John Guandolo

All of the major organizations, Hamas doing business as CARE, Hamas doing business as MGAGE, Students for Justice in Palestine,

American Muslims in Palestine, the whole nine yards, the Islamic circle in North America, ICNA relief, Islamic societies, Islamic associations, Muslim student associations on every major campus.

The network is significant.

The NAIT-owned property, North American Islamic Trust, Sharia financing board, Sharia supervisory boards.

Several people have mentioned a number of things about the movement in general, and it's all happening now.

in texas we've got major financial organizations uh for the islamic movement uh that have sharia supervisory boards and they put it on their websites they're much more out in the open now than they've ever been and i just want to say the reason for that is their assessment is uh they're taking texas because they're seeing almost no

resistance.

The state government is not only not doing anything, they're allowing the movement to flourish here and the federal government's doing absolutely nothing.

Or the worst, they're actually helping with what they're doing here in Texas.

So it's a complete train wreck.

well i can't there's no rational reason for that uh... it's that there are a number of reasons why politicians the leadership of texas the governor allowing this to happen uh... but to be clear uh... that number that i put out is a is a minimal number we know there are more than that now that's taxpayer dollars that ninety but hang on but hang on back back back it up back it up for a minute just walk through what you've got we want to make sure we got the facts right

No, these are facts.

I'll give you just one data point.

Uh,

$67.9 million just to the Menara Academy and its network in Texas, and that's 2015 to 2025 numbers.

Including this year, they're still giving money, taxpayer money from the government, from Texas Education Department.

So that's just one number.

One place.

And that's an amazing place.

number if you think about it for one place you've also got in addition to the taxpayer dollars in Texas you've got grants for organizations across Texas and I've got I just jotted out some for the for the discussion here today and I'll just give you a couple so just in