Raheem Kassam

Like, what is this 39% cap that I keep hearing of?

And who really serves to benefit from what you call these antiquated rules?

So the question I always get asked, and I'll throw it your way, is what do you mean?

We're in charge.

We should be able to do whatever we want.

Why hasn't this been fixed already?

And Daniel, this is an activist audience.

These are not people who sort of just sit and listen to this stuff and go, oh, okay, really interesting, and then kick their feet up.

um they will want to know what they can do where they can go how they can take action um to to stop this i imagine i think they what firstly they want to learn more they want these not the kind of audience that will just take mine and your word for it um so where can they go and learn more about this issue and and then i'm going to ask you a little difficult question you know there are people on the

presumptively on the political right in the media world, who appear to be in favor of the way that these things have been for so long.

So how do we address that?

And then where can people go to learn more and take some action?

Well, Daniel, I really appreciate that.

And as somebody who's only sort of recently come to get to grips with this issue, I will happily declare myself on your side as well.

Well, yeah, Rahim's done a great job.

He's left London to stand.

I'm still here.

And this was showing some of the courts that are operating, some of the Sharia courts that are operating in the US.

To give you an example, in the UK we've got 85 Sharia courts.

They've been operating since 1982.