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Steve Emerson

American visual effects supervisor

Oct 29, 2026

35:18
What do you know? Give us some new big scoops, because you had some mind-blowing stuff yesterday about Abdul El-Sayed.
35:25
Well, it's good to be with you both.
35:28
Put the pressure on me.
35:29
Look, the bottom line here is the Muslim Brotherhood has been around since 1928 in various incarnations.
35:35
It's been active in the U.S. since 1964, and it poses a direct threat to the security of the U.S., and that's not me saying it.
35:42
Those are numerous FBI documents we acquired under the Freedom of Information Act, and it states specifically what those groups and who those groups are.
35:51
Specifically, it cited the Muslim Student Association, it cited the Islamic Society of North America, and numerous other groups, all of which have been privy to the involvement of al-Said throughout the last 22 years.
37:16
Kind of explain how involved he was in that group and also what that group did, some of the activity that was pro-Hamas.
2:03
What do you know? Give us some new big scoops because you had some mind-blowing stuff yesterday about Abdul El-Sayed.
2:10
Well, it's good to be with you both.
2:13
Put the pressure on me.
2:14
Look, the bottom line here is the Muslim Brotherhood has been around since 1928 in various incarnations.
2:20
It's been active in the U.S. since 1964, and it poses a direct threat to the security of the U.S., and that's not me saying it.
2:27
Those are numerous FBI documents we acquired under the Freedom of Information Act, and it states specifically what those groups and who those groups are.
2:36
Specifically, it cited the Muslim Student Association, it cited the Islamic Society of North America, and numerous other groups, all of which have been privy to the involvement of al-Said throughout the last 22 years.
3:31
Kind of explain how involved he was in that group and also what that group did, some of the activity that was pro-Hamas.
37:17
What do you know? Give us some new big scoops, because you had some mind-blowing stuff yesterday about Abdul El-Sayed.
37:24
Well, it's good to be with you both.
37:27
Put the pressure on me.
37:28
Look, the bottom line here is the Muslim Brotherhood has been around since 1928 in various incarnations.
37:34
It's been active in the U.S. since 1964, and it poses a direct threat to the security of the U.S., and that's not me saying it.
37:42
Those are numerous FBI documents we acquired under the Freedom of Information Act, and it states specifically what those groups and who those groups are.
37:50
specifically its side of the Muslim Student Association, its side of the Islamic Society of North America, and numerous other groups, all of which have been privy to the involvement of al-Said throughout the last 22 years.
38:45
Kind of explain how involved he was in that group and also what that group did, some of the activity that was pro-Hamas.
21:23
Explain, Steve Emerson, what the Muslim Brotherhood believes, too, and why it is so dangerous, too.
21:31
Well, the Muslim Brotherhood is an international organization that has chapters around the world, primarily in the Middle East, but also throughout Western Europe.
21:39
And it's an organization that believes ultimately in the domination of the entire world by Islam.
21:46
It officially has renounced violence, but not in every chapter.
21:49
And otherwise, the dispute has been the fact that it also supported the October 7th massacre of the Israelis and other nationals in Israel.
21:59
So it's not just entirely nonviolent.
22:02
It supports the notion that Islam has to reign supreme throughout the world.

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28:59
So what are you going to do with this information leading with the Muslim Student Association? Because they need it in Michigan like tomorrow.
22:47
Explain, Steve Emerson, what the Muslim Brotherhood believes to and why it is so dangerous to.
22:55
Well, the Muslim Brotherhood is an international organization that has chapters around the world, primarily in the Middle East, but also throughout Western Europe.
23:03
And it's an organization that believes ultimately in the domination of the entire world by Islam.
23:09
It officially has renounced violence, but not in every chapter.
23:13
And otherwise...
23:15
The dispute has been the fact that it also supported the October 7th massacre of the Israelis and other nationals in Israel.
23:23
So it's not just entirely non-violent.

7 MINS LATER

30:23
So what are you going to do with this information leading with the Muslim Student Association? Because they need it in Michigan like tomorrow.
4:21
Explain, Steve Emerson, what the Muslim Brotherhood believes, too, and why it is so dangerous, too.
4:29
Well, the Muslim Brotherhood is an international organization that has chapters around the world, primarily in the Middle East, but also throughout Western Europe.
4:37
And it's an organization that believes ultimately in the domination of the entire world by Islam.
4:43
It officially has renounced violence, but not in every chapter.
4:47
And otherwise...
4:49
The dispute has been the fact that it also supported the October 7th massacre of the Israelis and other nationals in Israel.
4:57
So it's not just entirely non-violent.

7 MINS LATER

11:57
So what are you going to do with this information leading with the Muslim Student Association? Because they need it in Michigan like tomorrow.
27:01
... infiltrating our social systems and our elections?
27:04
Without doubt.
27:04
Without doubt, they have totally infiltrated.
27:06
And look, a- and I'm not a conspiratorialist.
27:09
I'm just looking at the facts.
27:10
The reality is...
27:11
And you can go to many websites, including ours, which is www.investigativeproject.org, org, and you can see what the groups are that are connected to the Muslim Brotherhood, how many there are, and how they proliferated since 1991.
29:49
We can, we can build this persona." Like almost a grooming type of system for candidates?
36:55
Turkey is a NATO country, but are they really a NATO country, or does the rest of NATO trust them?
37:03
Well, you raise a good question.
37:04
The reason that they are – they basically play a hostage role over Europe because they're the ones that threaten to unleash hundreds of thousands of radical Islamists into Europe unless Europe pays them a hostage fee and basically kowtows to their policies.
37:22
As far as Turkey being a U.S. ally, if they were a U.S. ally, they wouldn't be purchasing the advanced Russian S-400 missile systems, and they wouldn't be allowed to conduct military operations against U.S.-backed partners in Syria and elsewhere.
37:36
NATO is weakened by the inclusion of Turkey, but they basically are holding the United States and Europeans hostage, and it's a pretty despicable game.
37:47
Turkey hosts and literally trains Hamas terrorists.
37:50
There are training camps in Turkey to dine, to send, and they have suicide bombers into Israel.
39:23
President Trump is keeping his options open right now.
0:18
After President Trump's visit to Davos, give us the pulse of how everybody feels and what they feel like.
0:27
Well, John, it's good to be with you.
0:30
I hope our listeners have eaten breakfast and have digested it, because the material I'm about to reveal is not very pleasant.
0:37
In the past week, the new Syrian regime, which is dominated by ex-jihadists and current jihadists, has assaulted the entire Kurdish community in Syria, displaced the Syrian Democratic Forces, a group that has been our ally for more than a decade in detaining 9,000 ISIS terrorists, booted them out, attacked Kurdish communities, and now has basically abdicated its responsibility because the U.S. has now been forced to detain the 9,000 terrorists and ship them to Iraq.
1:12
This is a catastrophe of the worst making because hundreds of them have escaped ISIS terrorists.
1:19
We know how bad.
1:20
Damage they can do by 100 can do a lot of damage and kill Americans.
2:01
But are they really a NATO country or does the rest of NATO trust them?

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