:26:29 He's motivated.

04:26:30 Like, you could wake him up at four in the morning and he could be in a burning building

04:26:37 and you shoot a double leg on him, he's going to sprawl, he's going to take your back.

04:26:40 Like, he's trained to fight from a young child.

04:26:44 Like, it's a deep part of his psyche.

04:26:48 I don't think Miocic has that level of thinking and training in him, lifelong dedication.

04:26:53 Because, like, Jon Jones comes from a family of wrestlers and he grew up every year in summer camp training wrestling.

04:27:01 Like, kids went to the pool, the lake.

04:27:03 Yeah, he did some of that stuff, but he was always every summer in wrestling camp.

04:27:06 Like, he's bred to win.

04:27:09 He's going to beat Miocic.

04:27:11 And Miocic's been out three years.

04:27:12 His last fight, he got KO'd.

04:27:14 I think he might be just coming in motivated for a check.

04:27:18 I think Jon is going to run through him.

04:27:20 Like, I think Jon is the weight just head and shoulders above.

04:27:24 I agree.

04:27:25 It seems like a bit of a mismatch.

04:27:27 But why is the fight not against Aspinall?

04:27:31 That's the one guy I think Jon has to worry about.

04:27:33 Because Aspinall is too big, too strong, too fast, too well-trained.

04:27:36 Aspinall also has been doing jiu-jitsu and striking since he's born.

04:27:40 He's just younger, bigger, and, you know, I would say his wrestling is very dangerous.

04:27:46 His grappling, his striking.

04:27:48 I mean, Aspinall is very dangerous.

04:27:49 I still think Jon has a fighting chance against Aspinall.

04:27:54 But that's a hard fight.

04:27:56 Especially late in Jon's career, Aspinall is in his prime.

04:28:00 Aspinall, man, nobody could do one round with the man.

04:28:04 He's a highly dangerous fight.

04:28:06 And why does Jon need to risk it all for a guy like that?

04:28:09 It doesn't make sense.

04:28:10 Does he really need?

04:28:11 He has a payday with Miocic.

04:28:13 Yeah.

04:28:14 And he has a fight that he might not win with Aspinall.

04:28:19 So he's avoiding, you think, Jon Jones?

04:28:20 It doesn't make sense.

04:28:20 He should be fighting Aspinall.

04:28:22 Technically, he should be fighting Aspinall.

04:28:23 Technically.

04:28:24 Jon Jones is going to avoid it for the rest of his career?

04:28:27 I think so.

04:28:27 I don't think he ever steps in the octagon with Aspinall.

04:28:30 Would you if you were Jon Jones?

04:28:33 No.

04:28:33 Why?

04:28:33 Why does he need to?

04:28:34 I mean, he's made his money.

04:28:35 He's proved it.

04:28:36 Let Aspinall do what he did.

04:28:38 Because look, here's the thing.

04:28:39 We all get slower.

04:28:40 We all get older.

04:28:41 We all get, you know, have projects in life.

04:28:44 We want to move on with our life.

04:28:45 We're not going to be in the cage forever.

04:28:47 It's not easy to live, you know, as champion.

04:28:51 Because you have to defend the title two, three times a year.

04:28:53 It's a lot of work.

04:28:54 It's a lot of press.

04:28:55 People think they just get in the cage.

04:28:56 No, no, no, no.

04:28:57 There's a lot of responsibility.

04:28:59 There's a lot going on.

04:29:01 And he's holding up the division.

04:29:03 He has to fight.

04:29:04 There's so much drama.

04:29:05 Everybody's always talking to you about defending your title.

04:29:07 Like, it's so much of your life.

04:29:10 Look, I lived it.

04:29:11 At nine years, we lived as champions.

04:29:13 It was very busy.

04:29:16 Let me tell you.

04:29:16 I had barely time for my family.

04:29:18 Like, at one point, I told George to retire on the octagon.

04:29:21 I told him, look, retire right now.

04:29:23 Do it.

04:29:23 Do it right now.

04:29:24 Pull the plug.

04:29:25 We'll always, we can change our mind later.

04:29:27 But do it right now.

04:29:28 Retire.

04:29:29 He's like, okay, I'll do it.

04:29:31 Because he was on the fence whether he should retire or not.

04:29:33 It was a difficult time for him mentally because he wants to live his life also.

04:29:38 People think, oh, you just get up and train for six weeks and work for a fight, defend your title.

04:29:43 It's not that easy.

04:29:44 Okay?

04:29:44 It's not that easy.

04:29:47 It's a lot of time and energy.

04:29:50 It's difficult.

04:29:51 And you have to put a lot of your life on pause.

04:29:55 And, you know, you need a break from it for a while.

04:29:57 So, I think John is living life.

04:30:00 He has a good fight for him.

04:30:01 He takes it.

04:30:02 I think he beats Miocic easily.

04:30:04 It's a big payday for him.

04:30:05 It's probably a few million dollars at least, minimum.

04:30:08 Why fight Aspinall?

04:30:11 Let Aspinall.

04:30:12 Aspinall.

04:30:12 Don't forget, John Jones went up to heavyweight.

04:30:15 John Jones can go back to 205.

04:30:17 Aspinall cannot come down to 205.

04:30:19 Why would you fight the most dangerous heavyweight in history?

04:30:22 I think Aspinall is going to be the most dangerous heavyweight in history.

04:30:25 Why would you fight that guy in his prime and your weight class above and that guy can scramble your brains, take away your health?

04:30:31 Like, I just don't think it makes any logical sense.

04:30:33 There's no need for it.

04:30:34 If Aspinall wants to be as great as John, let him do what John did.

04:30:39 He doesn't have to fight John.

04:30:41 He's not that old.

04:30:42 He could just do what John did and better.

04:30:43 Do it better.

04:30:44 And he might.

04:30:44 He might.

04:30:45 He's a very talented man.

04:30:46 Isn't Pereira older than John Jones?

04:30:48 Which doesn't make sense based on how long they've been in the UFC.

04:30:51 John Jones isn't that old.

04:30:53 John is the youngest champion ever.

04:30:55 Don't forget.

04:30:56 22.

04:30:56 Let me look up John.

04:30:57 22.

04:30:58 Yeah, he was 22.

04:30:59 But what old is he now?

04:31:00 He's 36.

04:31:02 He's 36.

04:31:03 Look, it's not how old you are per se.

04:31:05 It's how many miles you have on you.

04:31:06 Okay?

04:31:07 And I think, I don't think John is physically that old.

04:31:11 I don't think he's physically that old.

04:31:12 I think he could keep doing it for another 10 years.

04:31:14 He's that talented.

04:31:15 However, does he want to?

04:31:17 I don't think so.

04:31:18 Does he need another fight?

04:31:20 I'm sure he's making money many ways with his brand.

04:31:23 With his name.

04:31:23 He's making money.

04:31:24 You know, I'm sure he's making millions a year.

04:31:26 Just without fighting.

04:31:29 What is he got to get in the cage, risk it all, risk his chin, risk his health.

04:31:34 You know, every time you go in there, man, you might get knocked out, laid out.

04:31:38 What's the mentality of a champion?

04:31:43 I think a champion is ready to adapt to anything.

04:31:46 No matter what's going on, he's always finding a way to win.

04:31:50 Always thinking of a way to win.

04:31:51 They never despair.

04:31:54 They never think, oh, you know what?

04:31:56 It's not possible to win.

04:31:57 They never have that kind of thought.

04:31:59 If there's one second left, they're trying to win.

04:32:02 Whether they're ahead or not, they're trying to win.

04:32:05 Winning is the only objective.

04:32:08 So, I really feel like John has that more than Miocic.

04:32:12 Not that Miocic wasn't great.

04:32:13 Miocic was fantastic.

04:32:15 Some people call him the greatest heavyweight of all time.

04:32:17 I personally don't.

04:32:18 I don't think he's the greatest heavyweight of all time.

04:32:20 I think it's either Aspinall or Jon Jones, but depending on what Aspinall does in the rest of his career, which I think he will be the greatest heavyweight of all time.

04:32:29 I think Aspinall could beat Anganu.

04:32:31 I used to say Anganu was the greatest heavyweight of all time.

04:32:33 Now I've reconsidered.

04:32:34 I think it's Tom Aspinall.

04:32:36 I think he's going to prove it.

04:32:38 And I think Jon is a smart guy, man.

04:32:41 He's going to make a few million this weekend.

04:32:44 He's going to run off into the sunset and come back when it's worth it.

04:32:47 Or he's going to come back to 205.

04:32:49 Jon is a very smart guy.

04:32:50 He's not a dumb guy at all.

04:32:52 And he's not going to be bullied into taking a fight he doesn't need to take a fight. 0.71

04:32:56 You know, everybody's trying to bully him to fight Aspinall.

04:32:59 I get it.

04:33:00 It's the fight everybody wants to see, but Jon doesn't need it.

04:33:05 Are you going to be there?

04:33:06 Are you going to come to NYC?

04:33:07 No, no, no.

04:33:08 I'm not booked on that one.

04:33:11 Is it in Vegas?

04:33:13 No, it's in New York.

04:33:14 That's in New York?

04:33:15 Really?

04:33:16 I'm pretty sure.

04:33:17 Yeah, it's in New York.

04:33:19 No, I didn't know that.

04:33:20 If I knew it was in New York, I might have popped in.

04:33:22 But the thing is, I'm at so many shows.

04:33:24 It's good to have a weekend at home.

04:33:27 So I do plenty of shows throughout the year.

04:33:30 So for me, when I have a weekend at home with the family, it's a good time for me.

04:33:37 When could we do this again about determinism?

04:33:40 Actually, I'm looking at the clock.

04:33:41 This is longer than a Joe Rogan podcast.

04:33:44 We want almost four hours.

04:33:45 Is it?

04:33:46 No way.

04:33:47 We're almost at four hours.

04:33:48 Really?

04:33:48 Yeah.

04:33:48 Oh, really?

04:33:49 I didn't know.

04:33:49 Time flies, man.

04:33:50 Yeah.

04:33:51 Well, listen, man.

04:33:51 We could do it again.

04:33:52 We'll be in touch.

04:33:53 What did you think about the Joe Rogan podcast?

04:33:58 I haven't listened to your appearances.

04:34:01 I did two appearances.

04:34:04 One of them was super controversial and went crazy viral because we talked about science

04:34:09 and logic and philosophy.

04:34:11 I think that the topics we touched on were too profound.

04:34:14 So a lot of people were like, it doesn't make sense.

04:34:17 But believe me when I tell you, everything I said on that podcast is philosophically sound.

04:34:22 And I challenge any PhD to revise that and have a discussion with me because everything I brought up is like bedrock philosophy.

04:34:32 We talked about the problem of induction.

04:34:34 But people don't understand the problem of induction.

04:34:36 And I get it because it's a very, very niche topic.

04:34:39 It's not something you learn in any other science.

04:34:44 But in philosophy, you learn something called the problem of induction.

04:34:47 And here's the thing.

04:34:50 These are things that if you don't understand, I don't think you can understand the Quran.

04:34:54 Certain things about the Quran, certain things about the Quran is referring to the problem of induction.

04:35:00 God is actually, the Quran is asking you to reflect on the patterns and irregularities we see in nature.

04:35:08 That's a very profound topic.

04:35:10 And Ghazali did it.

04:35:11 He wrote about it.

04:35:13 Al-Ashiri wrote about it.

04:35:14 So many great thinkers, Muslim thinkers wrote about it.

04:35:17 But today, the Muslims don't talk about it no more.

04:35:19 They're not thinking at that level.

04:35:23 And it's, for me, I find it sad.

04:35:26 I've never even heard, I've never heard induction before until just now.

04:35:29 So there's a lot more.

04:35:30 Right, right.

04:35:31 So, yeah, no, I mean, it's not a famous word.

04:35:34 It's not a well-known word in everyday language.

04:35:36 But it's definitely a word we use in philosophy.

04:35:39 Look, induction just means that you learned it by, okay, how can I explain it to you?

04:35:47 Induction means you went from a small sample and then you made a generalization.

04:35:54 So, for instance, let's say, I say all frogs can swim.

04:35:58 Well, how do you know all frogs can swim?

04:35:59 Have you seen every frog in all the world in all histories?

04:36:03 You haven't observed the future frogs.

04:36:05 You know, there's going to be frogs a thousand years from now.

04:36:07 Have you seen those frogs?

04:36:08 Do they swim?

04:36:10 Well, no, I didn't see all the frogs in all the world that ever lived.

04:36:13 But I saw a bunch of frogs in this pond and they could all swim.

04:36:17 A friend from Australia wrote me a letter saying the frogs that he saw in his pond can swim.

04:36:22 And my friend from the U.S. wrote me a letter saying, you know, I networked.

04:36:25 I asked a bunch of scientists around the world, hey, the frogs in your country, do they swim?

04:36:30 Yes, yes, yes, yes.

04:36:32 So now I have such a good sample.

04:36:35 And we've networked so much together.

04:36:37 That we're ready to say that all frogs swim.

04:36:41 That's how you know something by induction.

04:36:43 You have a sample.

04:36:46 You don't have a perfect sample.

04:36:48 And then you make a generalization.

04:36:50 That's something called induction.

04:36:53 That's a logical induction.

04:36:55 You use the type of logic that we call induction.

04:36:57 Okay, so we used to believe, so induction can be wrong, Sneeko.

04:37:03 So for instance, we used to believe that all flamingos were pink.

04:37:08 All scientists in the world thought flamingos are pink.

04:37:12 And then we went to, I think it was Australia.

04:37:15 And the flamingos there are not pink.

04:37:17 You know why the flamingos are pink in our side of the world?

04:37:20 So it's the food that they eat.

04:37:22 Flamingos are not naturally pink.

04:37:25 So we had a sample.

04:37:26 We made a generalization.

04:37:28 And we were wrong.

04:37:29 Now, sometimes generalizations are true.

04:37:32 And sometimes they're wrong.

04:37:33 But they're generalizations.

04:37:35 Future events can disprove an inductive belief.

04:37:39 So an inductive belief is never as strong as a deductive belief.

04:37:44 A deductive belief is when you go from something general to specific.

04:37:49 Okay, so let's say I say the most classic example.

04:37:53 If I tell you, Sneeko, all men are mortal. 1.00

04:37:57 And I tell you, Aristotle is a man.

04:38:02 Therefore, Aristotle is mortal.

04:38:04 If it's true that all men are mortal,

04:38:07 and Aristotle belongs to this group of,

04:38:10 this category of men,

04:38:12 all men are mortal, 0.98

04:38:14 Aristotle is a man.

04:38:15 Therefore, Aristotle has to be mortal.

04:38:18 That's deduction.

04:38:19 That has to be true.

04:38:20 If premise one is true and premise two is true,

04:38:24 the conclusion is certain.

04:38:25 If it's true that all men are mortal,

04:38:28 and it's true that

04:38:29 Aristotle is a man,

04:38:32 then it's for certain that Aristotle is mortal.

04:38:34 That's a different type of logic.

04:38:36 That's deductive.

04:38:37 We're going from general to specific.

04:38:39 Now, again,

04:38:40 complicated stuff,

04:38:41 but me and Joe were talking about it casually,

04:38:42 and it started like a fire.

04:38:45 But some people say it's one of the best ever,

04:38:47 the best podcasts ever.

04:38:48 So I don't know.

04:38:49 I get emails and messages about it all the time

04:38:51 till today.

04:38:52 People want to talk about it.

04:38:54 And you only go live,

04:38:55 maybe you go live once a week, right?

04:38:57 On YouTube?

04:38:58 Yeah, I go live once a week.

04:38:59 We talk about fighting, MMA, fitness, and all that.

04:39:02 Then I open it up to ask me anything,

04:39:03 and usually I get a lot of philosophical questions

04:39:05 and stuff like that.

04:39:08 Philosophy is,

04:39:09 that was my favorite.

04:39:10 I thought school was always a scam,

04:39:12 but that was my favorite subject.

04:39:15 Especially,

04:39:16 it's good that you want to talk about determinism next time

04:39:18 because that really,

04:39:19 that helped me search

04:39:20 and start looking for Islam

04:39:22 and looking for the truth

04:39:22 was the class about free will and determinism.

04:39:24 Yeah, I think determinism is very central to Islam.

04:39:29 Very central.

04:39:30 So central that I don't think

04:39:32 you could truly understand Islam 1.00

04:39:33 without determinism.

04:39:35 Determinism is also a very powerful proof for God.

04:39:38 Very powerful.

04:39:39 When I talk about determinism with atheists, 1.00

04:39:42 they have no reply.

04:39:43 I ask them things that they cannot reply to.

04:39:46 They cannot reply to this.

04:39:49 They have no answer.

04:39:51 And I tell them,

04:39:52 look, it has to be,

04:39:53 the first action has to be God.

04:39:56 It can't be nature, blind forces.

04:39:59 It cannot be.

04:40:01 So one day we'll do a special episode on this.

04:40:04 It's a very deep thought.

04:40:05 It's a very deep thought,

04:40:06 but I'm telling you,

04:40:07 every atheist I've ever,

04:40:09 I took them by the hand

04:40:10 and I held them down this journey.

04:40:12 None of them ever,

04:40:13 they all like,

04:40:14 they were like mute,

04:40:16 like they get speechless.

04:40:18 Speechless.

04:40:19 They can't compute.

04:40:20 They just like go quiet.

04:40:22 They really,

04:40:23 they go,

04:40:23 they have a look on their face

04:40:24 and they're like,

04:40:25 I don't know how to answer that.

04:40:28 Determinism is a massive proof for God.

04:40:31 Massive.

04:40:34 We want to do same time next week

04:40:35 on Wednesday night.

04:40:37 Next week,

04:40:38 next week might be a little short notice.

04:40:40 Maybe like in December we can do

04:40:41 because December is more quiet for me.

04:40:43 Okay.

04:40:43 How's December for you?

04:40:44 Are you traveling and stuff?

04:40:45 I never know.

04:40:46 I'm a very last minute type of person.

04:40:48 Yeah.

04:40:48 I still want to go to Montreal.

04:40:50 I know.

04:40:50 I go very on the fly,

04:40:52 but we could,

04:40:53 yeah,

04:40:53 in December,

04:40:54 sure.

04:40:55 Inshallah.

04:40:55 Yeah.

04:40:56 Inshallah,

04:40:56 December.

04:40:57 Let's do December

04:40:57 because December is a much quieter time for me

04:40:59 and then January is out of control.

04:41:01 Crazy.

04:41:02 And,

04:41:03 but we'll definitely touch base,

04:41:04 man.

04:41:05 Now that we have each other's numbers and stuff,

04:41:07 we're going to,

04:41:07 we're going to do this.

04:41:08 You're a hard man to reach.

04:41:08 I can't,

04:41:09 sometimes like,

04:41:09 I know,

04:41:10 slow to respond to texts.

04:41:12 No,

04:41:12 I know.

04:41:13 You know why?

04:41:13 Because I get so many messages in a day.

04:41:15 It's crazy.

04:41:16 Like,

04:41:17 I dread,

04:41:17 like I have anxiety looking at my phone

04:41:19 because there's so many messages

04:41:20 I have to reply to

04:41:21 and I'm on the mats three times a day.

04:41:23 So I'm like so busy on the mats

04:41:25 and then I look at my phone,

04:41:25 more messages,

04:41:26 more messages,

04:41:27 more,

04:41:27 it's just like,

04:41:28 it's crazy,

04:41:29 but don't worry.

04:41:30 We're going to,

04:41:30 we'll stay in touch inshallah

04:41:31 and we're going to do it again

04:41:33 and we'll touch on determinism.

04:41:35 Determism,

04:41:35 we should do a whole episode

04:41:36 on just what is determinism.

04:41:38 Try to wrap our minds around it.

04:41:41 It's a very,

04:41:42 very profound topic.

04:41:45 I was going to ask you more about,

04:41:46 about MMA,

04:41:47 but I guess,

04:41:47 yeah,

04:41:48 we'll save it for the next time.

04:41:49 Thanks so much for coming on.

04:41:51 A pleasure,

04:41:52 brother.

04:41:53 Big time to see you,

04:41:53 man.

04:41:53 I appreciate it so much.

04:41:54 Waalaikumsalam.

04:41:56 Man,

04:41:57 W interview,

04:41:57 huh?

04:42:00 Oh,

04:42:00 man.

04:42:01 Karas Sahabi.

04:42:05 Woo! 0.99

04:42:05 That was the longest interview

04:42:06 I've ever done,

04:42:07 bro.

04:42:08 That was the longest interview

04:42:10 I've ever done.

04:42:12 All right,

04:42:13 chat.

04:42:14 Now we're going to call

04:42:15 Blueberry.

04:42:18 W interview.

04:42:21 Man.

04:42:23 He was one of the interviews

04:42:24 where I didn't even need

04:42:24 to ask that many questions.

04:42:28 We're going to call,

04:42:29 I'm not going to call Blueberry.

04:42:31 That was good.

04:42:35 Time for gooning content.

04:42:38 Yeah!

04:42:40 That was the lecture?

04:42:41 No,

04:42:41 it was good.

04:42:43 Chad Carrey,

04:42:44 I know.

04:42:44 It was actually,

04:42:45 this stream,

04:42:45 I was reading Rumble chat more.

04:42:47 I think Rumble enjoyed this more

04:42:48 than the Karrie.

04:42:49 A lot of Ws right now,

04:42:51 but,

04:42:52 it was funny seeing both chats.

04:42:56 What did you,

04:42:56 who liked it more,

04:42:57 Rumble or Kick?

04:42:58 Rumble or Kick,

04:42:59 what did you like more?

04:43:02 Call Allie.

04:43:03 I know,

04:43:03 she just texted me twice

04:43:04 during this.

04:43:08 She likes,

04:43:08 she said she likes

04:43:09 the jean jacket.

04:43:11 Hey,

04:43:11 Allie.

04:43:12 Spam IDK for Allie.

04:43:15 A great interview,

04:43:15 bro.

04:43:15 Longest interview I've ever done.

04:43:17 That was a long time,

04:43:18 it was a long time coming.

04:43:21 Was there anything else

04:43:22 that I should have said?

04:43:23 Also,

04:43:23 I want to give a shout out

04:43:24 to the Love Speech member

04:43:24 that gave me questions.

04:43:26 I was reading your questions

04:43:28 throughout the stream

04:43:29 and trying to get,

04:43:31 get that answered in.

04:43:34 Worst segment of all time. 1.00

04:43:36 Shut up, 1.00

04:43:36 bro. 1.00

04:43:41 But yeah.

04:43:44 All right,

04:43:45 I had some,

04:43:45 some more segments to do,

04:43:47 but I don't really feel

04:43:48 like transitioning

04:43:49 to TikTok and stuff.

04:43:50 I'll be back tomorrow.

04:43:51 I'll be back tomorrow.

04:43:52 That was,

04:43:53 that was very,

04:43:54 man,

04:43:54 that was a draining interview.

04:43:56 I'm not going to lie.

04:43:57 I was focused though.

04:43:58 You guys have to be credited.

04:43:59 I didn't show any signs

04:44:00 of TikTok brain

04:44:01 and I didn't clip farm him at all.

04:44:04 I didn't clip farm him at all.

04:44:07 But yeah,

04:44:08 shout out to Roman,

04:44:08 shout out to Kick,

04:44:09 along with Love Speech.

04:44:09 Hope you guys enjoyed this.

04:44:10 Discord clips,

04:44:11 I'll do clips tomorrow.

04:44:12 I don't want to like go TikTok brain

04:44:13 after an interview like that.

04:44:14 That was really good,

04:44:15 bro.

04:44:16 Lazy Co, 0.99

04:44:17 shut up, 1.00

04:44:17 bro. 1.00

04:44:17 You should go to Philosophy Arc.

04:44:19 Yeah,

04:44:19 I know.

04:44:19 There's a lot of stuff

04:44:20 that I need to research,

04:44:21 but

04:44:21 back tomorrow.

04:44:23 W stream.

04:44:25 Love you guys.

04:44:26 Been in the Twitter community.

04:44:29 Is my team still watching the stream?

04:44:30 Let's see if they're even

04:44:31 like paying attention.

04:44:32 Bronson said watch Tyler Olavera

04:44:36 as we go,

04:44:37 bro.

04:44:39 There you go.

04:44:39 Dippins,

04:44:40 you're the only one on it,

04:44:41 bro.

04:44:41 I don't know what Bronson weighs. 1.00

04:44:42 I don't know what the fuck they're doing. 0.99

04:44:45 But yeah, 0.99

04:44:45 you guys are doing

04:44:45 doing good stuff.

04:44:49 Yeah,

04:44:50 be back tomorrow.

04:44:50 Long of Love Siege.

04:44:51 Make sure we get on the gym ride tomorrow.

04:44:53 We're staying consistent.

04:44:55 Consistent every single day.

04:44:57 Good stuff,

04:44:57 guys.

04:44:58 Bye.

04:44:58 Long of Love Siege.

04:44:59 Peace,

04:45:00 peace,

04:45:00 peace.

04:45:00 W stream.

04:45:01 That's for us.

04:45:01 I'll be.

04:45:02 Dead ends in my mind.

04:45:12 The police can swear to God

04:45:15 but see me from the gun.

04:45:18 I know my friends and I

04:45:20 would probably turn and go.

04:45:23 If you get out of bed,

04:45:26 come find us heading for the bridge.

04:45:29 Bring us down

04:45:30 all the rage,

04:45:31 my little dark age.

04:45:34 I breathe in stereo.

04:45:37 The stereo sounds strange.

04:45:39 I know that if you hide,

04:45:42 it doesn't go away.

04:45:45 If you get out of bed

04:45:47 and find me standing all alone,

04:45:50 open eye,

04:45:52 burn the cage, 0.98

04:45:53 my little dark age.

04:45:55 feel free,

04:45:58 fit for us.

04:46:00 I know.

04:46:05 I know.

04:46:06 I know.

04:46:14 I know.

04:46:16 I know.

04:46:17 I know.

04:46:18 I know.

04:46:20 One thing.

04:46:22 I know.

04:46:23 All alone, open the eye, burn the page, my little dark age.

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SNEAKO - November 13, 2024

SNEAKO X FIRAS ZAHABI

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