Frank Gaffney

But I think, as you say, more and more Americans, and it's not just in Texas, it's not just in Minnesota, it's across our country, who are finally finding the courage to say what needs to be said about this, which is this is unacceptable.

We will not submit and we will not be terrorized into remaining silent until we are forced to submit.

This is a breakthrough moment.

And I just want to say that when we had some conversations down in Texas on the margins of that very important dinner on the 29th, excuse me, the 9th of January.

with Geert Wilders and you and Glenn Beck, Peter McEvina.

It was just an extraordinary moment.

And the focus that you've put on specifically this primary ballot proposition on the 3rd of March, in which five simple words—

will be put to the people voting.

They're supposed to be Republicans, and I hope it will predominantly be Republicans.

It's a Republican primary after all, but it's kind of an open one.

But the five words are these.

Texas should prohibit Sharia law.

It couldn't be more clearly put.

And I couldn't be more excited about the extent to which the people of the state and their political leaders are now resonating to this vital message.

And I hope with your help, we will make it a crushing victory that in turn sets the stage for it becoming Sharia, really becomes a voting issue across the country this fall.

No, it's way beyond what I'd hoped for.

It's what we need.

More to the point, Steve.

And to Byron Henry, look, he's on ground zero.

Collin County is where this fight is being waged most obviously.