I was born in a little village in Pakistan.

In my case, I was promised to my cousin when I was born.

They're in that living room of my parents, my mother, my father,

and a Muslim scholarly person, and my cousin from Pakistan.

They had invited him to come over, and you know how they did that?

They adopted him as their son.

To get around the immigration visa?

Yes, so he was adopted.

The Muslim scholar, he folded his hands, said,

you know what happens in Islam when you leave the religion.

And I knew what happens. It's the death penalty.

Normally you get three days. That's Sharia law. You get three days.

To recant.

It's torturing the convert so that he can become Muslim again.

And if they don't, then you kill them.

Please don't let us do what we have to do otherwise.

A Muslim mayor in New York, Muslim mayor in London, whole Muslim towns in America in the Midwest,

in Michigan, in Minnesota. As Islam spreads throughout the West, Europe, the United States,

many people are scratching their heads. They don't seem to know what we're dealing with,

myself included, which is why I'm so pleased to sit down today

with Sabatina James, who has experienced Islam firsthand in Pakistan, in Europe, and all of the

attendant death threats, a forced marriage, living as a refugee or a fugitive. Sabatina, thank you so much for being here.

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