Wade Miller

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I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

War Room.

Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.

You know, we're looking all over the country at all these things that are starting to happen in Minneapolis and outside of Houston, Epic City and elsewhere, and wanting to really have a conversation that people are just unwilling to have, which is to say, maybe our vetting processes are wrong and maybe we're not conducting them right.

And if you look at all of the data and the polling data,

We're bringing in people to this country just because they're not members of Al-Qaeda, but they still believe in large percentages.

Some of these are—90 percent plus of the entire population believes some of these things about child marriage, about, you know, murdering apostates, about, you know, stoning to death, you know, women if they're victims of rape.

I mean, all sorts of very culturally odd and radicalized things that do not belong in our communities.

And we wanted to just kind of re-elevate this in light of what we're starting to see.

You know, we made these arguments in 2021 and 2022, and we were browbeaten by people on our side, you know, the right of center, who would say that, well, these people in Afghanistan, they fought alongside of us.

Well, you know, we don't owe them anything.

They owe us.

We went there to fight for their country, to give them a chance at democracy, whether that was a good idea or not.

They owe us things.

We bled and lost lives.

We don't owe them.

And also, just because they were an interpreter doesn't mean that they're suitable for our communities.

And so we wanted to kind of re-elevate this argument and start saying that we need to really scrutinize.

There's a lot of people in this country