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Oct 17, 2026

Billy CrowHOST
29:30
Yeah.
Billy CrowHOST
29:30
Up next, we're gonna have Simon Hankinson talking about Islamophobia.
Billy CrowHOST
29:35
Are you racist or just asking an honest question about someone's beliefs? Stick around.
Billy CrowHOST
29:40
We're gonna have the answer for you coming up next.
Billy CrowHOST
33:41
Hope you got your coffee freshened up, 'cause, uh, this is gonna be a good one.
Billy CrowHOST
33:45
You hope, need, need a good hot cup of fresh coffee.
Billy CrowHOST
33:48
We got Simon Hankinson on the line.
Billy CrowHOST
33:50
He is a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation's Border Security and Immigration Center.
Vicki McKennaHOST
59:21
It's the Vicki McKenna Show.
Vicki McKennaHOST
59:23
I have Simon Hankinson from the Heritage Foundation standing by with a fantastic piece that is not behind a paywall that you can read at The Blaze today.
Vicki McKennaHOST
59:33
It was posted a couple of weeks ago, but I want to give it some attention.
Vicki McKennaHOST
59:39
Thank you for joining me on the program, Simon.

14 MINS LATER

Vicki McKennaHOST
73:41
And there does not appear to be anything that is going to stop it.
Vicki McKennaHOST
73:43
So we will be having these conversations finally.
Vicki McKennaHOST
73:46
Simon Hankinson from the Heritage Foundation, thank you very much.
Simon HankinsonGUEST
73:50
It was my pleasure.
Joe PattersonHOST
16:42
And joining us now to talk about, uh, this, I guess, this sort of mentality about these people who think that, um, and I wonder how much of this is based in fact or just based on the idea that, uh, if they say anything bad about Islam, it's ver- it's, uh, Islamophobic, and they don't wanna be considered that, so they will think positive thoughts no matter how, no matter if their lives are on the line.
Joe PattersonHOST
17:01
We're joined now by Simon Hankinson, senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation.
Joe PattersonHOST
17:05
He served in the State Department as a foreign service officer, served i- I love the way The Heritage Foundation phrased this, by the way.
Joe PattersonHOST
17:10
He served in the State Department as a foreign service officer, serving in India, Fiji, Ghana, Slovakia, Togo, Washington, D.C., Marseille, and Nairobi.
Joe PattersonHOST
17:20
Washington, D.C. is pretty foreign to the rest of us, but Simon Hankinson, appreciate you joining the show.
Joe PattersonHOST
17:24
How are you today?
Simon HankinsonGUEST
17:24
[laughs] Thanks for having me.

6 MINS LATER

Joe PattersonHOST
23:22
Mm-hmm.
Kevin WallHOST
7:30
[upbeat rock music] You know, we're approaching, uh, Election Day, November 3rd, early voting on, uh, Saturday, and, um, there's been a lot of talk about, uh, the, uh, Islamization of the, um, uh, elections.
Kevin WallHOST
8:03
And I had a chance to visit with a guy that's really, really smart, uh, Simon Hankinson from, uh, Heritage Foundation, and I asked him about this, uh, this phenomena known as, uh, Islamization.
Simon HankinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:17
Well, I guess the most disturbing trend for me, as someone old enough to remember, uh, communism, is the, the number of DSA, Democrat Socialists of America, who basically are socialists, that's the operative word in that, in that, uh, triple there, uh, who are running for office, and in many cases, totally unimpo- unopposed.
Simon HankinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:38
I mean, there's at least one in, uh, Minnesota, I believe, and one in New York City who are gonna get into Congress unless some weird thing happens, because they're in districts that are, you know, ninety-five percent Democrat.
Simon HankinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:41
But, uh, I'll just have to leave it there.
Simon HankinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:43
My fingers are crossed.
Kevin WallHOST
12:45
Simon Hankinson joining us from the Heritage Foundation.
Kevin WallHOST
12:49
Uh, and of course, we've got a, a lot of, uh, Muslim candidates or with M-with Muslim ties.
Rob SchillingHOST
1:40
Coming up on today's edition of the Schilling Show, we're going to continue a discussion that we kind of touched on a few days ago with another guest.
Rob SchillingHOST
1:48
Simon Hankinson joins us from the Heritage Foundation on Islamophobia and criticizing Islamism, and what that'll get you in various places around the world, and why that's being made criminal in some places, and they certainly have tried to do that here in some instances.
Rob SchillingHOST
2:04
Michael Letts joins us on the investigation of Ilhan Omar and her citizenship and also economic and financial situation, the raid on her home.
Rob SchillingHOST
2:15
We'll get to that.

11 MINS LATER

Rob SchillingHOST
13:40
All right, the Schilling Show continues on this wild Wednesday edition of the program.
Rob SchillingHOST
13:44
More time for open phones, top of hour number two.
Rob SchillingHOST
13:46
Right now, welcoming to the Schilling Show, Simon Hankinson, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
Rob SchillingHOST
13:53
A very important conversation to have.
Nick GaleHOST
32:46
[laughs]
Ray StevensHOST
32:47
Simon Hankinson is gonna join us, senior research fellow, Heritage Foundation, and there's a lot of people that have a hard time when you talk about maybe people of color and crime or religion and Muslims and Muslim extremists, because if you do that, people will say that you're inherently an Islamophobe or you're racist.
Ray StevensHOST
33:10
But that's a bunch of crap, because all you have to do, and somebody has to ask the questions.
Ray StevensHOST
33:14
We're gonna do that with Simon next on the Big 89 WLS.

25 MINS LATER

Ray StevensHOST
57:54
We talked about that at the top of the hour-
Nick GaleHOST
57:56
Mm-hmm
Ray StevensHOST
57:56
... with Simon Hankinson, and if you missed that, you can listen to it in, uh, in podcast form.
Ray StevensHOST
58:00
But what I wanna impose upon WLS listeners, and I know that, I, I know how most people that listen to this radio station think and vote and, and listen.
Joe PiscopoHOST
21:44
D- what did you expect? What did you expect? And rather than get mad, how do we beat him? How do you beat him? And, you know, you gotta make it too big to rig.
Joe PiscopoHOST
21:52
And then, uh, Simon Hankinson is a senior research fellow in the Board of Security and Immigration Center at the Heritage Foundation.
Joe PiscopoHOST
21:58
Again, a shooting with ICE.
Joe PiscopoHOST
22:00
Everybody's getting crazy about it.

50 MINS LATER

Joe PiscopoHOST
71:48
So we said, "Let's get Terry on the air and talk to her.
Joe PiscopoHOST
71:51
What we can do to help, uh, the, uh, 9/11, um, the families of the victims of September 11." Never forget about that.
Joe PiscopoHOST
71:58
And if I can just as an aside, Shahar Azani's gonna join us and, uh, Simon Hankinson as well.
Joe PiscopoHOST
72:03
Uh, we're gonna talk about that, that ICE agent allegedly, uh, shooting, uh, someone in, uh, you know, a guy that was illegal allegedly, and then he made the run allegedly, and, uh, this ICE agent allegedly, uh, shot somebody in New York.
Moon GriffonHOST
0:55
We've been talking about France, what's going on over there, but how is it any different than what may be coming over here? Uh, we've asked, uh, our friend from the Heritage Foundation, Mr.
Moon GriffonHOST
1:03
Simon Hankinson, joins us.
Moon GriffonHOST
1:05
Uh, Mr. Hankinson, how you doing, sir?
Simon HankinsonGUEST
1:09
I'm doing great.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:02
The Trump administration argues enforcement of the 1996 law is necessary to ensure people living in the US illegally are deported.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:16
And joining us to discuss the immigration law case before the Supreme Court is Simon Hankinson, a research fellow in the Border Security and Immigration Center at the Heritage Foundation.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:27
And we're glad to have you with us this morning.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:30
Simon, first, your reaction to this case overall.

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