Tristan Tate

I'd like to.

But at the same time, I understand that he has people in his ear telling him to preach to me to bring me over to the Muslim side, let's say.

And there's no way at this point in my life when Andrew and I have so much to do that I'm going to create conflict in mine and his working relationship and our brotherhood and everything we're trying to achieve in this world.

I feel like these are conversations that when we're 45 –

46 plus.

We're going to sit down and really hash out in detail.

Once I'm off the internet, at this time in our lives, we certainly have to stand as a united front against everything we're up against.

And we try not to create internal conflict.

That's not to say that we don't discuss these things.

Because we do.

But I never discuss them to the world.

I never discuss our talking points and how we, you know, debate with each other to the world.

And we certainly would never sit on a podcast together and, you know, me argue the truth of Christianity and him argue Islam against me.

Because I just don't feel it's pertinent to do at this point in time.

But, you know, he found we spend a lot of time in the Middle East and he fell into the Islamic religion through some very good friends of mine.

And I said the Gulf Muslims, I think, are the real Muslims in the world.

And yes, there's a lot of toxic Muslims, but if we're perfectly honest, there's a lot of toxic Christians.

I mean, the Rwandan genocide is the largest genocide ever to take place on the continent of Africa.

And Rwanda is Africa's most Christian country.

And these people were perverted by so-called pastors on various radio stations.