All right. We are live at 8 a.m. in the morning, the crack of dawn for you and me compared to what time we normally go live. We are live right here on X, on YouTube, on Facebook, on Rumble. It is good to see you all. Now, why are we live at 8 a.m. compared to our normal 1 p.m. Eastern? When the answer to that, it's very simple. I have a flight to catch. And I wanted to make sure to talk about some very important topics that we discovered over the

weekend with you before I get on that flight. So I hope you're having a good morning. I hope

you've had your coffee because you're going to need some caffeine before we walk through the show

today. It's a very interesting connection that I want to present to you today. Before we get started, though, would you mind subscribing to the show? If you go on Spotify, you can pick up your phone, click on the Spotify app and search the Liz Wheeler show. If you hit subscribe there, you'll be subscribed. And if you give us a five-star review, it helps other people find the show.

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but the topic of today's show is what is the connection between what's happening in Nigeria

the slaughter of Christians the genocide of Christians at the hands of radical Islamists.

What's the connection between that and Zoran Mamdani?

Might be surprised that there actually is a connection between the two, at least ideologically,

and we're going to walk through that with a man who has been there.

Here's where I want to start, though.

There's a woman by the name of Dahlia Zyatta. Dahlia Zada.

Dahlia Zada is from Egypt.

And she says that when she was in Egypt, she saw radical jihadists organizing in Egypt, radical jihadists who were part of the Muslim Brotherhood fomenting color revolutions in Egypt.

And she says now that she's here in the United States, she has seen some of the same jihadist organizers who organized

the color revolution in Egypt here on the ground in the United States. And I want to show you this

video. Take a look. I came here expecting that I left the bad guys behind. But unfortunately,

what I found here is that the bad guys are already here.

And they include many of the people I knew from 15 years ago or 20 years ago when I was a student, an undergraduate student.

Now they are leading the protestors that are happening all over the country.

I know they are members of the Muslim Brotherhood, although many of them deny that they are.

They even organize the protesters in the same manner that they were doing back then, 15 and 20 years ago,

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