Richardson

The Public Media Bridge Fund has raised about $87 megadollars and stabilized 186 public radio stations that serve about 30 megapeople in the United States.

The frequency of 1700 kHz in the Metroplex, Richardson, Texas, has been reported for several weeks as changing call sign from KKLF to KTNO, which vacated 620 kHz.

But nobody mentioned that it was not actually on the air yet.

Finally, it is on the air.

Hey, it's Jason, and this one is short, and that's on purpose.

The Contractor Freedom Summit three-day event starts this Monday in Richardson, Texas, and we've got seven seats left.

Now, if you've been on the fence about coming to this event, then this episode is for you.

And if there's absolutely no way you can't make it, this episode's for you also.

And friends, that's what I'm inviting you to do today.

Whether you can make it to the summit or not, again, we do have seven seats left, and you can...

We're still taking sign-ups because I wanna, I wanna help as many people as possible, and this is a great opportunity for you, um, this, this next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday right here in Richardson, Texas.

So here's some of the people that you're gonna hear from at the summit.

FBI used that to search the house of this Islamist terrorist in a sub-basement hidden where the archives of the Muslim Brotherhood in North America, including the Palestine Committee's internal records.

Those papers became the key evidence in the government's case against the Holy Land Foundation in Richardson, Texas, right down the street from where I'm at.

Those papers became the key evidence in the government's case against the Holy Land Foundation, entered in evidence under the label Al-Barassi Search.

One document in that basement from 1991, May 22, written by Muhammad Akram, also known as Muhammad Al-Dulani, stated that their goal – this is what I've told you for years on this show – Their goal was the enablement of Islam in North America, which she defined as an Islamic movement led by the Muslim Brotherhood that would present Islam as a civilizational alternative and support the global Islamic state wherever it is.

I'll do this because it's not too, too much.

My friend Eric Erickson writing this.

Writer Amil Imani got into a closed-door Islamic Circle of North America fundraiser in Richardson, Texas, right down the street from where I'm at.

The keynote speaker was Tariq Ramadan, the grandson of the Brotherhood founder Hassan Albana.

"Amil Imani, an Iranian-American writer and political analyst, has suggested two appropriate labels for the growing political and social pressure that Islamists are flexing in Western civilization today: soft jihad or stealth jihad.

In early 2020, Imani attended a closed fundraising event at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Richardson, Texas, hosted by the Islamic Circle of North America, ICNA.

The keynote speaker was Dr. Tariq Ramadan, an Islamic scholar and the grandson of the Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna." This is early 2020 Tariq Ramadan spoke.

"Never mind how I managed to enter this highly guarded Islamic venue," Imani wrote, "but I witnessed their fundraising methods and their goal to make America an Islamic land, and eventually make Sharia law accepted by elected officials without a single bullet fired.

I've known him since 1982.

We met at Huffines Recreation Center in Richardson, Texas, and he sounds like this.

Sounded like this since 1982.

This next guy is a guy I met when Bob and Dan suggested that we steal him away from The Ticket, and we met with him at a breakfast joint, and he gave us a lot of bad attitude.

Um-

He was the breakout star of SNL, and he was such a big star, he left.

I remember going to watch Modern Problems at Richardson Square Mall.

You remember when he does that line of coke on the ceiling? [laughs]