Welcome back. As the full extent of the carnage of New Orleans is realized, we have to ask ourselves a question. How much longer?

Is the West going to continue to self-destruct at the hands of global desires, the powerful or injecting forced assimilation with a very, very toxic ideology into the West, into our countries?

And we see the results of that. There's a lot of people

in this country that absolutely despise the West and want to kill as many people as possible,

and they all kind of share the same religious ideology. And there's little regard for the victims

and the decisions that are made about how we run these countries. In fact, for the most part,

the victims are ignored as these decisions are made.

Dr. Gad Saad has long warned about radical Islam in the West.

He is a visiting professor at Northwood University, and he joins us to talk more about this.

And, sir, it's good to have you back on.

I just want to start and get your top line thoughts after what we saw on New Year's Eve.

Well, it angers me to no end, right? I mean, yesterday I was supposed to be sitting around, having fun, enjoying my time with the family, but then I see, I think now it's up to

14 innocent people who were trying to have fun. Even though I don't know them, I mourn them.

I'm angry for them because we allow this to happen. And so I'm very upset, but in a sense,

I'm frustrated because, as you said, some of us have been warning the West for decades,

and people hopefully are starting to wake up, but perhaps not fully yet.

Yeah, it's, what do you, I mean, let's just get at it for a second, because I think that everybody is terrified to have an honest conversation about Islam.

Nobody wants to talk about, you know, some of the language in this book, what it calls for.

And, you know, there's so many people that practices religion, the bulk of which we know are peaceful, but there's a lot of people that aren't. And I feel like we're just going to be fighting this and dealing with these

tragedies forever. Indeed, right? And for your viewers and listeners who don't know my personal

history, we're Lebanese Jews that had to leave the Middle East because it became impossible

to be Jewish. There's 1,400 years of history that supports the fact

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