00:00:00.760And with us now is visiting professor at the Declaration of Independence Center for the Study of American Freedom at the University of Mississippi, Dr. Gad Saad.
00:00:09.820Dr. Saad, it's great to have you on. I appreciate you being here tonight.
00:00:13.460How important is it to tell the full story about what happened that day 25 years ago and not try to sanitize the truth because it might offend somebody or might offend people of one particular religion?
00:00:26.220Look, the truth is a deontological process, meaning that it's an absolute statement.
00:00:33.220We don't massage the truth in order that there not be any downstream negative consequences to a particular group, right?
00:00:40.940So we could support the right of trans people without then murdering truth by saying, yes, men too can menstruate.0.80
00:00:48.040So on 9-11, it was Islamic terrorists who committed those catastrophically grotesque acts.0.98
00:00:56.820That doesn't mean that every Muslim is a bad person, but it was animated from their Islamic faith.1.00
00:01:02.640By the way, even in cases where we don't directly mention Islam, the West has come up with all sorts of euphemisms to sort of differentiate it from Islam.0.68
00:03:19.400But apparently psychopaths have shallow affect.
00:03:22.040They don't know how to control their emotions.
00:03:23.660And so I'll let the audience decide whether Mondani and AOC fits the psychopathic appellation.
00:03:30.840Yeah, great point. The newly single AOC, we should add. Dr. Gadsad, great to see you. Enjoyed the book, Suicidal Empathy. Appreciate you being here. Thank you.