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[00:44] We've once again made contact with our [00:46] leader Mark Leven. [music] [00:53] >> Yeah. So, [music] [00:55] I'm here to tell you that we have [00:58] forgotten. [01:00] We have forgotten. In fact, there's a [01:02] really good chance we never [music] [01:05] really opened our eyes to begin with. [01:09] 911 25 years later, where are we [01:12] actually? [01:15] If you were expecting just [01:18] the sounds that you've heard 500 times [01:22] and just a rundown of the ceremonies [01:25] today, we'll hit that. We have sounds [01:28] from today. [bell] [01:35] What comes to mind when you hear those [01:37] bells? [bell] [01:42] One of the things that we have really [01:45] bastardized in our society [01:49] is never forget. [01:53] And the reason that we bastardized it [01:57] is because we've never [02:00] actually [02:01] carried out what it represents. [02:06] I'm going to hit you between the eyes [02:09] with something that is actionable for [02:12] you, something that's actionable for me, [02:14] something that's actionable for all of [02:16] us. Because I'm here to tell you that we [02:19] are actually getting our asses kicked by [02:21] Islam. See, 25 years later, [02:26] we can pay homage to the heroes that [02:28] day, [02:29] the victims, [02:31] families. We should. and they should [02:34] never be forgotten. We need to carry on [02:37] the traditions for the younger [02:38] generations. All important, [02:43] but we have never stopped getting our [02:45] asses kicked by Islam. [02:48] About now you figured out it's not the [02:50] great one. [02:52] It is Brian Mud in for the great one. [02:54] Mark Leven, it is always an honor and a [02:58] pleasure being here with you. And on [03:01] this particular occasion, 25th [03:04] anniversary of 9/11, [03:09] I'm inclined to do what I always do, [03:11] which is establish the facts, go where [03:12] they take me, share the information with [03:14] you, and come up with something [03:15] actionable off of it. And it's all over [03:17] the place. [03:19] So, I've got what you will not have [03:21] heard anywhere else, where you won't get [03:23] anywhere else, and what you need to [03:25] hear, what you need to know. [03:29] When I was putting down the facts for [03:31] where we stand as a country, as a [03:33] society 25 years later, [03:36] I had an idea intellectually of where [03:39] this was going to take me leading into [03:41] today. [03:43] But I got to the end of it and even I [03:44] was in holy crap territory. [03:48] And as I watched and listened and have [03:51] seen all throughout the day of the [03:52] coverage, I'm like, we are freaking [03:54] clueless as a society. We are getting [03:56] our asses kicked by Islam. [04:03] They are winning. [04:07] There is a 100-year plan that has been [04:09] in place. We're in year 51 set out by [04:11] the Muslim Brotherhood for the takeover [04:13] of the West. [04:15] One of the things I'm going to do, [04:19] and we'll largely get to this, I believe [04:21] in the second hour. I'm going to break [04:23] down where we stand within that 100year [04:27] plan, kind of the decadeby decade [04:30] layout. [04:32] You want to talk about eye opening, it's [04:34] holy crap territory. [04:40] So, let's talk a little bit about never [04:42] forget. [04:45] President Trump, [04:47] the Pentagon. You had the Vice President [04:50] JD Vance. He was in New York City at the [04:54] 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the [04:56] festivities there today. You had the [04:58] president in DC, the Pentagon ceremony [05:02] there had this to offer. [05:03] >> We will never forget. We say it and we [05:06] mean it. We will never forget [05:09] those we lost. and we will never forget [05:11] the immortal heroes of September 11th, [05:15] 2001. [05:18] So the first thing is that the phrase [05:20] never forget [05:22] you actually know where its origins [05:26] are derived. [05:29] You know, for most of us, 911, right? I [05:31] mean, became synonymous with it almost [05:33] instantly. [05:35] But actually, not [05:38] never forget the origins of it. [05:41] Holocaust remembrance. [05:43] Never forget from the time of its [05:46] founding was the slogan in Israel. [05:53] Never forget. [05:57] Now, for most Americans of a certain [06:00] age, the phrase never forget means one [06:04] thing. [06:06] It means 9/11. [06:09] You can maybe even hear various [06:12] different figures [06:14] like then President George W. Bush [06:17] referencing it. [06:20] You know, Bush [06:22] in a post 911 address to the nation said [06:24] this. We will never forget September 11. [06:29] We will never forget the innocent [06:32] victims and the brave heroes that died [06:35] attempting to save them. [06:37] We will never forget the survivors, [06:41] the children, the devastated families, [06:44] and the grieving friends they left [06:45] behind. [06:47] And we will never forget the victims [06:50] who came from more than 80 countries and [06:53] many races and religions. [06:59] President Trump has reiterated that [07:01] message, saying, "In the quarter of a [07:04] century since those acts of mass murder, [07:09] 9/11 family members have felt the weight [07:11] of missed birthdays, empty bedrooms, [07:15] journals left unfinished, [07:18] dreams left unfulfilled. [07:22] To every member that still feels a void [07:24] in in every day of your lives, the first [07:27] lady and I unite with you in sorrow. [07:31] And today as one nation, we renew our [07:34] sacred vow [07:37] that we will never forget September 11, [07:40] 2001. [07:43] These things sound nice, [07:48] but as a country, [07:52] have we [clears throat] forgotten? [07:54] Or did we never even open our eyes? [07:59] You know, in the wake of 9/11 [08:02] and the subsequent war on terror, [08:06] something that became a realization for [08:08] me was that I didn't get Islam at all. [08:13] You know, one of the things that I have [08:15] always had a real problem with behind a [08:18] microphone [08:20] now. I've been doing this for 28 years. [08:23] I'm a doer. [08:26] I like hard work. I like getting after [08:28] it. I like being successful. I like [08:31] getting results. [08:34] What I don't like doing is sitting [08:36] behind a microphone feeling helpless [08:39] and not being able to position you, [08:43] position an audience, position listeners [08:46] with something that is what I end up [08:48] coining helpful, useful, and repeatable. [08:53] You know, I I never just lay out here's [08:55] a ball of of of poo and and there it is. [08:59] I work on solutions. [09:04] And [09:06] I remember there's so much about 9/11 [09:12] and the coverage that particular day [09:16] that for me was just the worst feeling [09:19] because of the sadness, because of the [09:21] uncertainty, [09:22] but also because I felt absolutely [09:26] helpless. [09:28] to the listeners at that point I was [09:30] actually doing music radio in Savannah [09:33] is right before I made the turn to news [09:35] talk by the grace of God that happened [09:39] shortly thereafter [09:41] and so I spent much of the day straight [09:45] into the overnight on September 12th [09:50] 2001 covering this and I remember [09:53] just how useless I felt other than just [09:58] here's information [10:01] when there was something actionable then [10:03] there at the point where [10:06] okay now we understand it's al-Qaeda now [10:08] we understand it's Islamic terror I [10:10] still didn't really get it and it took [10:12] me a little time before I'm like you [10:15] know what [10:18] here we have a religion that served as [10:20] the ideological basis [10:24] for these terror attacks that took [10:26] nearly 3,000 people [10:31] They tried this [10:33] years previous. Remember the 93 World [10:36] Trade Center attack? [10:38] I mean, most people didn't even think [10:40] about that. Remember that they had been [10:41] trying for years. [10:46] Like there's there's a lot we're missing [10:48] here as a society. [10:50] There's something we don't get. [10:56] And so my way of honoring the 9/11 [10:59] victims, my way of never forgetting [11:03] was to learn about Islamic terror [11:06] and subsequently to educate my audience [11:09] about the basis for this evil. [11:12] And so over the better part of the [11:15] previous 25 years, that's what I've [11:17] done. [11:23] If you have heard me guest host for The [11:26] Great One over the years, there's a [11:29] reasonable chance you've heard me [11:31] mention that this is still about Islam. [11:35] Longtime listeners of the Brian Mud Show [11:38] absolutely have heard this [11:41] anytime related conversations come up. [11:44] We talked an awful lot about this in the [11:47] wake of October 7th. [11:50] It's absolutely relevant to what's going [11:51] on right now with Iran, the the Houthies [11:55] as they continue to gain territory [11:57] towards the Red Sea and Yemen, an [11:59] Islamic terror proxy. Hezbollah [12:03] and Lebanon, an Islamic terror proxy, of [12:06] course, Hamas, [12:09] Gaza, the Islamic terror proxy. Iran, [12:12] the world's largest state sponsor of [12:14] terror. [12:18] you think about where we are 25 years [12:21] later. [12:24] I'm going to break down [12:28] precisely [12:30] what's taken place since then. [12:35] There are ways that I can illustrate the [12:37] point without simply getting to hard [12:41] facts that I think are going to be [12:42] really eye opening for you. [12:46] How bat crap crazy insane [12:51] would you have said [12:54] we were as a society if 25 years ago [13:00] we said you know who's going to be mayor [13:02] in New York City? We're going to have an [13:05] Islamist who is the mayor of New York [13:07] City [13:08] and you know who the chief legal council [13:11] is going to be in New York City. The [13:14] chief legal council [13:17] is going to be [13:19] the defender [13:21] of the highest ranking member of [13:24] al-Qaeda in the United States who had a [13:27] family member who was one of the [13:29] hijackers. [13:35] Everybody would have thought that person [13:37] was nuts if they said it back then, [13:38] right? [13:42] That's exactly what we have. [13:47] When I say we [13:51] have totally blown the whole never [13:54] forget thing, [13:57] that is the greatest irony of all. [14:02] Where is it that the Islamists set up [14:04] shop? Where was their ground zero? [14:08] Not talking about al-Qaeda's terror [14:10] attack at ground zero New York City, but [14:13] where was ground zero for the takeover [14:15] of the United States of America? You [14:17] know, the [14:19] 100year takeover of the West. I mean, [14:21] take a look what's been going on in [14:22] Europe. What state? [14:26] Was it not Michigan? [14:28] What's been happening in Michigan? Do [14:31] they not have a a whole sizable city in [14:34] Dearbornne, let alone other constitu [14:37] constituencies around? Who is the [14:39] Democrat candidate for Senate? [14:42] Is it not the the Michigan man? Yeah, [14:44] just your normal Midwesterner, Michigan [14:46] gander. [14:48] I call him El Say. [14:56] It's all part of their plan. We say [14:58] never forget. And all we've done is [15:00] close our eyes and we've been blind to [15:04] the [15:05] non-stop Islamic takeover of the United [15:09] States of America. [15:13] I'll be right back. I'm Brian Mud and [15:15] for the great one. [15:17] >> Mud loving. [15:27] >> [music] [15:32] [music] [15:34] >> It is Brian Mud in for Mark Levin on [15:36] this 25th anniversary of 9/11 and I'm [15:40] here to say that we have forgotten and [15:43] if anything we never really had our eyes [15:46] open. The Islamists meanwhile they have [15:49] had their way with our country over the [15:51] past 25 years. And I'm uh going to begin [15:54] factually breaking that down coming up [15:57] after the bottom of the hour. But before [15:59] we get there, the irony that I put in [16:02] front of you, anybody, I think 25 years [16:05] ago would have said, "It's insane to [16:07] think that an Islamist would be the [16:09] mayor of New York City, [16:12] that you would have the chief counsel of [16:14] New York City, that would have been the [16:18] legal counsel for the head al-Qaeda [16:21] terrorist in the United States, and [16:25] family member to one of the hijackers. [16:28] But that is the case. That's how [16:30] successful the Islamic takeover in the [16:33] United States is as part of Islam's [16:35] 100-year plan. [16:38] You did have Zilan Mani. [16:41] You did have the M Dani Kami participate [16:44] today. He he was on hand for [16:49] the ceremony [16:51] in New York City. [16:53] Here's a message that apparently went by [16:56] everybody else. [17:00] because it didn't make news when mom [17:02] Donnie mentioned this. So, I'm going to [17:05] play it and you see and it very well [17:07] might just sound like this very [17:09] appropriate message to you. When we say [17:11] never forget, it is not an empty [17:14] platitude. It is an obligation to honor [17:16] all that was given by the men and women [17:18] of the NYPD and their fellow first [17:20] responders by tending to those who are [17:22] sick and by building a city worthy of [17:24] their sacrifice. Hm. Okay, that might [17:27] sound warm and fluffy and nice enough, [17:29] right? Like it's an appropriate [17:30] statement. There is something that if [17:32] you're paying attention [17:34] actually should jump out at you. So, I'm [17:37] going to play it one more time. See if [17:38] you hear it. When we say never forget, [17:41] it is not an empty platitude. It is an [17:43] obligation to honor all that was given [17:45] by the men and women of the NYPD and [17:47] their fellow first responders by tending [17:49] to those who are sick and by building a [17:52] city worthy of their sacrifice. Oh, [17:54] we're going to be building a city worthy [17:56] of their sacrifice. Why? Because New [17:59] York City wasn't worthy of their [18:00] sacrifice 25 years ago. It's what we're [18:03] building that's going to be worthy of [18:05] that sacrifice. [18:07] I've got some Islamic terror trivia for [18:10] you. 9130 days since 9/11. How many [18:13] terror attacks? [18:19] The establishment's worst nightmare. [18:22] Mark Leavven call in now 8773813811. [18:32] I remember turning to a television [18:34] screen [18:35] and the horror and the shock that I [18:38] felt. There was a smoking crater, a vast [18:42] empty space in the side of the Pentagon. [18:46] There was no doubt the United States of [18:49] America was at war. [18:52] former Secretary of State Condisa Rice [18:54] today, the Pentagon ceremony where [18:56] President Trump was [18:58] there's no doubt that we were at war, [19:04] but we interpreted the war differently. [19:08] We simply interpreted the war [19:12] as US versus al-Qaeda [19:15] or a bit more broadly over time the war [19:19] on terror as it became known as right [19:23] and as long as we didn't have something [19:24] that was on the the size of [19:28] 911 for example [19:31] it was the war that we fought over [19:38] Well, we were blind to what was going on [19:40] here at home. [19:44] They didn't have to carry out Islamic [19:45] terror attacks to be carrying out the [19:47] plan. [19:50] They've been working parallel paths [19:52] right along. [19:54] Brian Mud in for Mark Leven. My message [19:58] for you on this 25th anniversary [20:02] of 9/11 is that we have forgotten or [20:05] actually think more to the point, we [20:07] never had our eyes open in the first [20:09] place. [20:11] So, Islamic terror trivia time. Who [20:16] wants to play little Islamic terror [20:17] trivia? It's everybody's favorite. [20:22] So, we've had 9,130 [20:26] days [20:28] since 911 2001. Okay. 9130 days. [20:36] How many documented Islamic terror [20:39] attacks have been carried out across the [20:41] world during that time? Just the [20:42] documented ones. Lord only knows, you [20:44] know, what hasn't been reported, but [20:48] just the stuff where we can document [20:51] Islamic terror. [20:54] And by the way, I updated did my [20:55] research in the afternoon yesterday, so [20:58] I will guarantee you that the number is [21:00] higher in real time. And that'll be part [21:02] of the point here I'll establish in a [21:04] moment. [21:06] But as of yesterday, [21:08] as of yesterday, [21:11] 9130 days [21:14] since 911 2001, [21:18] 49,961 [21:22] Islamic terror attacks [21:24] or [21:26] an average of five and a half terror [21:29] attacks per day. Five and a half. [21:33] You have that one on your bingo card. [21:37] How many people do you think have been [21:38] killed in Islamic terror attacks since [21:41] 911? [21:46] It's the most morbid trivia ever. [21:51] The answer is 320,06. [21:56] 320,6 [21:58] people or an average of 35 people every [22:03] single day [22:07] are killed [22:09] and Islamic terror attacks. By the way, [22:11] an additional 42 injured victims daily. [22:18] I mean, how never hear about this stuff? [22:22] Where is it? [22:24] Can't be real. [22:29] See, the reality is that Islamic terror [22:33] has become such an accepted part of [22:37] everyday life [22:40] around the world, but even in this [22:41] country, and I'm going to illustrate [22:43] that here in a moment, [22:46] it's become such an accepted part of [22:49] everyday life [22:51] that really only tends to make the news [22:53] anymore if it's on the scale of Hamas. [22:55] 's October 7th attack [22:58] or maybe years ago if it's as [23:00] sensational as say the Charlie Eto [23:03] attack. [23:08] How many people, by the way, even recall [23:13] or knew [23:15] that the massacre at the Pulse nightclub [23:18] in Orlando 10 years ago that killed 49 [23:22] people, injured 53, was an act of [23:24] Islamic terror? [23:29] How many people remember [23:31] just two New Year's days ago, New Year's [23:35] Day 2025, how many people remember you [23:38] had over two dozen people murdered in [23:42] New Orleans in his Islamic terror attack [23:49] just since the start of September. And [23:51] again, this is updated as of yesterday. [23:53] I will all but guarantee you it is worse [23:56] in real time because again we average [23:59] five and a half Islamic terror attacks [24:00] per day and it's been just over a full [24:03] day since I updated my research on this [24:07] but as of the afternoon yesterday [24:12] since the start of September [24:15] we had had Islamic terror attacks occur [24:17] in Mosmbique [24:20] three in Israel Afghanistan [24:23] Turkey, [24:25] Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, two in [24:29] Australia, [24:31] one in Germany. Oh, and one in Tucson, [24:34] Arizona. [24:38] What? Hold on. Tucson? I didn't hear [24:41] anything about some Islamic terror [24:43] attack in Tucson. Of course not. That's [24:46] the way it works these days. The same [24:48] way, for example, remember that whole P [24:50] nightclub thing in Orlando? That was [24:52] just, you know, that was a hate crime [24:53] against gay people. [24:56] It was [24:58] somebody who pledged allegiance to ISIS [25:03] that went into that nightclub, killed [25:04] all those people. [25:09] So, in Tucson recently, [25:12] you had two men that were murdered in [25:15] the name of Allah. [25:19] And why is it that you didn't even hear [25:21] about the terror attack in Tucson [25:22] recently? Because authorities just [25:24] labeled it a hate crime. It's not an [25:27] Islamic. It's just a hate crime. It's [25:29] it's being investigated as a hate crime. [25:30] That's what you hear. And it goes away [25:32] because people get murdered. [25:35] Couple people murdered in Tucson is not [25:37] going to make news. Just a hate crime. [25:43] That's what happens. [25:48] See the point of the never forget phrase [25:53] which began to emanate around this [25:55] country and the world 25 years ago [25:58] today. [26:01] What was it? [26:03] Was it [26:05] to take a little time to get sad? [26:08] Was it just to go, "Wow, those were some [26:11] amazing heroes that that paid the [26:13] ultimate price." [26:19] Was it just to express sympathy to the [26:21] the victim's families? [26:25] Was it just [26:27] people are too young to have lived [26:29] through that? [26:32] Heck no. [26:36] the the number one point, the single [26:39] most important point [26:42] was to prevent similar stuff from [26:44] happening again. The reason we don't [26:46] forget, the reason we educate the next [26:49] generation, it's because of all stuff [26:51] like this happening again. [26:56] But have we done that or have we just [27:00] relabeled it out of political [27:02] correctness? [27:06] That's something else that's changed [27:07] over the past 25 years. [27:12] This is all part of the plan. [27:16] This country, this society, the West has [27:21] been nonstop propagandized, [27:25] nonstop manipulated [27:28] by Islamists. [27:31] This is all part of the plan. Again, I'm [27:33] going to walk you through decade by [27:36] decade what the 100year plan from the [27:39] Muslim Brotherhood is to take over the [27:41] West. [27:43] Here's a hint. We're in year 51. They're [27:44] doing pretty damn well because we sit [27:47] here and we have the 25th anniversary [27:49] and all we do is get sad and, you know, [27:50] remember families and everything else [27:52] and get on with our lives. [27:56] And they're winning [27:59] the numbers I just brought you about [28:01] Islamic terror because remember they're [28:02] working parallel paths, right? It's not [28:05] just the terror stuff. [28:07] It's the infiltration stuff. It's the [28:09] political correctness here. But it's [28:11] also [28:14] how they have made their way into [28:16] society in so many different ways. The [28:18] Islamists, it's not just Zoran Mdani, [28:22] although that's a real cherry on top. [28:27] The Islamists are laughing it up [28:28] tonight. Rest assured of that. [28:32] The irony. [28:34] [snorts] The irony that [28:39] 25 years ago, Rudy Giuliani was the the [28:41] mayor of New York City. [28:44] And you got the Islamist Zoran Mdani, [28:49] someone who [28:52] three years ago used the occasion of [28:54] 9/11 to say this, that the death hasn't [28:58] stopped. We mourn our neighbors [29:01] who died that day, the hundreds of [29:04] thousands who died in the wars that [29:06] followed, the unknown millions injured [29:08] and displaced. [29:10] That was mom Donniey's message three [29:12] years ago today. [29:14] The death hasn't stopped. We mourn our [29:16] neighbors basically that were murdered [29:18] by the Americans. You know, the the [29:20] whole war and terror, the hundreds of [29:21] thousands died and worse, the unknown [29:23] millions injured in and displaced. So, [29:25] in other words, uh you know, Manny by [29:27] his own words on 911, [29:30] the effort to combat Islamic terror in [29:32] his mind are the equivalent of what took [29:33] place on 911 [29:35] or potentially worse. I mean, I I don't [29:38] pretend to know exactly his line of [29:41] thinking there, just that he actually [29:43] did express those words that I just [29:45] shared with you. [29:48] By the way, that was also consistent [29:49] with what he said last year. One of the [29:51] things that uh people kind of [29:53] conveniently forgot um about Mandi 911 [29:57] last year, [30:00] he happened to be speaking outside of a [30:02] mosque in the Bronx about the plight of [30:05] Muslims in New York after 911 because, [30:08] you know, there were so many Muslims who [30:09] just no longer felt safe in the city. [30:15] And so it was fitting that when Mom [30:18] Donnie signed a proclamation [30:20] commemorating the 25th anniversary of [30:22] the 9/11 terror attacks this week, that [30:24] he handed the pen to the chief counselor [30:28] that I referenced, Ramsay Cassum, [30:33] the chief counsel of New York City for [30:35] Mandani, who had previously represented [30:39] the top al-Qaeda terrorists in the [30:41] United States. [30:45] What greater symbolism is that? He [30:48] handed the pen for the 25th [30:53] anniversary proclamation of 9/11 [30:57] to someone who represented the top [30:59] al-Qaeda terrorist and who had a family [31:02] member who was one of the hijackers that [31:04] day. [31:08] How big of a laugh do you think uh they [31:11] got out of that one behind the scenes? [31:14] What do you think the Muslim Brotherhood [31:18] at large says about that one? [31:21] But we sit here and we ring bells and we [31:23] say never forget and we feel sad and we [31:25] play sound bites that we've heard 500 [31:27] times and and we pay homage. We do all [31:30] those things and and then hey, there's a [31:32] game on tonight. Let's keep getting our [31:35] asses kicked by Islam. How about it? [31:43] I've got a lot more. We're just getting [31:46] warmed up on the facts pertaining to all [31:49] this. Let me real quick uh get to Brian [31:52] in Jacksonville. Brian, welcome to the [31:55] show. [31:56] >> Oh, thank you, Brian. Um, yeah. And more [32:01] of what you're saying, you can uh, you [32:03] know, I remember back in the day, you [32:05] could just go in the airport and meet [32:07] your family either coming or going like [32:10] right at the gate. And the people that [32:14] that were born, you know, after that, [32:16] they don't they don't remember any of [32:18] that. And it should be a reminder every [32:22] day when they, you know, people fly in [32:25] the airport. And another point that you [32:29] were making about these, I didn't know [32:31] there was that many attacks since uh [32:34] 911. I mean, thank you. [32:36] >> I didn't either until I pulled the most [32:38] recent. That's the that's all part of [32:40] it, right? [32:41] And yeah, but I believe it's like the [32:44] the frog in the tap water, you know, [32:47] it's just like all this little stuff is [32:49] happening and then when it, you know, [32:52] when it boils, you know, these Americans [32:55] are going to realize like, oh, what the [32:57] heck happened? We got a the because [33:00] their game plan like you said is to get [33:02] like a they've already got people in the [33:05] Senate, you know, Talib and and uh Omar [33:09] and you know the uh S is, you know, [33:13] running or and it's like their their [33:16] goal is even to get people into the uh [33:19] the Supreme Court. I mean, if you listen [33:22] to these moms that uh that Mark is [33:25] talking about before and it's just like [33:27] Yeah. Little [33:29] >> You're absolutely on point, Brian. Yeah, [33:31] we're going to have to pause there [33:31] because we're getting up against the [33:32] break, but you're absolutely right. And [33:34] I'm going to walk you through [33:36] how many elected officials are Islamist [33:38] these days. That's the next place I'm [33:41] going to go as uh in comparison to where [33:44] we were 25 years ago. It is the boiling [33:47] frog effect. You're exactly right. We [33:50] will take a look at Islamic terror. And [33:52] even when we see Islamic terror, the [33:54] name of political correctness, we rename [33:56] it into just a hate crime. It doesn't [33:57] even make the news these days. And the [33:59] infiltration is rampant. Be right back. [34:02] Brian Mud in for the great one. [34:04] >> Mud loving. [34:19] >> [music] [34:19] >> He does not care about 9/11 or the [34:23] tragedies that took place because he [34:26] surrounds himself with people who [34:29] believe that America deserved what it [34:32] got [34:34] and he does not disavow them. But it's [34:37] Joanne Areola. She's a New York City [34:39] council woman talking about mom Donnie. [34:43] And there's so many [34:47] symbols that you can point to [34:50] if you're actually paying attention on [34:53] 9/11 [34:54] 25 years later about what really has [34:58] happened here, about whether we have [34:59] forgotten or whether we even ever had [35:01] our eyes open. But there's no greater [35:04] symbolism than the mayor of New York [35:05] City and his team and his Islamist team. [35:12] One of the things I want you to think [35:13] about [35:15] because this is where I'm going to get [35:17] into coming up after the top of the hour [35:20] as we'll begin to wade into the Muslim [35:23] Brotherhood's 100-year plan and how [35:26] incredibly effective they've been while [35:28] we've been blind. [35:30] I want you to think about how many [35:32] Islamic elected officials there were in [35:34] the United States 25 years ago today. [35:37] And I want you to think about how many [35:40] you believe there are today. How many 25 [35:43] years ago? How many Islamists are in [35:45] elected capacities today? [35:48] I'll end up bringing that to you. By the [35:50] way, um you know, Brian was talking [35:52] about the airports. Uh real quick, uh a [35:54] little light-hearted thing. So, one [35:56] thing that did end up coming up, um, as [35:58] soon as we were able to fly again, I end [36:00] up flying like the first day. I was in [36:02] Savannah at the time, the first time the [36:03] airport was open after 9/11. [36:06] I found a car I wanted to buy in Miami [36:08] and I was flying one way down there. [36:11] Young man, one way to Miami. [36:14] I end up getting panced in the airport. [36:16] They hadn't set up the [music] the [36:17] controls yet. We'll be right back. [36:22] This segment of the podcast is [36:24] exclusively sponsored by Pure Talk. Pure [36:26] Talk offers great coverage and can save [36:28] your family money on your wireless bill [36:31] every single month. 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[37:42] It's that we've forgotten or I actually [37:46] think and I am making the case that we [37:49] never even had our eyes open [37:53] that every single day since 9/11 the [37:57] Islamists have been winning [37:59] that we've been blind that we haven't [38:02] understood what the real endgame is and [38:03] there's no greater irony than the mayor [38:05] of New York City and his his whole [38:07] little uh team that he's got a symbol [38:09] there of Islamist [38:12] but That's actually a jumping off point [38:15] for the bigger picture here. [38:18] Brian Mud in for the great one. Mark [38:20] Leven, it is always an honor and a [38:23] pleasure being here with you. As always, [38:25] there are two sides of stories, one side [38:26] of facts. And speaking of facts, one of [38:28] the things that I mentioned last hour [38:30] was that in the 9130 days [38:34] since 911 2001, [38:38] we'd had 49,961 [38:42] Islamic terror attacks or an average of [38:44] 5 and a half per day, an average of 35 [38:48] people per day that have been killed by [38:50] Islamic terrorists around the world, an [38:53] additional 42 that are injured, And uh [38:57] we received a request that sources be [39:00] cited. So [39:03] where I will point you, it is the single [39:06] greatest repository of information [39:09] pertaining to documented Islamic [39:11] terrorism around the world is the center [39:14] for the study of political Islam [39:16] international. It's CSPI, [39:20] the center for the study of political [39:22] Islam international. [39:25] highly recommend. [39:27] I have [39:29] for gosh the better part of two decades [39:32] now uh been involved with their work and [39:36] have shared it with you actually on [39:38] occasion on on this particular show in [39:40] addition to the Brian Mud Show which by [39:43] the way [39:45] you can always catch the Brian Mud show [39:47] uh the podcasts [39:49] wherever you get your podcasts would [39:51] appreciate it. You can also follow me at [39:54] Brian Mudra Radio socially. [39:59] I left you with a another trivia [40:02] question [40:06] before the top of the hour. My trivia [40:08] question for you was [40:10] how many Islamists [40:13] were elected officials in the United [40:16] States 25 years ago today? How many? And [40:20] then how many do you think there are [40:23] today? [40:26] This will help give the next indication [40:30] of the road map, the plan that has been [40:35] carried out here. [40:37] So on a September 11th of 2001, you had [40:41] exactly two numerodos [40:45] Islamic elected officials within the [40:46] United States. And remember, Michigan in [40:50] particular where [40:52] the infiltration [40:54] was focused. There are a lot of reasons [40:57] around Michigan in particular, [40:58] Dearbornne specifically, [41:02] but at the time, if you go back [41:05] 25 years ago, you had the mayor of [41:08] Wayne, Michigan, [41:11] and a Southfield, [41:15] Michigan city council member. Those were [41:18] the only two Islamic elected officials [41:21] within the United States. [41:24] So what do what do you think the number [41:25] is today? I mean you know some of the [41:27] names [41:30] obviously mom Donnie [41:33] you can pick out some others from the [41:35] squad in the house right? [41:38] How many [41:41] today? [41:43] You have 255 [41:47] 255 Islamists are in elected capacities [41:51] across the United States. from two to [41:54] 255 over the past 25 years. This [41:58] includes four members of Congress, 11 [42:00] mayors, including of course the largest [42:02] city in the country in New York, and 18 [42:05] judges among others. [42:09] And so what this has all been part of [42:13] that I have been referencing up to this [42:15] point in the show that we have had our [42:16] eyes closed about is the Muslim [42:18] Brotherhood's 100year plan. [42:21] the Muslim Brotherhood's 100-year plan. [42:25] And for those who are not familiar with [42:27] the plan, [42:28] it's entitled the Muslim Brotherhood [42:31] Project [42:32] towards a worldwide strategy for Islamic [42:36] Policy. [42:38] Some people have heard of like the [42:40] 100-year plan kind of conceptually, [42:42] whatever else. It it is an actual [42:44] document [42:46] that was outlined decades ago [42:49] entitled the Muslim Brotherhood Project [42:52] towards a worldwide strategy for Islamic [42:54] Policy. [42:56] There are two things that I recommend [42:59] people do because I analyze the facts. I [43:04] bring you the facts. I break these [43:05] things down. But I actually encourage [43:08] people [43:10] to read the Quran and understand what [43:14] Islam is actually about. Not what you [43:17] hear, but what it's actually about. [43:20] And I encourage people [43:24] to read the road map, the Muslim [43:27] Brotherhood project [43:30] towards a worldwide strategy for Islamic [43:33] policy. [43:36] This was first uncovered in 1982. [43:39] Okay. So, this first was brought to the [43:42] light of day in 1982. [43:45] The 1980s were the first decade where [43:48] formally the 100-year plan was was put [43:51] in motion. [43:53] And the project [43:57] recognized that Islamists were not going [44:00] to be able to militarily conquer the [44:01] West. This was the idea. The Muslim [44:04] Brotherhood, the same terrorist group [44:06] been around since the 1920s, [44:10] the same Islamic terror group that [44:12] remember Barack Obama called on to rise [44:15] up. You remember when Obama [44:18] was in Egypt [44:20] and he's called on the Muslim [44:22] Brotherhood to rise up and boy did they [44:24] ever along with the rise of ISIS and [44:26] everything else, [44:30] the incrementalism, the things people [44:32] weren't paying attention to. you [44:33] listening for? [44:37] When I talk about how much incremental [44:40] progress they've made, 255 Islamists in [44:43] elected capacities across the United [44:45] States, we literally had a president of [44:47] the United States [44:49] that called on the M Muslim Brotherhood [44:52] to rise up. [44:56] Now, many in this audience were hip to [44:59] what might have been going on there. at [45:01] their ideas, their suspicions. [45:05] Look how blind generally our society, [45:07] our culture has been [45:09] as they seek one thing and that is the [45:11] takeover of it. [45:14] So here's the deal. [45:19] The Muslim Brotherhood recognize, hey, [45:21] we can't militarily just go out there [45:23] and take out the West. So what we're [45:25] going to do is outline a gradual [45:28] institutional entrenchment [45:31] into Western societies for the eventual [45:34] takeover and conversion to Islamic or [45:36] Sharia law. [45:39] That was always the idea here. And so [45:42] the plan outlined 10 major components [45:47] for a successful takeover. [45:51] This is the long game being played here. [45:53] You know, we often will talk about the [45:55] long game of the Marches left. You know, [45:57] the rules for radical Solinsky types [45:59] that have been working that that [46:01] playbook since the 60s. I mean, really [46:03] before then, but literally the the rules [46:05] for radicals playbook since the 60s. [46:08] Well, you've had the Islamist [46:12] that have been working their playbook [46:15] since the 80s. [46:20] The first step in the plan, build [46:25] Islamist networks and organizations [46:28] that coordinate and operate around the [46:30] world. [46:32] Build organizations and networks [46:36] that coordinate and operate around the [46:39] world. Now, I'm going to go deeper into [46:41] this. [46:43] I'm just going to get you through these [46:44] 10 right now and you can begin thinking [46:48] about examples that will fit each one of [46:52] these. [46:54] The second [46:56] piece of the plan [46:58] establish financial independence. [47:04] The third piece [47:06] of the Muslim Brotherhood project, the [47:08] takeover of the West, [47:11] build social institutions within [47:14] schools, [47:16] charities, hospitals, and community [47:19] organizations. [47:24] The fourth piece of the Islamic takeover [47:26] plan of the west influence education and [47:31] intellectual life cultivating a positive [47:33] view of Islam. [47:38] The fifth [47:40] influence the media including the [47:43] shaping of events and the way they are [47:46] covered. [47:49] And they had political correctness [47:50] nailed back then, didn't they? [47:54] Again, we don't even call Islamic terror [47:57] attacks Islamic terror attacks anymore. [47:59] just gets written off it locally as a [48:00] hate crime. [48:05] Six [48:08] inter democratic institutions [48:12] specifically placing ideologically [48:14] committed Muslims into government nos [48:18] private organizations and labor unions. [48:23] Mhm. Mhm. [48:26] Okay. Seven, [48:29] use existing Western institutions, [48:33] gain control over and manipulate the [48:35] Western way of life. [48:40] The eighth piece of the plan [48:44] for the Muslim Brotherhood project, [48:48] build political alliances. [48:51] Boy, you think uh the Islamists have [48:53] found a home in the Democrat party? [48:58] Number nine, [49:00] develop parallel institutions. [49:04] His long-term objective includes [49:06] developing sufficiently strong Muslim [49:09] institutions and communities that can [49:12] operate with increasing autonomy. [49:16] Uh-huh. Where have we seen that? [49:21] And again, you can think of places here [49:24] in this country. You can absolutely [49:26] think of places like uh oh, I don't [49:28] know, whole nogo zones in London and Gay [49:31] Perry among other places because [49:35] actually as bad as it is here, I mean [49:37] again this is about the whole west what [49:39] they've done in Europe. [49:43] The 10th and final piece of the plan is [49:45] the long-term ideological expansion. the [49:49] final step of Islamic conversion. That [49:51] is the end of the 100-year plan. And by [49:53] the way, again, with Sharia law, it's [49:55] not exactly the prettiest thing. See, [49:57] the way that Islamic law works is you're [49:59] either with us or you're an infidel. And [50:01] if you're an infidel, we got to kill [50:02] you. Sorry. And usually it's pretty [50:04] horrific. [50:08] But remember, it's just a religion of [50:10] peace, [50:12] which again is the media manipulation, [50:15] the infiltrating of intellectual [50:17] society. All they say, it's all right [50:19] there. You've been played. [50:25] You've been played. [50:27] Never forget, we're getting our asses [50:29] kicked by Islam. [50:36] Be right back. Brian Mud in for the [50:38] great one. Mud bling. [50:48] >> I'm doing a quick customer satisfaction [50:50] survey. Two questions. 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And at just 15 [51:39] bucks a month for your first 3 months, [51:41] now is a great time to choose Pure Talk. [51:44] Again, that's puralk.com/levin. [51:47] L I N. [51:52] September 11th reminded us of the [51:55] terrible [51:57] power of hate. [52:00] The 25 years since have shown us the [52:03] even greater power of the American [52:05] spirit to endure and prevail and to win. [52:08] >> In a lot of ways, yes. In a lot of ways, [52:11] yes. President speaking today, DC, the [52:15] Pentagon, the remembrance there. In many [52:17] ways, yes. You know, one of the things [52:19] that I do recall [52:22] about [52:24] the immediate post 911 environment, [52:28] a lot of the the numbers and the [52:30] research that were coming out. I'm an [52:31] analyst. I'm a numbers guy. And I [52:34] remember seeing some of the initial [52:35] polling and it was eye opening in terms [52:38] of our mindset. One that ended up [52:40] sticking out to me. There's a poll [52:42] within the first week after 911. How [52:45] many [52:47] Americans thought we're going to have [52:48] something else over the next 12 months, [52:50] within the next year that would be on [52:52] the scale of 9/11? [52:55] 93% of us did. 93% of us thought we're [52:59] going to get something else like that. [53:02] Be it by the grace of God and a lot of [53:04] very talented people, [53:06] we've not had that, right? For all the [53:10] terror attacks that have occurred. [53:14] Thankfully, we've not had anything like [53:15] 911 again. Not in this country. [53:21] Something worse than that [53:24] comparatively obviously in Israel. [53:29] There have been a lot of ways that we've [53:31] done well, [53:33] incredible work. You know, one of the [53:34] things we we'll often malign [53:37] intelligence and and certain aspects of [53:39] law enforcement, especially at the [53:40] federal government level, when there are [53:43] obvious lapses, [53:45] but in the day-to-day, the stuff we [53:48] never hear about and never know about [53:49] that is resolved, I mean, they don't get [53:51] any credit for, right? It can be a [53:53] thankless job that way. Make no mistake, [53:55] there have been real heroes that have [53:56] done great work over the past 25 years [53:59] that have really helped to keep us safe. [54:02] And those efforts should never be [54:04] minimized. But the bigger threat isn't [54:07] the one necessarily that blows things up [54:12] because terror attacks alone are not [54:16] going to convert anybody in this country [54:18] who's not already inclined to be a [54:20] terror loving Islamist. [54:25] What they want is a real takeover. And [54:27] that's what's been happening behind the [54:29] scenes. That's all part of the plan that [54:33] I laid out, the 10step [54:35] plan, part of the 100year Muslim [54:38] Brotherhood project, [54:42] and you look at where we are today as a [54:44] society. How well do you think it's [54:46] going for them? [54:50] Where do you think they are in their [54:52] plan? [54:56] How far away? We're near 51 of their [54:59] plan. How far along [55:02] do you think they are? You think they're [55:03] on on track? [55:05] It's one of the things I'm going to end [55:06] up breaking down is where they are [55:09] relative to their goals that were ra [55:11] laid out over 50 years ago now. [55:15] Be right back. Brian mud in for Mark [55:19] Leven. [55:22] I'm doing a quick customer satisfaction [55:24] survey. Two questions. One, is your [55:27] current wireless provider giving you [55:28] five-star service? Two, are you paying [55:31] more than $34.99 [55:33] a month for unlimited data? Now, if you [55:35] think you're paying too much for subpar [55:37] service, you should really switch to my [55:39] company, Pure Talk. In a recent industry [55:41] survey, Pure Talk was the only wireless [55:44] company to receive five stars in every [55:46] category, coverage, support, value, and [55:48] data. And now until the end of this [55:50] week, Pure Talk is offering unlimited [55:52] data for just 15 bucks a month for your [55:55] first 3 months. And after that, get [55:57] unlimited data for as low as $34.99 [56:01] a month with no contract. Go to [56:03] purealk.com/laven [56:05] to make the switch to my favorite [56:07] wireless company, Pure Talk. There's a [56:09] better wireless choice out there, folks. [56:11] It's called Pure Talk. And at just 15 [56:13] bucks a month for your first three [56:15] months, now is a great time to choose [56:17] Pure Talk. Again, that's [56:19] puretalk.com/lavvin [56:21] le v i n. [56:23] >> Mark Leavvin, the voice liberals [music] [56:26] fear most. And you can call Mark at [56:29] 877381-3811. [56:34] >> We come together today to say that they [56:36] will never be forgotten and to honor [56:39] their memory. [56:41] We come too to remember the courage of [56:44] the survivors who were working here on [56:46] that day. People ran toward the danger. [56:50] They searched through the smoke. [56:54] >> Condisa Rice, Secretary of State at the [56:57] time, 25 years ago, talking today. The [57:00] Pentagon remembrance ceremony. [57:05] Are we those people? Are we those [57:08] people? Do we have that in us [57:13] to be heroic that way? [57:16] the first responders on 911 [57:21] that did what they did that paid the [57:23] ultimate sacrifice. [57:28] Dealing with that emergency is one [57:30] thing. [57:32] Do we have it in us in the dayto-day to [57:34] do what is necessary [57:37] to protect this country, to protect [57:41] the western way of life, [57:44] to protect our representative republic, [57:47] to protect the Judeo-Christian values [57:49] this country was founded upon, [57:53] or [57:56] are we just comfortable [57:59] going about our business dayto-day [58:01] and letting the Islamists incrementally [58:04] take things over, [58:07] you know, because it's uncomfortable [58:10] for us to it's just it's out of my [58:13] comfort zone [58:15] dealing with this kind of thing. There's [58:18] a game on. I think I'll go watch that. [58:22] Brian in for Mark Leven [58:25] is my message for you. 25 years after [58:28] 9/11. Forget the never forget. We [58:31] forgotten and I believe for the most [58:33] part never had our eyes open. [58:38] Here's the fact of the matter. As I have [58:40] laid out the facts, I put things [58:42] together and I take a look at what's [58:44] happened. [58:45] Reflect on these 25 years. Most [58:47] Americans simply have their eyes shut [58:49] and are clueless about what's really [58:51] going on in the world around them. [58:54] But even for those of us that have our [58:56] eyes open, [58:58] the one thing that is extremely [59:00] difficult I think for us to understand, [59:02] appreciate, imagine, because this is me [59:05] too. [59:08] It's really hard [59:10] to think [59:12] that right now there are Islamic [59:15] factions among us that are laser focused [59:17] on a systemic approach to eradicating [59:19] our culture. [59:21] It's really hard to think right now all [59:23] across this country, all across the West [59:25] for that matter, period, while we're [59:28] doing whatever it is that we're doing in [59:30] our day-to-day, you know, we wake up, we [59:32] take care of our families, we go to [59:33] work, we try to do the best we can [59:35] there, it's really hard for us to think [59:38] that there are these dedicated factions [59:40] that wake up every day and a big part of [59:43] their day [59:45] is incrementally working towards the [59:47] eradication of our culture, the [59:49] eradication of Judaism, [59:52] the eradication of Christianity, [59:55] the eradication of anything that stands [59:57] in the way of Islamic law. [60:00] But that's the reality we live in. [60:04] And here's a hint that I have been [60:06] pretty overt about. They are winning. [60:10] You see, 25 years ago, we received the [60:13] biggest wakeup call we ever could have [60:15] received about the threat that is posed [60:17] to our society by Islam. [60:24] But what do we we do? What have we done? [60:26] What do we do? Do we educate ourselves? [60:28] Do we actually know what goes on? Or did [60:30] did we turn politically correct when it [60:32] comes to Islam [60:36] instead of waking up? Our country is [60:39] mostly caved to wokeness in the name of [60:41] political correctness, which is part of [60:44] their plan to manipulate us to do. [60:49] And I have run into so many people over [60:51] the years who doubt me in this. [60:56] If you doubt me in this, not only does [60:58] it bely the facts that I brought you so [61:00] far, but I know two things about you. [61:03] I know two things about you. You have [61:06] not read the Quran. [61:10] If you think this isn't about Islam, if [61:12] you think this has all just been a big [61:13] coincidence, [61:17] you have not read the Quran, [61:20] and thus you do not understand Islamic [61:22] and Sharia law. [61:28] To be clear, [61:31] as I've been saying for the better half [61:34] of 25 years, this is still about Islam. [61:39] This is still about Islam and there is [61:41] nothing about the Judeo-Christian values [61:44] this country was founded on that is [61:46] compatible with Islam. There is nothing. [61:49] And again, if you doubt me in this, you [61:52] have not read the Quran. You don't know [61:54] what you're talking about. [61:58] Yeah, but I know somebody who's Muslim. [62:01] You got people who say were raised [62:03] Muslim, whatever else, that aren't [62:04] observant. How many people do you know [62:06] that say, "Oh, I'm a I'm Jewish." And [62:08] they put the ish in Jew or I'm a [62:10] Christian and it's like there's nothing [62:14] practicing about that person. [62:17] You can pick and choose anything you [62:18] want from the religion, but then there [62:20] is the actual religion, right? [62:24] Are you observant or you not observant? [62:26] If you're observant, [62:28] you believe in Islamic law. Period. [62:31] This is a very uncomfortable truth for [62:33] people to get their brains around that [62:35] don't know the truth about Islam. [62:38] Do you know who the most observant ones [62:40] tend to be? [62:44] You know that terrorists are actually [62:46] doing what Muhammad called them called [62:48] on them to do? No kidding. It's right [62:51] there. There are multiple suras that are [62:53] dedicated to it. [62:57] No, there's not. You don't know what [62:58] you're talking about. You haven't read [62:59] the Quran. [63:02] probably in the third hour I'll read [63:03] some of those suras to you. So the [63:06] people who are what are your sources or [63:08] the Quran [63:09] where I'll give you the specific suras [63:11] we'll go ahead and do that too. [63:16] Now, here's the thing [63:19] mentioned. There's nothing about Islam [63:21] that is consistent about the [63:22] Judeo-Christian values this this country [63:24] was founded on. [63:30] So, [63:32] for my Jewish brothers and sisters, the [63:36] great one has far more credibility in [63:38] being able to speak about [63:40] Judaism with you. [63:43] for my Christian brothers and sisters [63:45] specifically, [63:47] you know, the the what would Jesus do [63:49] thing here. [63:52] One of the things I've run into over [63:53] time and that people have to get [63:54] themselves over and out of their comfort [63:57] zone with is this piece. There is [63:59] nothing in the name of religious [64:01] tolerance [64:03] that comes into play here. One of the [64:06] things that I've run into, you you'll [64:07] have some people that say, "Well, I'm [64:09] I'm Christian and and and Jesus was [64:11] tolerant." No, he was not at all. Jesus [64:14] could not have been further from [64:15] tolerant of people who worship false [64:17] gods and idols and religions. [64:24] There were warnings about a false [64:25] prophet. How many people think Muhammad [64:28] might have been that false prophet [64:33] or a false opposing prophet, whatever [64:36] you want to call. Yeah. Jesus didn't [64:38] exactly believe [64:40] that you went along to get along. [64:44] You're called on to spread his good word [64:46] in the aim of converting people to [64:48] worship in his name. [64:51] But instead, what are we doing? We're [64:54] letting this society that is only here [64:56] by the grace of God. I mean, the miracle [64:58] that is the United States of America, [65:02] why and how is it here? [65:05] You know, a couple months ago when we [65:08] were celebrating the 250th, I brought [65:10] you some of the information about just [65:13] how basically impossible was that we [65:16] would have pulled out that victory. But [65:18] when you take a look at how we have [65:21] exported [65:23] our faith and religion around the world [65:26] and good works around the world since [65:27] the [65:29] rising of the United States as a world [65:31] superpower, the defeating of of evil, [65:36] it all begins to make sense because we [65:38] as a country have through our 250 years [65:42] exported the Judeo-Christian values [65:45] around the world. We've done a great job [65:48] of that. We have done more charitable [65:50] work than every other society in world [65:54] history combined. [65:57] It's understandable why this miracle was [66:00] allowed to happen. But what's going to [66:01] happen if we take that gift from God, [66:05] this country, [66:07] and we the moment we are met with any [66:10] kind of resistance, the moment it [66:13] arrives at actually having to put our [66:16] religion, our faith in practice to try [66:18] to do what we were called on to do, we [66:20] stop because it's uncomfortable. [66:24] while the Islamists every single day are [66:27] out there working incrementally to do [66:29] it. [66:31] Now, I think about this. If Christians [66:33] were anywhere near as dedicated to [66:35] Jesus's message as Muslims are to [66:37] Muhammad's message, [66:41] we wouldn't have had 9/11. [66:43] We wouldn't be having this conversation. [66:46] The question on this 25th anniversary of [66:48] 911 [66:50] is where are you going to allow this [66:52] country to be in 25 years? [66:56] And I've got an answer about where we're [66:58] going to be on this playbook, [67:02] the Muslim Brotherhood's plan here, [67:05] because that's the next thing I'm going [67:06] to break down. First, some folks that [67:09] patiently been waiting on the line. [67:12] We've got Michael in Richfield, Utah. [67:14] Michael, welcome to the show. [67:16] >> Uh, thank you, Brian, very much. [67:18] >> Thank you. [67:19] >> Well, I want to just make it short and [67:21] sweet and quick, but um um as as I am a [67:24] believer in the Lord, the Bible, the [67:26] Bible only, Christian, born again. Um uh [67:29] you always hear pastors and different [67:32] people say that, you know, Israel is [67:34] God's time piece. And so, with that [67:36] said, I really feel like 911 was [67:39] America's time piece. uh that happening [67:41] was like the even though it's been going [67:44] on this kind of stuff before with [67:45] Muslims, I really believe it clicked the [67:48] time and it's, you know, perpetuated [67:51] forward to where we're at now. Like you [67:52] said in the staggering [67:55] um statistics that you bring are just [67:58] mindboggling. But I really truly feel [68:02] one day, you know, um the rapture is [68:05] coming and then after that is the great [68:06] tribulation. But before then we may have [68:09] some some more stuff going on and uh [68:12] they may truly be in different parts of [68:14] this world uh you know this country and [68:16] different states and at some point they [68:18] may try to do a simultaneous attack and [68:22] I'm not trying to be you know crazy or [68:24] uh you know conspiracy but the the [68:27] American citizens may have to pick up [68:28] arms and handle business. I [laughter] [68:31] mean, I believe in the Lord, but you [68:33] know, I I will protect myself and my [68:35] beliefs and city and state. You know, [68:38] >> Michael, I appreciate you being there. [68:40] In the in the meantime, I mean, the one [68:41] thing we can do is is try to do what we [68:43] are called on to do with our faith, [68:45] which is to bring people to to God, uh, [68:48] you know, to share the message and and [68:51] bring people that is the single best [68:53] thing we could do. We have been as as [68:56] Jews and Christians scared into [69:01] being quiet. You know, one of the things [69:04] my wife and I have been working actively [69:05] on our faith or I mean really in recent [69:08] years, but I would say somewhat [69:10] diligently for just over a year in [69:12] particular. And and one of the things [69:16] when you you're trying to [69:20] become closer to God, do what you're [69:22] called on to do, you might think, oh, [69:24] you know, this will get easier as I am [69:27] more comfortable with it, as I [69:29] understand things more clearly better. [69:31] No, it actually just gets harder. And [69:33] and actually, there's there's a pretty [69:35] good indication in the Bible that's the [69:36] way that things going to work. It [69:38] doesn't get easier. It gets less [69:39] comfortable. It gets more difficult in a [69:42] lot of different ways. And so [69:45] that's where where we need to to do a [69:48] lot is getting outside of our comfort [69:49] zone. You know, if during the course of [69:52] this show or any I I pray about this [69:54] actually quite a bit that I could bring [69:57] I say something somewhere along the way [69:58] in any given day that bring one person [70:01] to God. And it's weird because I know my [70:03] message at times not exactly the most uh [70:05] Christlike or [laughter] Godlike [70:08] generally, but um I I do hope that I [70:12] will see things that can be provocative [70:13] enough that'll they'll get people to to [70:15] think, you know what, I need to do [70:17] something about that. And and so that [70:19] would be my hope here in this particular [70:22] case. Again, if we as as Jews and [70:24] Christians were as diligent about our [70:26] faith as the Islamists are about theirs, [70:29] so much would be different right now. I [70:30] think that's the biggest thing it's [70:31] missing. Uh it's good to uh Don in Nap [70:34] Neapville, Illinois. Don, welcome to the [70:37] show. [70:38] >> Hi Brian. Great to be on the show with [70:40] you. Um what's scary to me is that you [70:43] know if you look at history, sure we [70:46] outnumber them and I you know I see [70:47] people online. Yeah, we have we have [70:49] guns and even like the last caller [70:50] alluded to that, you know, oh yeah, I'll [70:52] protect mine. We have guns. We'll be [70:53] okay. But the thing is, the Islamists [70:56] are organized and they've got a real [70:58] vision for this. And I mean, you know, [71:01] the Bolsheviks are out number two, but [71:02] they had a vision. And guess what? They [71:04] were able to they were able to do it. [71:07] >> And to me, that's, you know, the scary [71:09] thing. And for anybody listening who [71:11] thinks that Brian's full of it, just [71:13] Google Muslim Brotherhood 100year plan [71:16] like I did about a half an hour ago, and [71:18] it is all right there. [71:20] >> There you go. They're they're not, you [71:21] know, they're not they're not exactly [71:22] like not telling us who they are. [71:26] >> Don, you're you're exactly right and I I [71:28] really appreciate that. It's one of the [71:30] things that I always put out there. It's [71:32] like, you know, people will say I'll [71:34] I'll take this this tough stance about [71:36] uh Islam and people are like, "Yeah, but [71:39] I'm like, no, you you haven't read the [71:40] Quran. You know, it's right there. The [71:43] suras will explain it to you if you read [71:45] them. The Muslim Brotherhood plan, as [71:48] you point out, it's right there. It's [71:49] not hiding. [71:51] You can find it. There are two sides of [71:54] stories, one side of facts. I operate [71:56] with facts. We'll be back with more of [71:57] them. Brian Mud in for the great one. [71:59] >> Mud loving. [72:08] >> I'm doing a quick customer satisfaction [72:10] survey. Two questions. One, is your [72:13] current wireless provider giving you [72:14] five-star service? Two, are you paying [72:17] more than $34.99 [72:19] a month for unlimited data? Now, if you [72:21] think you're paying too much for subpar [72:23] service, you should really switch to my [72:25] company, Pure Talk. In a recent industry [72:27] survey, Pure Talk was the only wireless [72:30] company to receive five stars in every [72:32] category, coverage, support, value, and [72:34] data. And now, until the end of this [72:36] week, Pure Talk is offering unlimited [72:38] data for just 15 bucks a month for your [72:41] first three months. And after that, get [72:43] unlimited data for as low as $34.99 [72:47] a month with no contract. Go to [72:49] puretalk.com/lavvin [72:51] to make the switch to my favorite [72:53] wireless company, Pure Talk. There's a [72:55] better wireless choice out there, folks. [72:57] It's called Pure Talk. And at just 15 [72:59] bucks a month for your first 3 months, [73:01] now is a great time to choose Pure Talk. [73:04] Again, that's puretalk.com/levin. [73:07] L E V I N [music] [73:13] >> No one can ever prepare for a day like [73:16] 9/11, [73:18] but we can always choose to be the kind [73:20] of nation the world saw in those days [73:24] after. [73:26] Yeah. for that short window of time when [73:28] this country was the most united by far [73:30] that we have been in our lifetimes uh [73:35] probably really ever when you take a [73:36] look I mean I remember seeing uh the for [73:39] like a twoe window even Bush had 90% [73:42] approval this country was no doubt [73:45] united for a very short window of time [73:49] and one of the things is you know [73:51] adversity always shows character can [73:53] bring out the best in people it can [73:54] bring out the worst in people. And there [73:57] are a couple things that are important [73:59] as I tie up the first piece of this [74:01] conversation before I give you the [74:03] decadeby decade breakout of the Muslim [74:05] Brotherhood's 100-year plan, where they [74:07] stand in it, how we're getting our butts [74:09] kicked, um 25 years after 9/11 [74:12] incrementally in this country. The first [74:14] thing is [74:16] bigotry is always wrong. And so the [74:18] answer isn't uh bigotry isn't hatred [74:23] towards [74:25] anyone who is Muslim towards Islam [74:27] generally. It's you know if you if you [74:29] do again the what would Jesus do thing [74:32] you work to try to convince to bring [74:34] people you don't hate. That's the the [74:37] the wrong thing to do. The other is to [74:41] be informed and [74:44] you know it's not complicated. You know, [74:46] the one person uh mentioned Revelation. [74:49] Well, when Israel falls, that's when [74:51] things go, right? We have a case of [74:53] recency bias. You know, people always [74:55] think it's going to happen, you know, [74:56] sometime soon. Every society throughout [74:58] world history is has pretty much thought [75:00] the end must be near somewhere along the [75:01] way. But given that Revelation says, [75:04] okay, well, when when Israel falls, [75:08] if the United States were not [music] [75:10] around, would the would Israel have been [75:12] reestablished? No. That happened after [75:14] World War II. If the United States fell [75:16] today, would Israel be around tomorrow? [75:19] No. There's your answer. Be right back. [75:26] >> He's here. He's here [75:30] now. Broadcasting from the underground [75:32] command post. Deep in the bowels of a [75:35] hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick [75:37] and steel of a nondescript building. [75:40] We've once again made contact with our [75:42] leader, Mark. Love man. [75:47] [music] [75:49] >> For 25 years, the deep state has hidden [75:52] the truth about what happened that day [75:55] 25 years ago. President Trump, you're [75:58] our last hope. Release the unredacted [76:01] files that implicate Saudi Arabia while [76:04] what's left of the victim's families are [76:06] still alive to see it. [76:09] >> That was a refrain that was said on more [76:11] than one occasion today. That was the [76:13] nephew of victim Lisa Marie Terry, the [76:18] 911 memorial and museum remembrance on [76:21] this 25th anniversary of 9/11 as my [76:25] message to you is that forget the never [76:27] forget. I think we we've forgotten and [76:30] more than that I think we never had our [76:31] eyes open in the first place. [76:35] So, I've been laying out the [76:36] incrementalism as part of the Muslim [76:39] Brotherhood's 100-year plan, the [76:40] takeover of the West, and how incredibly [76:42] successful they've been. [76:46] If you missed the first couple of hours, [76:49] recommend you check out the Mark Leven [76:51] podcast where you will be able to get [76:53] those and it'll catch you up to speed. [76:56] I'm getting ready to break down by [76:58] decade a summarized format of the [77:01] 100-year plan. [77:04] And you can see what's happened. You can [77:07] see where we are. You can see where [77:10] we're going. [77:12] And the where we're going is what's [77:13] going to happen if we continue to do [77:15] things the way we've been doing it for [77:17] the past 25 years. Actually 50. But we [77:19] had what should have been the biggest [77:21] wakeup call to open our eyes 25 years [77:24] ago today. [77:26] But if 9/11 didn't do it, what is? [77:29] What is? [77:31] Which is why I've taken this occasion [77:35] to try to hit you right between the eyes [77:38] with information [77:40] and maybe open some, maybe be [77:42] provocative in a way that all of us are [77:44] like, you know what, maybe we need to do [77:46] things a little bit differently from [77:47] here [77:50] because the approach we're taking is a [77:52] means to an end. [77:56] Brian Mud and for the great one, Mark [77:59] Leven. I'm the host of the Brian Mud [78:01] Show. It's always an honor and a [78:03] pleasure being here with you. Would love [78:05] it if you did go ahead and follow the [78:08] Brian Mud Show podcast, wherever you get [78:11] your podcast, if you don't already. Know [78:14] a lot of you folks over the years have [78:15] been uh subscribers to my podcast. I [78:18] really appreciate that. It's been huge, [78:21] huge, huge for me over the years and [78:23] continuing to see that podcast growth. [78:25] Uh, so thank you. You can also check out [78:27] Brian Mudra Radio socially basically [78:30] everywhere there, too. [78:34] So, let's dive in on the Muslim [78:38] Brotherhood's 100year plan, the Islamic [78:42] West. [78:46] The first decade that was laid out in [78:49] the plan, it's the 1980s. Okay, the this [78:52] whole thing came to light in 1982. [78:56] In the 1980s, the first decade that the [79:01] effort was put in motion. [79:04] And so [79:06] the idea in the 80s was to establish the [79:09] strategic framework for the takeover in [79:13] the west. establish the strategic [79:15] strategic framework. And so the idea [79:17] here was to develop the long-term [79:20] vision, [79:22] identify western societies as [79:24] environments for Islamic mo movement [79:27] building and establish organizational [79:30] and financial infrastructure. Okay. So [79:33] the 80s was about [79:36] identifying western societies [79:40] as environments for Islamic movement [79:42] building and then establishing some [79:44] organizational and financial [79:46] infrastructure in the west. [79:50] What was uh what was the '90s? What was [79:53] the idea there? Now, [79:56] in the '90s, the idea was to build the [79:59] North American network. [80:02] '90s was about getting a foothold in [80:05] North America. And so the idea was to [80:09] establish and connect mosques, [80:12] associations, [80:14] charities, [80:16] schools, student organizations, and [80:19] professional networks [80:21] to develop a [80:24] specific North American strategy. [80:27] Okay. 90 is all about establishing and [80:29] connecting mosques associations, [80:32] charities, schools, student [80:33] organizations, professional networks [80:37] for a North American strategy. [80:44] How about the 2000s? [80:47] What was the idea and the third decade [80:51] of the Muslim Brotherhood's 100year [80:54] plan? [80:58] It was for institutional consolidation [81:03] in the 2000s. [81:06] The plan called for expanding community [81:09] institutions, [81:12] advocacy organizations [81:14] for Islam, [81:17] educational infrastructure [81:21] and financial capacity, [81:24] developing relationships with political [81:28] and civic institutions. [81:33] Okay, so you think about that. [81:38] the first decade of this century, [81:40] expanding community institutions, [81:42] advocacy organizations. And as I go [81:45] through this, you can probably begin to [81:47] mentally fill in the blanks with a lot [81:49] of groups and names and things, [81:51] educational infrastructure, financial [81:53] capacity, developing relationships with [81:55] political and civic institutions. Okay, [81:57] how about last decade? [81:59] What was the idea in the 100year plan [82:03] last decade [82:06] in the 2010s? [82:09] By then, the idea in the [82:14] fourth [82:16] full decade [82:18] of the 100-year plan, political and [82:22] civic integration and influence. [82:26] The Muslim Brotherhood wanted to [82:28] increase participation in elections, [82:33] wanted to increase participation in [82:35] government, [82:37] in universities, [82:39] in media, [82:41] in civil rights organizations [82:44] and civic institutions. [82:47] Called on developing Muslim political [82:50] leadership and to broaden alliances. [82:55] Okay. to last decade. Think about this. [82:58] Increasing participation in elections, [83:00] government, universities, media, civil [83:03] rights organizations, civic [83:05] institutions, developing Muslim [83:07] political leadership, and broadening [83:09] alliances. [83:11] When was the squad? [83:14] Not only have they been enormously [83:16] successful in this, you remember that it [83:18] was the 2018 election cycle that we got [83:20] the squad. [83:24] They were just looking to increase [83:26] participation in elections and then [83:28] start developing Muslim political [83:30] leadership. [83:33] Boy, they did well, huh? [83:37] What's the plan where we are right now? [83:41] What are the 2020s about? If we take the [83:43] timeline laid out, we summarize it from [83:47] the Islamic takeover of the west [83:53] move [clears throat] [83:53] from participation [83:56] toward institutional influence. [84:00] I mean, it's really rather remarkable [84:03] when we take a look at this having been [84:05] laid out over 50 years ago now [84:09] and how spoton [84:12] the organization of the Islamist has [84:14] been. So to move from participation [84:18] toward institutional influence, [84:21] the idea increase the number of elected [84:25] officials, [84:27] political organizations, [84:30] advocacy networks, [84:33] and influence within education, [84:35] media, [84:37] corporations, and government. [84:44] I mentioned at the top of the second [84:47] hour [84:49] just what [84:51] how significant the increase in elected [84:55] officials happened to be over 25 years [84:57] ago. [85:00] 25 years ago today, 9/11 2001, [85:04] there were exactly two Islamic elected [85:08] officials in the United States of [85:09] America, both in Michigan, which was the [85:14] uh ground zero takeover space for [85:17] Islamists in this country, where they [85:19] grabbed Foothold Dearborn poster child [85:23] and began exporting [85:28] two 25 years ago. [85:31] to 255 [85:33] now. [85:36] Think they're right on plan there. 2020 [85:39] is all about increasing the number of [85:40] elected officials, political [85:42] organizations, advocacy networks, [85:44] influence within education, media, [85:47] corporations, and government. [85:51] If you remember the number of terrorist [85:53] attacks I was talking about, including [85:55] even having one recently in Tucson, [85:57] Arizona, not even called an Islamic [85:58] terror attack. was just written off as [86:00] like a local murder of two people uh [86:03] being investig investigated as a hate [86:05] crime. It's all part of the influence in [86:07] media in education. We can't teach this [86:10] stuff. You know that there are only 15 [86:11] states that have 9/11 education. It's [86:14] part of the curriculum. Only 15 [86:18] media just hate crimes. We don't have [86:20] Islamic terror anymore. [86:22] Don't even tell you what goes on outside [86:24] the country at all with Islamic terror. [86:27] We have five and a half Islamic terror [86:29] attacks every day. [86:31] Doesn't make the news. [86:34] Think they've been effective in this [86:35] regard. [86:38] Okay, [86:39] that's where we are now. The 2020s, [86:42] where are we going? [86:45] If we don't do anything any differently, [86:48] where are we going? Because they've [86:51] already shown us that they have been [86:52] damn successful for the past 50 years. [86:56] So if we continue to, you know, sit here [86:59] every 911, go never forget and get our [87:01] asses kicked by Islam, where is this [87:03] thing going? [87:07] The 2030s. [87:10] Greater political leverage. [87:13] Greater political leverage. [87:17] use an increasingly established [87:20] institutional base to influence [87:23] legislation, [87:25] public policy, and political coalitions. [87:30] Okay? So, it's all about increasing [87:32] numbers in elected office this decade, [87:35] right? Along with the media manipulation [87:37] and and everything else. [87:40] So, next decade, it's about [87:44] using that gained [87:47] leverage politically [87:51] to influence legislation, public policy, [87:54] political coalitions [87:56] in a way that's favorable for Islam. [88:00] That's the 2030s. [88:03] What would the goal of the 2040s be as [88:06] part of the 100-year plan? [88:10] Well, that would be the normalization of [88:12] Islamist political ideas. [88:17] All part of the boiling frog here. The [88:19] idea by the 2040s, if we do nothing any [88:22] differently, is that the Islamists will [88:24] move ideas previously regarded as [88:28] specifically Islamist [88:31] toward greater acceptance with [88:33] mainstream political discourse and [88:35] institutions. [88:37] Okay? So, no longer will it be [88:41] outside of of the norm. [88:46] You will not think of [88:50] Islam as anything any different than you [88:52] would the idea of Christianity or or [88:55] Judaism. The Judeo-Christian values this [88:58] country is founded upon. It would be it [89:00] just complete normalization of the [89:03] Islamist political ideas. Now again [89:05] there is nothing compatible with this [89:07] country and Islam's political ideas. [89:11] Take a look at every Islamist governed [89:14] country in the world. If you have any [89:15] doubts about what that looks like, look [89:17] at every country that is governed by [89:19] Islam. [89:21] Every Islamic law country in the world. [89:23] What does that look like? [89:26] Far cry from the United States of [89:27] America, isn't it? [89:35] So that's the 2040s. [89:39] That would leave us three more decades. [89:42] Where will those go if we do nothing any [89:45] differently? I'll break that down for [89:47] you next. Brian Mud in for the great [89:49] one. [89:50] >> Mud loven. [89:53] [music] [90:04] My husband Tom Strada. You are missed [90:07] more with each year that passes. But how [90:09] can it be 25 years [music] and still we [90:13] have no justice for the role that Saudi [90:16] Arabia played in your murder? [90:18] >> Yeah. Terry Strada, the memorial in New [90:22] York City today on this 25th anniversary [90:25] of 9/11 as this is still about Islam and [90:29] specifically as we sit here and pay [90:33] homage to [90:36] those who were heroes that day, those [90:40] who are victims that day, the the [90:42] families. We say things like never [90:44] forget [90:47] what's really been going on over the [90:48] past 25 years and actually 50 years [90:52] Islam's takeover of the West and the [90:54] success of it. [90:58] I had brought you up to where we will be [91:01] in the 2040s if we do nothing [91:04] differently. [91:06] So we get down to the final few decades [91:08] of the plan. If we continue down this [91:11] path for another 25 years that takes us [91:14] into [91:17] the 2050s, right? Where will we be in [91:20] the 2050s if we do nothing any [91:22] differently and continue to allow [91:26] Islam to take over the West? Well, the [91:29] plan for the 2050s is generational [91:32] consolidation. [91:34] See, by then the Muslim Brotherhood [91:37] plans that the second and third [91:39] generation Muslim Americans be able to [91:42] occupy prominent positions in politics, [91:46] in education, in business, in media, and [91:50] civil society. So it is to take all the [91:55] influence across all sects of society [91:58] that second and third generation [92:01] and consolidate and get it all moving in [92:04] the same direction. [92:10] So where would we be by the60s? [92:14] The second to last full decade of the [92:16] plan institutional parody and influence. [92:21] So by then the idea is that Muslim [92:23] institutions are to become major [92:26] participants in American political and [92:28] cultural life rather than being viewed [92:30] as minority community institutions. So [92:34] by the60s [92:36] the the mainstream or even the [92:38] predominant influence in culture and [92:40] society in the United States is to be [92:43] Islam. [92:45] And so that takes us up to the final [92:48] full decade of the plan. And then what [92:51] lies at the end of it? [92:54] What does that look like exactly? Where [92:56] will we be if we do nothing any [92:59] differently than what we've been doing? [93:01] I'll break that down for you next. Bry [93:03] in for the great one. [93:07] >> Right versus left is right versus wrong. [93:12] Call Mark at 877381 [music] [93:15] 3811. [93:17] Our mission [93:20] is to make sure it never happens again. [93:24] Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne [93:27] Mullen today [93:30] and we can say this while we have in a [93:34] lot of ways not been minding the store [93:37] as I've been breaking down on this 25th [93:39] anniversary of 9/11 [93:43] and we know that there have been a lot [93:44] of failures [93:46] when it comes to security at various [93:48] levels over the years [93:51] to not have had something on the scale [93:52] of a 9/11 or been close in the 25 years [93:55] since. There's been an awful lot of [93:58] great work behind the scenes that we [93:59] never knew about. [94:02] And [94:04] that's the thing, you know, you only [94:07] it's like referees are umpires, right? [94:10] They're only part of the story. They [94:12] only get attention if they're not doing [94:14] a good job. And that's the case in in [94:18] that capacity. [94:20] A lot of folks have done a great job and [94:23] we have no idea. [94:25] Brian Mud in for Mark Levin. I've been [94:28] breaking down the 100year plan, [94:32] the project set forward [94:35] starting in the 1980s by the Muslim [94:37] Brotherhood. [94:38] And I've broken down decade by decade [94:41] what the idea has been [94:45] to take over the West. [94:48] If you are just joining us, [94:52] I highly recommend that you end up [94:54] checking out the Mark Leven Show podcast [94:56] and you can get caught up to speed. [95:00] And now at the end [95:04] where we will be in the 2070s if we do [95:07] nothing differently, if we just continue [95:09] this incremental path because they are [95:13] absolutely on plan, if not ahead of [95:15] schedule with where they want to be [95:19] in 2026, [95:22] but as they would come near the end of [95:24] their plan, [95:26] what would the 2070s look like? [95:30] The final full decade of the plan calls [95:32] for political transformation. [95:36] The idea would be for Islamist political [95:39] organizations [95:40] to translate the institutional influence [95:44] into broader changes in law and [95:47] governance. This is the transformation [95:50] over to Islamic law. [95:56] So the decade before the60s [95:59] was to leverage [96:03] to pull together [96:05] the parody and influence [96:07] for the Muslim institutions [96:12] to become major participants in in [96:15] American political and cultural life [96:19] and then to transform [96:22] politically society in the '7s, [96:26] which takes us up to the end of the [96:28] 100redyear plan around 2080 or so. Where [96:34] would that put us? [96:37] The long-term endgame here, [96:40] the broad ideological objective that is [96:42] described [96:44] is the establishment of Islamic [96:47] political order and government. [96:50] Islamic political order and government. [96:53] Islamic law, [96:56] Sharia law. [96:59] Now, for those who [97:02] have not read the Quran, [97:05] the Quran's chapters are known as suras. [97:10] And I'm just going to list off a few [97:13] because people are like, "Well, the [97:15] Quran, it doesn't it's not bad. It [97:17] doesn't." [97:20] Like anything else, you have Muslims [97:22] that will pick and choose what they want [97:24] out of Islam. [97:26] No different than [97:28] the different sects of of most religions [97:31] where people will pick and choose. But [97:32] then there is originalism. [97:35] In every religion, you have originalism. [97:39] The Quran is the Quran. [97:44] And in Surah 95, [97:47] you will find this. [97:49] Surah 95 reads, "So when the sacred [97:53] months expire, [97:56] kill the mushriicks. Those are believers [97:59] and other gods. [98:01] Wherever you find them, [98:04] and catch them, and besiege them, and [98:08] set an ambush for them everywhere." [98:13] When the four forbidden months are over, [98:18] wherever [98:20] you encounter the idoltors, [98:23] kill them, seize them, [98:27] besiege them, wait for them at every [98:30] lookout post. [98:33] It's pretty clear, right? [98:36] Pat Mohamad's a really nice guy other [98:39] than that kind of stuff. In surah 47:4 [98:42] it states this. [98:45] When you meet the unbelievers in the [98:47] battlefield, [98:48] strike off their heads. [98:51] People wonder where did all the [98:52] beheadings come with Islamic terrorism. [98:55] Surah 47:4 says it right there. [98:59] It's very specific. The Quran, you know, [99:02] the religion of peace here, Islam. [99:05] In Surah 40 and 476, it states this. [99:10] The true believers fight for the cause [99:13] of God, but the infidels fight for the [99:16] devil. [99:17] Fight then against the friends of Satan. [99:23] Unless there be any doubt, you have [99:24] surah 48:29 which states this. [99:29] Muhammad is the messenger of Allah and [99:32] those with him are forceful against the [99:37] disbelievers, [99:39] merciful among themselves. Okay? So you [99:42] are to be forceful [99:45] against those who are not with Muhammad, [99:48] not with Allah. [99:51] You either see it our way or we are to [99:54] be forceful [99:56] with again the instructions that I laid [99:58] out previously but merciful among among
[100:02] ourselves. You know
[100:06] the Quran has always called for and
[100:09] continues to call for acts that we
[100:11] recognize as terror
[100:14] against anyone who isn't with Muhammad.
[100:20] And then you get into how many people
[100:23] actually believe this stuff.
[100:26] So how many people are are down with
[100:28] Sharia law that are real observant
[100:31] Islamists?
[100:33] You know, it's actually almost all of
[100:34] them.
[100:36] Pew Research has studied this over the
[100:38] years.
[100:40] And the Pew Research Center found 80% of
[100:43] Muslims in Asia
[100:46] believe in Shria.
[100:49] Based upon your African country of
[100:51] choice, no less than 64%
[100:54] up to 74% of Muslims
[100:58] in African countries
[101:02] and then also throughout the Middle
[101:03] East, it's around 75%
[101:06] more broadly believe in Islam under
[101:10] Shria.
[101:13] Exactly what's called for the Muslim
[101:15] Brotherhood plan.
[101:17] Again, one of the things that people
[101:19] always said about the the the poor
[101:22] Palestinians,
[101:24] no, they voted for Hamas.
[101:26] I mean, the crazy thing is they had a
[101:28] terrorist government previously. They're
[101:30] like, "No, these people aren't terrorist
[101:31] enough for us." The whole Yaser Arafat
[101:34] thing like give us Hamas. These people
[101:36] are serious.
[101:38] They really want to make sure that
[101:39] Israel doesn't exist and get rid of all
[101:42] the river to sea. these people would do
[101:45] it. And they voted them in
[101:46] overwhelmingly.
[101:48] They weren't victims. They asked for it.
[101:51] They wanted it. Overwhelmingly, Muslims
[101:55] around the world are actually observant
[101:57] of the Quran.
[102:01] It's the uncomfortable truth that people
[102:05] don't want to realize in this country
[102:08] that don't appreciate.
[102:11] This is still about Islam.
[102:14] So there you go. Let's dive in. Uh we've
[102:17] had Paul who's been super patient in
[102:20] Connecticut. Paul, welcome to the show.
[102:23] >> Hey, how are you? Great to um yeah, very
[102:27] insightful. Um so, you know, very
[102:32] concerned obviously and let's call it
[102:35] for what it is. Um you know, it is an
[102:39] invasion. there are enclaves uh being
[102:43] set up throughout the country. Um
[102:48] you know most of the 57 countries that
[102:51] were taken down by Islam were Christian
[102:56] or Judeo at one point in time. So
[103:00] everything you've said about the
[103:02] business end of what they're up to is
[103:05] supported by history uh and truth. So
[103:09] then if we look at you know the core uh
[103:13] pledge in our
[103:16] government oath to support and defend
[103:19] uh foreign and domestic you know enemies
[103:23] foreign and domestic while I applaud you
[103:27] know the president's efforts against
[103:30] Iran I mean certainly most needed
[103:33] without a doubt but uh I don't feel
[103:36] there's a com commensurate emphasis here
[103:40] stateates side uh on repelling this
[103:43] invasion. It it's just stunning to me
[103:46] that uh Dearbornne, Michigan
[103:50] has Arabic street signs. Uh
[103:54] complete takeover and the nonsense in
[103:58] Minnesota and uh there's a
[104:02] Hamlet, New York, is Lombberg.
[104:07] Uh Tomkins, New York, that's supposedly
[104:10] the headquarters for the Muslims of
[104:13] America. I mean,
[104:15] >> so you're exactly right. You're exactly
[104:18] right. And one of the things that I
[104:20] could do, you know, is I went through
[104:22] the plan over the course of time. You
[104:26] could fill in a lot of the the different
[104:29] um gaps information. You just did with a
[104:32] lot of the road map and the plan as I
[104:34] explained increase political influence,
[104:36] begin, you know, the the takeover of
[104:38] certain communities. You you've got to
[104:40] do this institutionally. You've got to
[104:42] do it in business. You you've got to do
[104:44] it educationally. You've got to uh
[104:46] manipulate media and infiltrate media. I
[104:49] mean, we have all these different types
[104:51] of things we can point to from the
[104:53] political influence in in uh Dearbornne
[104:56] and Michigan at large uh to establishing
[105:00] other communities across the country. It
[105:02] was not a mistake that you ended up in
[105:04] the center of the country and began
[105:06] working your way out eradicating uh you
[105:10] know the society that had existed there,
[105:13] the culture that had been there before,
[105:15] proof of concepts in this country, the
[105:17] organizations like CARE that have been
[105:19] around now for going on three decades.
[105:23] All of these things very specifically
[105:25] are are part of the plan and uh and so
[105:28] you've na you you you've hit the nail on
[105:29] the head and your historical point is is
[105:32] well taken too. You know, it's so easy
[105:34] for Christians in particular to overlook
[105:38] one of the most obvious examples of how
[105:40] this story goes. All you need to do is
[105:42] take a look at what was at one point the
[105:45] height of Christianity in Constantinople
[105:47] that is now in symbol. Uh any questions?
[105:50] I mean that was a long time ago that
[105:52] went down too. hasn't gotten any better
[105:54] in Turkey since. Um, thank you for the
[105:57] call. Let's go to Michael in Texas.
[106:00] Michael, welcome to the show.
[106:02] >> Hi, Brian. How are you?
[106:04] >> Well, thank you.
[106:05] >> Good.
[106:06] >> Well, I don't mean to sound negative,
[106:08] Nelly. The sky is falling, but my point
[106:10] is I think uh the United States is gone
[106:14] and has been gone. Um, it's several
[106:17] points for me to back this up, but I
[106:20] think the the tumor began with Obama. It
[106:23] is here and in 25 years it is
[106:26] metastasized.
[106:27] Minetses will be springing up in Frisco,
[106:31] Texas shortly.
[106:33] And uh I was down in San Antonio a
[106:36] couple of Christmases ago at midnight.
[106:38] We went to the big shopping mall. Lots
[106:40] of Muslims in full regalia. I didn't
[106:43] realize what was going on. Their
[106:46] practice back then was to parade. We're
[106:49] here. We're a presence. A guy called a
[106:52] while back talking about biblical
[106:54] things. And that's the thing that gives
[106:56] me the most truth. Revelation,
[106:58] some other books in particular.
[107:01] It says, "You will see the signs of the
[107:03] end times, but you won't know." And
[107:05] everyone talks about war and natural
[107:07] disasters. I think one of the main
[107:09] things is the weird sexuality.
[107:13] And then let me change to I think the
[107:15] idea of us being galvanized. We're not
[107:17] divided. We're divided about six
[107:20] different things. The climate
[107:21] worshippers,
[107:23] the blacks versus the whites versus
[107:25] Latinos, etc., etc. I look at the last
[107:29] 25 years. I don't see how we can come
[107:32] together to stand against this.
[107:34] >> Michael, I uh I appreciate the call and
[107:37] I I I understand where you're coming
[107:39] from. And I think the key is that we all
[107:41] have to do our part, right? If we
[107:44] suddenly said, you know what, rather
[107:46] than just sitting back and letting this
[107:48] happen, what is it that I could do to
[107:50] make a difference today? How is it that
[107:52] maybe I could spread the message about
[107:54] my faith and try to bring people my way
[107:56] and and not be politically correct when
[107:58] it comes to your Christian Christianity?
[108:01] Because they're not being politically
[108:02] correct. If we didn't play that that
[108:05] game, if we didn't go into our box and
[108:07] our hole, we wouldn't be having this
[108:09] conversation. And that's my point. Not
[108:11] on our watch. I'm Brian Mud in for the
[108:14] great one.
[108:15] >> Mud loving.
[108:22] [music]
[108:28] When future generations come here in 25,
[108:32] 100 or 250 years from now, they will
[108:36] stand in a nation that is free and
[108:40] unyielding in the face of evil.
[108:43] >> God willing president today, will they
[108:46] though? If we allow Islam's 100-year
[108:49] plan to continue the way, we're not
[108:50] getting anywhere close to that.
[108:53] But it's a choice. You know, every day
[108:56] it's a choice.
[108:58] What I had mentioned to begin with is if
[109:01] we in our faith were anywhere as
[109:04] dedicated as the Islamists are in
[109:07] theirs, we wouldn't have had 9/11.
[109:10] We wouldn't be having this conversation.
[109:13] There wouldn't be a very successful
[109:16] 51-year track record of the Muslim
[109:19] Brotherhood's takeover of the West. But
[109:21] we haven't been. And so that's my
[109:24] challenge
[109:26] at the conclusion of this show. What is
[109:28] it that you're going to do differently?
[109:31] Do you care enough about this country?
[109:33] Do you care enough about your faith?
[109:39] Now, after a very heavy day,
[109:43] a heavy show, though, I think I gave you
[109:46] the information you needed,
[109:49] I got three pieces of good news for you.
[109:52] The first is it is Friday, so you got
[109:55] that going for you. The next is
[109:59] you've got two great Life, Liberty, and
[110:02] Livein shows this weekend. Coming up
[110:04] tomorrow, Charles Payne and Ambassador
[110:07] Mark um Michael Lighter rather, uh
[110:10] joining the great one on Life, Liberty,
[110:12] Leven, of course, Saturday, 8:00 p.m.
[110:14] Eastern, Fox News Channel. And you
[110:16] always want to make sure you have the
[110:17] DVR ready to go, too. Catch a catch
[110:21] live. You can always go ahead and have
[110:22] that DVR ready to go. And then on
[110:25] Sunday,
[110:26] Life, Liberty, Levin, 8 Eastern, Sunday,
[110:30] you've got Jonathan Turley,
[110:32] Mark Thson that are Mark's guest. So,
[110:35] two great Life, Liberty, and Levven
[110:38] shows coming up this weekend. And then
[110:40] the other piece of great news is they
[110:42] got the great one that is going to be
[110:43] back on Monday. So, look at that. Three
[110:47] good things to look forward to as we
[110:50] ride into the weekend.
[110:54] Again, if you missed this show, any of
[110:57] it, go back, listen to the podcast,
[110:59] share it with others. God bless you. God
[111:02] bless [music] this country. Always an
[111:04] honor. Brian Mudden for Mark Levin.
