Matt Fradd

And they said to me, you wouldn't be executed.

They just, that's great.

Yeah, I'll tell my wife, you'll just be deported.

But if you lived there, you'd be beheaded.

Maybe you and I can go.

What do you, I mean, it's easy to point to Islam and point out the errors, and fair enough, we should always do that.

But also, what does that say about us, that we have apostatized as a nation and abandoned Christ and the faith?

Yeah, it's terrifying.

We've said that men can have periods, that fornication is okay, that prostitution is sex work.

That's the other kind of part of this argument for Islam that I can see.

Like someone, okay, it's simple, the brotherhood thing, it's masculine.

Also, I don't know, like are there...

Are there queers for Palestine in Palestine?

Like are there?

I wonder if the reason you see people like Tucker Carlson going against the kind of main, I don't know, the kind of understanding that you and I would have against Islam is...

He rightly looks at the state of America and the state of morals within our country and despairs over it.

The argument isn't Islam or American culture as it currently exists.

That's not what we're saying.

No, yeah.

As it currently exists, it's absolutely depraved and damnable, and America doesn't exist to... We don't deserve to exist as a country.