Ep 518 | We’ve Defeated ISIS in Syria, but Not on Our Own Soil

Today, we celebrate the death of one of the worst mass murderers of our time: the leader of ISIS. I explain why Trump struck the right moral and strategic tone in the way he depicted Baghdadi’s death. He perfectly explained our vision of strike and maneuver vs. hold and build in the Middle East.  Unfortunately, the elites attacking him are all in with a moral dissonance that is dividing this country.    

But there is bad news. Where ISIS really hurts us is through immigration mixed with civilization jihad on our own soil. I go through a recent court case on students being forced to write the Muslim conversion prayer in a public school and how the courts are hypocritical beyond belief when it comes to religion in the public square. Voluntary expression of Christianity has been banished from the public square, while coerced expression of Islam is greenlighted. Sadly, that is the way Baghdadi is getting the last laugh on us.

Show Links: 

'Voluntary Christian prayer out, mandatory Muslim prayer in:' https://bit.ly/2BMajRI 

'America's moral divide extends even to the worst terrorist:' https://bit.ly/34e4d8V