Dana El-Kurd
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4,891 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 30 May
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It's, of course, worth pointing out that Nigerian government has pushed back on this narrative that these strikes are to defend Christians.
There are Christian...
bishops in Nigeria who have pushed back on this narrative.
Because as with many Islamist terror groups, the majority of people these people have killed are not Christians, right?
Many of them are Muslims.
Many of them are people of various other faiths.
Like Boko Haram, right?
The name roughly translates to like a Western style education is forbidden.
It's haram, right?
They're going after people who are in that community who have sought out Western education.
There are many, many, many instances, I could say, of these people killing Muslim people.
Hegseth wants to make this a crusade, and that's just not how things are on the ground.
It's a very simplistic understanding of a much more complicated reality.
But yeah, that is what I have on Nigeria this week.
He is right that the US media covers Africa much less than it should, but we're trying to do our best here.
We have one more story, big story, before we close.
But first, we should mention the Republican primary in Texas on Tuesday.
After gaining Trump's endorsement last week, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won the runoff election in the Republican Senate primary race.
Paxton won by almost 400,000 votes, beating the four-term incumbent Republican Senator John Cornyn at 64% to 36% of the vote.
This is the second week in a row where Trump has successfully intervened to steer a congressional primary win away from incumbents and toward staunch mega-loyalists.
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