S15 EP183: Hour 2 - The Islamic Take Over of the Democrats
Summary
Erick Erickson discusses a Wall Street Journal report alleging that Muslim Brotherhood-linked donors are funding progressive candidates like Abdul El-Sayed through super PACs. He cites Michael Youssef’s book to detail the group’s strategy of "soft jihad," including the controversial Epic City development in Texas and the political influence of figures like Tariq Ramadan. The episode also covers a caller’s perspective on Islamist infiltration, the impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russian bot networks, and concerns about economic inequality within the current stock market bull run.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Belmont Park Village luxury outlet
Show intro and 'Four Things to Know' plug
Company retreat and missing fried chicken sandwich
WSJ report on new left donors and DSA funding
List of top donors and American Priorities PAC
Michael Youssef's book and Tariq Ramadan's 'soft jihad'
1987 Muslim Brotherhood document on infiltrating the West
Muslim Brotherhood history, Qatar, and Al Jazeera
Abdul El-Sayed's family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood
Kimberly Guilfoyle's potential job and workplace reputation
Sponsor: Rinnai tankless water heaters
Caller Akeem on Salafis vs. Muslim Brotherhood tactics
Egyptian political history and global MB bans
Epic City development in Texas and Sharia law debates
Political parallels: Mandani, Piker, and Iran's 1979 revolution
Call to expose left-wing radicalism to the public
Sponsor: Vision Computers tech support
Funny story about phone confetti and Eid Mubarak
Ukrainian strike on Russian data center and bot traffic
Economic warning signs in the S&P 500
Sponsor: American Financing for credit card debt
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