00:00:08.000You may have heard of the Red Green Alliance, or maybe you've seen a clip of Charlie Kirk saying Islam is at odds with Western civilization.
00:00:13.000But I think we actually need to delve deeper into that.
00:00:17.000We're going to break it all down for you today.0.98
00:00:18.000Plus, we look at an insane story out of New York where an apparently normal left wing chick turned into a full fledged ISIS supporter with a plan to blow up state senators.
00:00:26.000And Sarah Adams, a CIA targeting officer, joins us to talk about fighting Islamic terrorists on American soil.0.90
00:00:32.000So it turns out that when you have toxic females, sometimes they can even turn terrorists.0.64
00:00:37.000According to the New York Post, Jessica Bowie, 35 from Albany, allegedly began strategizing an attack in July to bomb the state capital of New York.1.00
00:00:47.000Her goal was to place a bomb in a DoorDash food delivery bag.
00:00:50.000She purchased bomb materials from a Home Depot on August 5th and planned the attack with the help of FBI informants for two weeks, according to the feds.
00:00:57.000She sent one of the informants pictures of downtown Albany with the capital circled, indicating that was the building she wanted to target.
00:01:04.000She said that she wanted to do it on a day when, quote, we know senators will be meeting.
00:01:08.000I want them to lose a lot of important documents as well.
00:01:10.000And, quote, I want it to have effect on the American system and destroy some of the Tagut.0.98
00:01:16.000That is anything worshiped instead of Allah.
00:01:18.000In a message, she said she wanted to target my state capital, ideally, in a way I could get away with and hop on a plane to ISIS controlled territory in Syria afterward.
00:01:26.000So the DOJ has now charged her with attempting to provide material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations.
00:01:54.000And then she ended up in the arms of radical Islam.0.88
00:01:56.000Here is tape of her purchasing nails at the hardware store.0.93
00:02:01.000You can see her there, dressed up in like the full regalia.
00:02:04.000And she's got like the full burqa on.0.99
00:02:08.000Again, like the fact that people are dressing that way in America, I tend to be pretty loose about what I think people should wear in America.0.99
00:02:15.000It seems to me that there is not a really great argument that people in America should be wearing around full beekeeper outfits.0.94
00:02:24.000It's hard for me to imagine there is no compulsion whatsoever in the ideology of women wearing full on Doc Brown radioactivity uniforms to the Home Depot.0.81
00:02:39.000In any case, she converted to Islam five years ago.
00:02:42.000She began by going by the Islamic honorific name of Aisha Saif.
00:02:46.000She's a frequent social media user who created 12 plus profiles on different platforms to espouse anti American messages.0.90
00:02:53.000On May 8th, she said, When I can migrate to ISIS held territory, I will poison these infidels.
00:02:58.000On May 28th, she posted, Praise be to Allah for September 11th.0.98
00:03:04.000She also discussed her belief that jihad is an obligation until the day of judgment to establish God's laws and enjoin good and forbid evil and fight until there is no fitna, that is temptation.
00:03:12.000And then she recorded herself reciting a pledge of allegiance to ISIS, according to the FBI.0.55
00:03:19.000And she wanted to encourage others to take the bayah, that's the oath to ISIS.
00:03:23.000She said she wanted to send authentic information to Muslims in my community to try to guide them to pure Tawid, that is ISIS's definition of Islam, speak about jihad as openly as I can without getting arrested, and encourage secular Muslims online to join the Islamic State and send them authentic materials.0.53
00:03:39.000She had also picked up some anarchist literature at the Social Justice Center, which she thought might have some good tips.0.86
00:04:50.000I mean, like a couple of weeks ago, he literally put up the newspaper of 9 11 on his wall in his office.
00:04:56.000Now, Kathy Hochul, because she wishes to draw from this crowd for her political movement, She put out a statement that literally does not mention ISIS or radical Islam or terrorism at all.
00:05:06.000She said, Today, the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI announced the arrest of an individual who allegedly plotted an attack on the New York State Capitol.
00:06:10.000We're not supposed to talk about Islam in the United States and radical Muslims trying to commit terrorism or recruitment of people like this woman because that might be Islamophobic.
00:06:22.000So let's start with some definitions for a second.
00:06:24.000It is not Islamophobic or anti Semitic or Christophobic to disagree with somebody's religion.
00:06:35.000The only relevant question is how do your religion's values as practiced by humans Interact with the values that we hold dear here in the West.
00:06:45.000So, that discussion requires us to actually name some categories of various Muslims if we're going to talk about Islamophobia.
00:06:52.000So, category one Muslims who are not committing terrorism globally.
00:06:57.000And that's pretty much everybody, it turns out, because there are 2 billion Muslims on planet Earth, and a very small percentage are actually committing terrorism.
00:07:05.000According to Pew Research, you can see the data here.
00:07:09.000The percentage of Muslims in various countries who say that suicide bombing in defense of Islam is justified.
00:07:14.000I mean, there are some places, like, say, the Palestinian territories, where the answer is 40%, which is kind of wild.0.75
00:07:21.000So, can you say that that is a terror supporting population, broadly speaking?0.93
00:07:50.000Here is some Pew Research showing what Muslims across the world believe about making Islamic law the official law in their country, which again would be kind of anti Western.
00:08:07.000And again, we're talking about global Islam here.
00:08:10.000And then there's category three Muslims who are trying to outspokenly fight the more fundamentalist conceptions of Islam and make Islam more compatible with Western civilization.
00:08:18.000Here you are talking about a vanishingly small number of people.
00:08:24.000Just because most Muslims aren't committing terrorism, which of course is true, does not mean that Islam as a broad religious ideology is highly compatible with Western civilized values as currently practiced.
00:08:34.000Now, again, that can change over time.
00:08:36.000The practice of religion by practitioners of any religion can change radically over time.
00:08:41.000I mean, one would be a fool not to acknowledge that, for example, the practice of Christianity in its interaction with the state has changed pretty massively since, say, the year 1300.0.75
00:08:52.000That is not true for Islam, it is not.0.74
00:08:55.000Islam, as currently practiced by the vast majority of Muslims globally, would not be considered moderate by most members of the West.
00:09:02.000And it's hard to say that Islam, as currently practiced across the globe, is generally a moderating influence.0.79
00:09:08.000Wherever Islam grows in a society, liberty tends to backslide.0.99
00:09:12.000This is as true in Turkey as it is in the UK.1.00
00:09:15.000When Turkey was more secularist, liberty was better in Turkey, and now it's more Islamist, and it's gotten worse.0.95
00:09:22.000There are at least 50 Muslim majority countries on planet Earth.1.00
00:09:25.000Precisely zero are liberal democracies.1.00
00:09:30.000By contrast, over 90% of all liberal, meaning individual rights guaranteed by government, democracies are countries with a Christian majority.0.73
00:09:39.000The world's only Jewish state is a liberal democracy.0.73
00:09:42.000Separation of church and state is a uniquely Western and Judeo Christian phenomenon.0.82
00:09:46.000It does not exist in Islam as practiced in Muslim majority countries.
00:09:52.000To call those facts Islamophobic is to just pretend that facts don't exist.0.95
00:09:55.000And that, of course, is kind of the point.
00:09:58.000Political Islam with political leftism, that's where you end up with Jesse Bowie.
00:10:02.000So, right hand salam over at Manhattan Institute, he was raised Muslim.0.90
00:10:05.000He writes in the journal Sapir Third worldism's capacity to recruit across racial, religious, and ethnic lines is precisely what makes it a more expansive and durable ideological challenge than Islamism.0.98
00:10:17.000It is also what makes it so dangerous as a permission structure for Islamist violence.
00:10:21.000By celebrating anti imperialist resistance movements as inherently righteous and insisting real violence is always structural, always Western, and always Zionist, third worldism provides the moral vocabulary according to which attacks.0.87
00:10:31.000Become for some, not atrocities, but acts of liberation.
00:10:34.000And again, that's what happened here with Bowie.
00:10:38.000That is what happened with Jesse Bowie.
00:10:40.000She went from far leftist to radical Islam because that line wasn't that thick, actually, because she had a third worldist ideology about America, presumably, and shifted right over into the religious ideology of Islam and a particularly radical form of it.
00:10:57.000But the West is going to leave itself wide open to this sort of stuff.
00:11:00.000We here in the West are going to leave ourselves wide open to this because we refuse to acknowledge the threat.0.83
00:11:06.000We treat people like Mahmoud Khalil, imported to the United States to protest against the West and say that the West is responsible for all problems all over the world.0.53
00:11:13.000We're going to pretend that guy's a victim of the West when we say, get the hell out.0.92
00:11:17.000Entire article in the New Yorker comparing his son, his six month old son, to infant Jesus if the Flemish had been more realistic about a Nazarene's complexion.0.66
00:11:28.000How far will the Trump administration go to deport Mahmoud Khalil?0.92
00:11:31.000I mean, I would hope pretty far since he doesn't support Western civilization.0.61
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00:12:39.000Now, when you are a civilization that refuses to acknowledge the threat, you end up with actual terrorist attacks at scale, at greater scale.
00:12:46.000Joining us online to discuss is Sarah Adams.
00:12:48.000Sarah was a targeting officer for the CIA, which is about as cool as it sounds.
00:13:06.000And now she's warning in a piece for the Daily Wire that we have people who are walking around on our campuses, the campuses don't even know about who have actual terrorist beliefs and backgrounds.
00:13:20.000So, Sarah, first of all, why don't you explain what it is that you did for the CIA and how that's trained you to do kind of the investigations you've been doing now?
00:13:29.000Yeah, I was simply what was called a targeter.
00:13:31.000It was a profession that came out of 9 11, right?
00:13:34.000We had analysts, we had case officers, we kind of had no one in the middle who could really get the ops moving forward.
00:13:40.000And so we found and located terrorists as our main job.
00:13:43.000And so that's what I did for about a decade at the CIA.
00:13:47.000So when you look at the case, there's a case that you've been following and you wrote about it for Daily Wire, which is totally insane.
00:13:54.000It is about a person named Mohammed Baylor Jala.
00:13:58.000Who went to prison for working with ISIS?
00:14:00.000But there's some backstory here that is truly crazy.
00:14:36.000And yeah, they didn't receive anything from the FBI.
00:14:39.000And he was also on like a supervised release, right?
00:14:43.000The Bureau of Prisons didn't give anything to ODU saying, hey, you know, he was a member of ISIS.
00:14:49.000So yeah, the campus had no clue that they had a member of ISIS on the campus.
00:14:55.000And this ended in tragedy because in March 2026, he actually entered a classroom for the ROTC program and opened fire and he killed Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shaw.
00:15:16.000Or is this really just a blind spot for the American governmental system that they treat allegiance to ISIS or devotion to the most radical forms of Islam as just another thing that you kind of get over and then we let you out of prison and now you're a normie?
00:15:31.000Oh, there's so many things to unpack here.
00:15:58.000Then we have no sort of reporting system in this country where it's mandatory to say someone's a terrorist, you know, like we have with the, you know, sex offenders registry.
00:16:07.000That doesn't exist for terrorism, which is crazy.
00:16:10.000So there is no one that has to tell you.
00:16:14.000Now, of course, the person who was monitoring him had the ability to inform like employers and the school and those type of things that he was a member of ISIS and they did not do that.
00:16:27.000As you can imagine, people who haven't really been overseas and fought against these terrorists, at the end of your question, you brought this up.
00:16:34.000They really do think a terrorist can reintegrate back into society and that just usually never happens.
00:16:40.000And unfortunately, we have a long road ahead.
00:16:42.000There's a lot of terrorists that are going to be released and have been released on U.S. soil.
00:16:49.000So, I want to get into that a little bit for a second because what you're constantly hearing is that when you discuss problems like this, you're Islamophobic.
00:16:54.000This is a term that gets thrown around a lot.
00:16:55.000It's been thrown around, obviously, by the mayor of New York.
00:16:57.000You get this from Abdullah Syed in Michigan.
00:17:02.000How should Americans feel about Islam more broadly?
00:17:05.000Because a lot of questions have been asked about whether, if you are concerned about Islam as a broad religious ideology, this makes you Islamophobic, whether we should be talking about things in terms of radical Islam versus Islam or Islam versus reform Islam.
00:17:18.000Where do you come down on this question, having spent a lot of time in the Middle East?
00:17:22.000Well, you know, I'm anti terrorist.1.00
00:17:24.000And so, of course, I care about terrorists, Islamists, right?0.99
00:17:27.000Because that's kind of can be a little more of the political side of it, too.0.95
00:17:30.000At the end of the day, there are individuals and entities who want to cause us harm.
00:18:11.000I mean, the Taliban being the greatest example and they want to build this concept of the caliphate and do all these type of things.
00:18:17.000And if you just say, oh, well, that, that's cute or you downplay it, uh, they're working on this every day, right?
00:18:26.000They are taking this serious, and I think we need to as well.0.80
00:18:32.000This does have obvious implications for things like immigration policy because one of the things that people like to say is, well, why can't we just vet people coming into the country?
00:18:39.000And it really is not as simple as that.
00:18:40.000How the hell do you vet hundreds of thousands of people coming from systems where they don't have shared intelligence with you, where they're probably not keeping track of this, and where the broad feelings about the West are, shall we say, not pleasant?
00:18:51.000I mean, the reality is that even in the countries that we consider allies, the broad population of those countries is not particularly pro America, pro West.
00:18:58.000If you go to Saudi Arabia, The regime may be pro America, generally oriented toward America.
00:19:03.000That doesn't mean the population of Saudi Arabia.0.84
00:19:04.000If you just imported a couple of million Saudis into the United States, that population would be free of risk.
00:19:12.000Yeah, and you have to remember let's just talk terrorists aside.
00:19:15.000When they're moving around, they're changing their identity documents.0.97
00:19:43.000We don't even have the correct information on them.
00:19:45.000So we have all these people who came over the border.
00:19:47.000We have 70,000 Afghans who didn't work for the US government.0.62
00:19:52.000There's fraudulent documents all over the place.
00:19:55.000Like you said, there's countries that aren't going to do vetting for us.
00:19:57.000Can you imagine going asking the Syrian government to give us a background check on an Al Qaeda terrorist?
00:20:02.000So it's a very frustrating thing, but I don't think a lot of people understand this because when you say, let's not take anyone in from a certain country, then, oh, you're, you know, Islamophobic again, right?
00:20:12.000Like the whole Muslim ban controversy years ago.
00:20:16.000Like you said, they don't share useful information for us to vet anybody.
00:20:22.000Now, Sarah, how big a problem is it networks inside the United States that are fostering this sort of radicalism?
00:20:26.000I mean, there's tape that comes out pretty much every day from groups like Memory that is looking at public broadcasts, actually, like things that are on tape and are available, a broadcast from American mosques in places like Dearborn where they're spouting exactly the same kind of radicalism that you would hear from ISIS.
00:20:41.000I mean, there's legitimately no ideological difference.
00:20:44.000How big are these networks in the United States?
00:21:19.000So that's a very, very frustrating thing.
00:21:21.000And as you've seen in those videos, they do have a freedom to say all those things and they're using our laws against us, right?
00:21:28.000It's actually very, very smart of them.1.00
00:21:29.000And again, it's banned in multiple countries from speaking like this in Muslim countries who know, hey, there's a pathway, right?0.98
00:21:38.000You indoctrinate, you radicalize, and you do that usually in your place of worship.0.98
00:21:43.000Doesn't even really matter your religion.
00:21:45.000Now, then there's a whole other network that Is the best way to put it is, okay, when 9-11 happened, right?
00:21:53.000Of course, we knew who the hijackers were, but we actually never really went after who actually funded them, who housed them, who drove them around the country.
00:22:02.000That network still exists from 25 years ago.
00:22:05.000And then there's similar networks like that who, let's just say you're extreme, they're getting you jobs, right?
00:22:10.000You're coming into Texas, they put you into jobs.
00:22:21.000So we have to remember all that's existing like in our own backyards, and we actually don't have any real concept of it.
00:22:30.000It is pretty incredible how deep rooted it is, considering that you literally have a member of Congress, Ilhan Omar, who wrote a letter to a judge asking for mercy on a person who was trying to join ISIS on the basis that he'd had a rough family life.
00:22:40.000I mean, this is really a serious problem in the United States.
00:22:43.000Now, one of the things that you talk about in this piece is the unique kind of vulnerability on college campuses, which, again, have been.
00:22:51.000They've been targeted sometimes, but they've not been targeted large scale.
00:22:53.000We have a movie coming out, Run Height Fight Infidels, in which that is sort of the premise of the film that radical members of ISIS take over a college campus and basically commit almost an October 7th style massacre.
00:23:04.000But our campuses are uniquely vulnerable to this sort of stuff.
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