Topic: Nation Of Islam

Noah Green is identified as the suspect who killed Capitol Police Officer William Evans in a vehicle and knife attack. The media's initial attempt to link the event to "domestic violent extremism" faded after Green was revealed to be a follower of the Nation of Islam rather than a MAGA supporter.

A 2015 clip of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan resurfaces, in which he calls for followers to "rise up and kill those who kill us" if the federal government fails to intervene. The hosts note that the inflammatory comments received limited mainstream media coverage at the time of the original broadcast.

Author Ishmael Reed provides a critical perspective on the public adulation following the death of Muhammad Ali. Reed argues that Ali was abandoned by his entourage during his decline and highlights the often-overlooked influence of the Nation of Islam on Ali's career. The discussion includes an anecdote about the Nation of Islam intervening when organized crime figures allegedly pressured Ali to lose a fight in Toronto.

Black Lives Matter activists in Minnesota shut down sections of the Minneapolis airport and the Mall of America to protest police brutality. The hosts question why "rising Islamophobia" was included in the protest's stated goals. They speculate on a potential merger between the Black Lives Matter movement and Islamic advocacy groups, possibly involving the Nation of Islam.

At the Million Man March anniversary, Tony Muhammad of the Nation of Islam claimed that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. provided evidence of a CDC cover-up. The allegation states that the MMR vaccine was found to have a higher rate of adverse reactions (autism-like symptoms) in African-American and Latino boys. Muhammad announced a planned march on the CDC headquarters in Atlanta to protest "spiritual wickedness in high places."

Adam Curry highlights a specific moment from the National Prayer Breakfast where President Obama used the phrase "our religion" while discussing the distortion of faith by extremists. Curry argues this was a significant slip of the tongue indicating the President's personal identification with Islam, despite his immediate correction to "any religion." The hosts express surprise that mainstream media outlets did not focus on this phrasing.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is calling for international laws to ban "hate speech" and blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad following the "Innocence of Muslims" film controversy. The hosts discuss how Western leaders like President Obama and Hillary Clinton are increasingly entertaining these restrictions on free speech. They also note the irony of the OIC's "religious tolerance" map, which explicitly blocks India from membership.