John Gillette

And we've got to put a stop to it.

There are direct linkages to Hamas, UNRWA,

has received money from the people in this country.

UNRWA was part of the attacks in Israel.

And to say that there's no linkage and we should not designate them a terrorist organization is absurd.

We heard in testimony yesterday from the Democrats who all voted no on this bill, that terrorism is a made up word

to cause fear.

It's a narrative to strike fear.

My rebuttal to that, we had two American soldiers, National Guard members, American soldiers on the street in Washington, D.C., our nation's capital, shot by a member of radical Islam, transported to this country by Joe Biden.

Now, if that's not the definition of terrorism, I don't know what is, because he was here to enforce a political will of Sharia law and shot two American soldiers.

I don't know how much more terrorism we need to see before we take action.

100%.

The Democrats, we did have one.

They obviously didn't read the bill because they were focusing in on Arizona Care.

The bill dealt with care as a nationwide organization, and the subcharters that follow the national organization obviously would be affected, but this bill deals with national care.

We had one representative on the Democrat side read from the Holy Land lawsuit case, and she read verbatim the linkage established by the FBI as

Kerr being a co-conspirator, unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land case, sending money to Hamas and still voted no.

The other two Democrats voted no, saying that we were Islamophobic.

They did not.

And a key thing that was mentioned, and we all caught this immediately, the attorney for Arizona Care stood behind the podium and said, none of this is true.