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ELECTION DAY WARNING | Robert Spencer Exposes Islam's 1,400-Year PLAN with AJ RICE

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ROBERT SPENCER: WHAT MAMDANI’S RISE MEANS FOR AMERICA | Islamism, Immigration & Election Day

What does the rise of Zohran Mamdani mean beyond New York City?

On this Election Day edition of Dangerous Laughter, Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch, joins A.J. Rice to discuss his arguments about political Islam, immigration, Europe and the future of Western democratic societies.

Spencer wrote about Mamdani before he became New York City mayor and argues that his rise should be understood as part of a larger ideological shift.

The conversation also examines:

🔥 Political Islam and American politics
🗽 Zohran Mamdani and New York City
🇺🇸 Ilhan Omar
🇫🇷 France, migration and cultural conflict
📖 Islamic history and theology
🕌 Spencer’s concept of “stealth jihad”
🏛️ Religious freedom versus political ideology
📺 Media coverage of Islamism
😂 Political satire and authoritarian movements
📚 More than two decades of Jihad Watch research

Spencer also tells the story of his own family’s displacement from the Ottoman Empire and how his study of religion eventually led him to write dozens of books on Islam, jihad and Western politics.

THE QUESTION

Can Western democracies confront extremist ideologies while protecting the religious freedom of peaceful citizens?

Watch the full conversation and decide where you think the line should be drawn.

ROBERT SPENCER

Jihad Watch:
jihadwatch.org/

Books discussed:

The Tragedy of Islam: Failure and Excuses

Intifada on the Hudson: The Selling of Zohran Mamdani

Islam Unveiled

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