October 14, Hour 2: Ideology and the Ballot Box

It's the age-old question, Jim, of democracy carrying within it the seeds of its own destruction.

Isn't that the truth? Should the United States allow people to come here...

from countries that scream death to America out in the streets and are dictatorships, or have an ideology that is not compatible with the Constitution of the United States.

And our

founding fathers talked quite a bit about this, more than we've learned in history or hear referred to in history, and that's why we have an oath that says you Forsake all previous allegiances.

Do you think Abdul Mohammed El-Sayed is going to forsake all

other allegiances? Not according to his statements and his words and his family's activities in the past.

Well, that's why the Talk 1370 question of the day on our text line is... of course that's 512-643-5483, is about that.

In today's society is a connection with a terrorist organization such as the Muslim Brotherhood as important to voters as the price of gasoline.

Now, I want to address that statement that the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization.

And in order to do that, you will note in your stack a document that says Treasury and State Departments designate Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations.

You can find this online.

It is dated January 13 of this year.

This is to curtail the pernicious influence, I'm reading this directly, of the Muslim Brotherhood and protect the United States and its partners from the Muslim Brotherhood's chapters, Support for Terrorism, It quotes President Trump's leadership in designating the Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations, according to Secretary of the Treasury Scott Besson.

And this document goes on to say the Muslim Brotherhood has inspired, nurtured, and funded terrorist groups like Hamas that are direct threats to the safety and security of the American people.

And it goes on and on and on, and you can read it.

There's a lot more in this.

We've had some sanctions put in and so on and so forth.

Well, this has been a point of discussion for quite a long time, perhaps decades, certainly by those who are paying attention to the security of our nation and what, in fact, the office of the presidency has done.

The administration now, having had an executive order and instructing the Treasury Department, we're going to try and keep them out and make it as difficult as possible for them to operate through the world's financial systems.

and establish beachheads in the United States because they're so subtle and so pernicious.

But they do not give up.

They are on a march for worldwide domination.

And if you're not going to bend the knee to their beliefs, you're the infidel and need to be either converted or eliminated.

Well, you asked me yesterday, I had pulled clips from Meet the Press, and it was a long interview, about 12, 13 minutes, something like that, with Kristen Welker, who's the host of Meet the Press, and who I think does a pretty good job.

It's the age-old question, Jim, of democracy carrying within it the seeds of its own destruction.

Isn't that the truth? Should the United States allow people to come here...

from countries that scream death to America out in the streets and are dictatorships, or have an ideology that is not compatible with the Constitution of the United States.

And our

founding fathers talked quite a bit about this, more than we've learned in history or hear referred to in history, and that's why we have an oath that says you Forsake all previous allegiances.

Do you think Abdul Mohammed El-Sayed is going to forsake all

other allegiances? Not according to his statements and his words and his family's activities in the past.

Well, that's why the Talk 1370 question of the day on our text line is... of course that's 512-643-5483, is about that.

In today's society is a connection with a terrorist organization such as the Muslim Brotherhood as important to voters as the price of gasoline.

Now, I want to address that statement that the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization.

And in order to do that, you will note in your stack a document that says Treasury and State Departments designate Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations.

You can find this online.

It is dated January 13 of this year.

This is to curtail the pernicious influence, I'm reading this directly, of the Muslim Brotherhood and protect the United States and its partners from the Muslim Brotherhood's chapters, Support for Terrorism, It quotes President Trump's leadership in designating the Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist organizations, according to Secretary of the Treasury Scott Besson.

And this document goes on to say the Muslim Brotherhood has inspired, nurtured, and funded terrorist groups like Hamas that are direct threats to the safety and security of the American people.

And it goes on and on and on, and you can read it.

There's a lot more in this.

We've had some sanctions put in and so on and so forth.

Well, this has been a point of discussion for quite a long time, perhaps decades, certainly by those who are paying attention to the security of our nation and what, in fact, the office of the presidency has done.

The administration now, having had an executive order and instructing the Treasury Department, we're going to try and keep them out and make it as difficult as possible for them to operate through the world's financial systems.

and establish beachheads in the United States because they're so subtle and so pernicious.

But they do not give up.

They are on a march for worldwide domination.

And if you're not going to bend the knee to their beliefs, you're the infidel and need to be either converted or eliminated.

Well, you asked me yesterday, I had pulled clips from Meet the Press, and it was a long interview, about 12, 13 minutes, something like that, with Kristen Welker, who's the host of Meet the Press, and who I think does a pretty good job.