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Oct 13, 2026

Matthew TasoojiGUEST
1:34
But the politics of West probably was such that not only the United States, but also in Europe, especially Europe, was that because of the economic interests, they tried to contain the Iranian regime.
Matthew TasoojiGUEST
1:49
However, in 1993, we published a book called Islamic Fundamentalism, The New Global Threat, where it was articulated that we have to, the Western world has to deal with the Ayatollahs in Iran, otherwise it's going to be chaotic.
Matthew TasoojiGUEST
2:10
And now you see the result.
Matthew TasoojiGUEST
2:13
That's who I am.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:18
Professor Yubin, Roxanne Euben teaches social sciences at the University of Pennsylvania.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:24
Her books include Journeys to the Other Shore, Muslim and Western Travelers in Search of Knowledge, Enemy in the Mirror, Islamic Fundamentalism and the Limits of Modern Rationalism, and Princeton Readings in Islamic Thought, Texts and Contexts from Al-Banana to Bin Laden.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:41
And they've all been published by Princeton University Press.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:44
She's a loyal Princeton University Press author.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
2:43
Professor Yubin, Roxanne Euben teaches social sciences at the University of Pennsylvania.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
2:49
Her books include Journeys to the Other Shore, Muslim and Western Travelers in Search of Knowledge, Enemy in the Mirror, Islamic Fundamentalism and the Limits of Modern Rationalism, and Princeton Readings in Islamic Thought, Texts and Contexts from Al-Banana to Bin Laden.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:06
And they've all been published by Princeton University Press.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:09
She's a loyal Princeton University Press author.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
2:50
Professor Roxanne Euben teaches social sciences at the University of Pennsylvania.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
2:56
Her books include Journeys to the Other Shore, Muslim and Western Travelers in Search of Knowledge, Enemy in the Mirror, Islamic Fundamentalism and the Limits of Modern Rationalism, and Princeton Readings in Islamic Thought, Texts and Contexts from Al-Banana to Bin Laden.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:13
And they've all been published by Princeton University Press.
Morteza HajizadehHOST
3:16
She's a loyal Princeton University Press author.
Mark MitchellGUEST
14:08
I should be finding common ground with them because we all share this contractual obligation called the US Constitution, right? And when you look at it from that frame, and again i represent the voter and not a political party the republican party is just as cooked as the democrats are so the republicans were just given a massive mandate to come in and fix the country and we can go deep into what exactly that means it means a lot more than what trump has been doing over the last two years and the numbers show that americans think that the the americans that matter that are going to be the swing electorate do not think that trump understood the assignment essentially right and so what do you see the republican establishment all of a sudden saying well all the democrats are socialists and they're evil and they want to put you in a ditch and shoot you and we have to deport every single muslim in america because islam isn't like this country was founded on freedom of religion you know like let's Let's be real.
Mark MitchellGUEST
15:05
That doesn't mean that Sharia law should circumvent the Constitution, but we have law enforcement for that, right? And so everyone, oh, Islamic fundamentalism is our number one problem in America.
Mark MitchellGUEST
15:18
No, it's not.
Mark MitchellGUEST
15:19
economic wealth concentration on oligarchy power is by far our number one issue.

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