Ilhan Omar, Zohran Mamdani, Adbul El-Sayed - The Muslim Brotherhood Is Growing

Well, that gets a little more political because it's you look at, you know, for example, I mean, oddly, you had here in the United States, you had Black Lives Matter which was formed in 2014.

In 2015, they were already visiting Hamas in Gaza.

And for whatever reason, there's an alliance that's already built there.

BLM had already created a network in the universities in the United States.

And so there's this odd...

I dare to call it an unholy alliance to some degree, but it's this strange alignment from the far left to those that you would view, at least politically, that would be pretty much on the far right in what their beliefs are, yet they kind of come together and form this alliance through the universities especially.

You talk about engineers and doctors, and I'm sure there's other avenues that they pursue but the universities in the united states have really been captured by this ideology you see free palestine all over the place uh it become it is now we have the pride flag that they usually were moving or the black lives matter flag now it's the palestinian flag that is kind of the uh rallying emblem of these groups how does that happen how does that work

First of all, these movements will cost them more than gain for them.

It's just a waste of their time, and it's comedy gold for us.

Because in the end, if you want to serve a cause, do it properly.

There is a seat in the UN.

There is always a table and a chair for you to sit and conversate and conduct your politics.

because what they're trying to to talk about and you know uh raise awareness on are political matters so if you have political matter go to the right people what am i uh let's say i'm a good samaritan walking in the streets of new york what what is my fault getting beat up or hurt or maybe in paris getting beat up or hurt just because you know i'm not walking in in a free palestine protest You know, Paris isn't Palestine.

You can't free Gaza or free Palestine from Paris.

You can free it using the U.N., the security.

There are so many aspects you can go to.

So protests, personally, I see they never work.

Never did.

The only time they did is when, you know, for women's rights back in, you know, when there was the first or the Fifth Amendment, when it was for women's rights.

That was when protests actually...

That was when protests actually work.

But nowadays, for these causes, I don't see why a protest in Europe will benefit a country in the Middle East.

It doesn't make sense.