"When I hear that prayer over that loud speaker, I go to a very specific place, and it includes people that want to kill our country, that want to kill us, that want to use children for weapons, that want to indoctrinate people. Islamism as terrorism is a thing. What happened on 9/11 happened in the name of Islam, in the name of spreading a specific religion around the world, in a crusade of their own."
"Listen, come at me in my email. I don't really care,"
"There are a lot of these individuals, by the way, who are not illegal immigrants, they are legal immigrants, or they've been given asylum by the previous administration, Lahren said."
Joey Jones challenged anyone to call him Islamophobic and said such labels will not stop him from speaking up when he believes Muslims are engaged in terrorism or anti-American extremism. He invited critics to email him and said he does not care about the label. Jones tied the loud call to prayer and extremist rhetoric to violent threats, citing 9/11 as an example of religion-linked terrorism while also saying he does not believe all Muslims are bad. Co-host Tomi Lahren agreed and linked recent headlines to mass immigration and asylum policies.
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