Raymond Ibrahim

Almost as bad as what they got in Minnesota with the Somalians.

But what I don't understand is why is the lieutenant governor, your lieutenant governor, who's supposed to be a conservative, has been the biggest pusher of these schools like Harmony, etc., which are basically Islamic schools.

This one driven by a quite dangerous, I would say, you know, cult tied to a Turk culture.

who had exile here in the United States away from Erdogan, but was a pretty militant brand of Islam.

Why has the lieutenant governor of the state been such a driver, not just in the school choice program, but to make sure that you could actually start these Islamic schools, ma'am?

Joanne, you're leading an effort to make sure that everything comes together on primary day on 3 March, including a massive push to pass its highest possible percentage of vote, Proposition 10, which is really about banning Sharia law in Texas.

Where do people go to find out more about the grassroots efforts you're leading and the details of what you're saying about this Islamic invasion and how we have to really stop it, start to stop it on March 3rd on this primary day?

Ma'am.

Joanne, social media, do you have, you got a website you go to, do you have social media people can track your coordinates?

Ma'am, as long as Texas has folks like you that are tough as boot leather, things are going to turn out fine.

Honor to have you on here.

Honor to be working with you on this topic.

Thank you, ma'am.

Thank God.

Thank God in heaven we got them.

Thank you, ma'am.

Raymond, we're going to have you on a lot because you're, I think, one of the best educators of people in the world.

You come from a long line of Coptic Christians, correct?

Yeah, Coptic Christians.

And those are the indigenous inhabitants of Egypt who are, of course, all Christian.