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From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. Armstrong and Getty Show.

Dear friend of mine got stabbed today, Salmon Rushdie. I'm sure people have

seen this news. He was stabbed by some of the name Hodge-Huddy-Matar. We don't

know the motivation yet, but Sal did have some enemies in the past as I recall.

So I'm guessing Hodge is not Amish.

Sal was in Chatequois. He was giving a lecture about this for irony,

about how the U.S. is a safe haven for exiled writers and other artists under

threat of persecution. And making that speech itself is unthinkable in most Muslim countries.

Salmon Rushdie living in most Muslim countries without getting stabbed every day

is unthinkable. So don't come at me with Islamophobic.

Phobic means fear, right? Well, Sal had a good reason to be fearful.

And when you say phobic, it's just the way to shut off debate.

You know, the transphobic is Islamophobic, and we should have a debate about this.

Sorry, but these things don't go away. Islam is still a much more fundamentalist religion

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