Wade Miller

Because if they go in kind of guns a-blazing and are not thoughtful, the courts are going to have an easy way to shoot down all of this progress that we're trying to make.

So we need to be methodical.

We need smart people addressing these problems and people who are not afraid to say that this is a problem and we're going to stop it.

Yeah, I mean, it's all about percentages of the population.

At relatively low numbers, we have seen historically that there has been a trend to kind of blend in and go along.

But once they reach critical numbers in the population, they start becoming more politically active.

And look,

I sound like I'm talking to absolutes.

I know that there are Muslims who are perfectly decent people, Muslims who believe in liberty, but we're talking about the law of large numbers.

And if you look at the statistical data that's coming out from Pew, who has measured this over many decades, large majorities of the populations in all of these Muslim countries that people are coming from

have highly radicalized positions that are completely incompatible with the United States Constitution.

And so when these populations reach a certain threshold, whether that's 10 percent or 13 percent or 20 percent, then they start really trying to infuse their ideology into the political processes.

This is what we're seeing in Europe.

I was just watching a comedian the other day saying that in order for him to go visit Paris, he now needs to be able to speak Islam.

And there's just some truth to that.

And this is happening all over Europe.

And I think that we need to look at Europe.

They're 10 to 20 years ahead of us on this power curve.

And we have the opportunity.

I think it may be too late for them.