Scott Coburn

Yeah, actually, I grew up in Plano.

So I had seen kind of how that community has changed over the years.

Well, when I lived in Plano in the late 80s, early 90s, it was just a podunk, you know, suburb of Dallas.

And we didn't think anything of it.

I didn't even know what Islamification was.

Yeah.

No, no.

And going back to Epic, wow.

I mean, you talk about they're trying to slide one in stealth mode.

And thank God.

Well, nobody, there was no...

Nobody knew what was going on or what the real motive was for that community until Paxson and some of the others started exposing it and some of the local politicians up there on our side.

And once the covers came off and people started seeing it for what it really was, you saw what happened.

Abbott, Cornyn, and others got involved to say no more.

But...

Yeah, and Steve, I want to be clear.

I mean, we're not into squashing anybody's First Amendment freedom of religion.

If you worship whatever God you want,

I don't care.

But when you start bringing in things like Sharia law and you start challenging the tenets of our United States Constitution and the rights of our American citizens, you've drawn the line, especially with Texans.