Keith Self

of radical Islam in America and fighting the Islamists and making sure we don't have Sharia in the streets of America and making, et cetera, than me.

I mean, I had Congressman Keith Self on talking essentially about a mosque ban because you just never know which one's going to be the next terror cells.

Like, you know, not totally unreasonable, but doggone it, man.

The notion that the, pardon me, ground zero of seriousness about fighting Islam means that you got to, you know, throw shade to Mom Donnie.

of radical Islam in America and fighting the Islamists and making sure we don't have Sharia in the streets of America and making, et cetera, than me.

I mean, I had Congressman Keith Self on talking essentially about a mosque ban because you just never know which one's going to be the next terror cells.

Like, you know, not totally unreasonable, but doggone it, man.

The notion that the, pardon me, ground zero of seriousness about fighting Islam means that you got to, you know, throw shade to Mom Donnie.

of radical Islam in America and fighting the Islamists and making sure we don't have Sharia in the streets of America and making, et cetera, than me.

I mean, I had Congressman Keith Self on talking essentially about a mosque ban because you just never know which one's going to be the next terror cells.

Like, you know, not totally unreasonable, but doggone it, man.

The notion that the, pardon me, ground zero of seriousness about fighting Islam means that you got to, you know, throw shade to Mom Donnie.

But look, all signs are that he's running for president, and all signs are that he'll have an inside track, if not a leg up.

As you raise the issue of loyalty, Josh, Bill, I want to ask you about Senator John Fetterman, who also appeared last night, at least via a video cameo, to praise President Trump and his Republican colleague from Pennsylvania, Senator Dave McCormick, for their help for the steel industry.

He's a Democrat who appeared at the Republican midterm convention, released a statement after saying he's staying a Democrat.

But what is that signal?

Chairman, thanks for the time.

Welcome back to Balance of Power.

When we consider this $5,000 dividend, your colleague Tom Massey said— said Congress has a few more days.

I'm quoting him directly in session before the election.

We're going to break all that down.

Plus, Congressman Keith Self is here on his fight to stop Sharia.

I can't believe we're talking about that and 9-11 in the same show.

It's all coming up right after this.

Back after this.

[outro music][upbeat music] US Representative Keith Self of Texas is asking Congress to denounce Sharia law and oppose its implementation in the United States.

So last week, he filed a concurrent resolution asserting that no foreign or religious legal system may supersede the US Constitution.

In fact, he said, "The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

And now, that same war is being conducted against us, but from within.

And anybody who's actually paying attention to this and understands the intentions of the Muslim Brotherhood and follows and looks at the reading, at the writings, and what these folks are talking about, Dallas, Houston, Texas is ground zero.

That's why Keith Self and I joined together to create this Sharia Free Caucus, Sh- Sharia Free America Caucus, because we understand that the root strength of this country is our Judeo-Christian principles and the values of Western civilization that have advanced the cause of liberty, freedom, and prosperity for people around the world.

And our ancestors bled and died so that we could live in a country like this, and you can believe whatever you want, but you cannot engage in what is a political effort to Islamify the United States of America and not expect us to fight back and say no. Sharia is inconsistent with Western civilization.

Is Brandon Gill going to lose? Please.

Or is Keith Self or Pat Fallon or Jake Elsey or Beth Van Dyne or any of them going to lose? Please.

Is Lance Gooden going to lose? Please.

You know, conversely, is a Republican going to win in Mark Veazey's 33 or what used to be Jasmine Crockett's 30? Please.