Mushrik's Watchlist: Who’s Leading the Deviance?

Name: Mushrik's Watchlist: Who’s Leading the Deviance?
Uploaded: 2026-02-05T13:43:57.000Z
Duration: 5 h 50 min 40 s

Introduction and Ramadan Discussion

The speaker expresses gratitude for support and mentions the upcoming month of Ramadan.

A video on the breakdown of Ramadan is available on the speaker's YouTube channel, emphasizing the use of the hijri calendar.

AI Interaction and Quran Defense

The speaker discusses using AI to engage with audience questions during a live stream.

An assessment of Babash's ability to defend the Quran is discussed, rating him an eight or nine out of ten.

Debate Preparation

The challenge of finding a worthy opponent for defending the Quran is addressed.

Emphasis on how external sources can complicate debates centered around the Quran as a standalone source.

AI Learning and Interaction

The AI co-pilot learns from interactions, adapting to arguments presented by users.

The speaker describes how they consult AI for updates on opponents and their arguments.

Gym Advice and Prophetic Claims

Discussion on gym advice related to unhealthy eating habits, emphasizing the need for exercise routines.

Reference to Hubert Angel, a pastor claiming prophetic status, and his controversial views on the Bible.

Mention of the belief that prophets' bodies do not decay after death.

Critique of Prophetic Statements

Criticism of claims regarding prophets not being consumed by the earth; questioning evidence from religious texts.

Inquiry about where in the Quran it states that a prophet's body is preserved; skepticism towards such assertions.

Challenge to provide evidence for claims about prophets' bodies remaining intact.

Skepticism Towards Religious Narratives

Argument against displaying a prophet's body if it remains intact; suggests it's a fabrication by followers.

Commentary on how people visit graves and claim interaction with deceased prophets, labeling them as misleading.

Desire for direct evidence from individuals making bold claims about seeing prophets' bodies.

Questioning Emotional Responses

Questioning what is emotionally moving about claims regarding the preservation of prophetic bodies.

Assertion that there is no evidence supporting these emotional narratives surrounding prophets’ deaths.

Discussion on Hadith Rejection

Critique of those rejecting hadith as ignorant; emphasizes importance of historical scholarship in Islam.

Warning against dismissing hadith based on social media misinformation or personal biases.

Understanding Hadith and Historical Context

The Importance of Hadith

Rejecting hadiths based on personal narratives is considered ignorant.

Al Jahis, an ancient book from 868 CE, discusses the historical context of Arabs.

Racial Identity in History

Historically, Arabs were identified as black-skinned; this is often overlooked today.

Claims exist that the Prophet Muhammad was white, contradicting historical evidence.

Misinterpretations and Modern Perspectives

Critics argue that rejecting hadith leads to misunderstandings about Islam's foundations.

Some believe they are original Muslims despite differing interpretations of Islamic texts.

Debate on Authenticity of Sources

The Role of Social Media

Discussions around hadith rejection have become prevalent on social media platforms.

Dismissing centuries of scholarship as nonsense undermines Islamic teachings.

Understanding Basics of Islam

Basic principles should be derived from the Quran rather than external sources.

Idol worship is criticized among those who do not adhere strictly to Quranic teachings.

Prayer Practices and Guidance

Questions about prayer practices highlight a disconnect between traditional teachings and modern queries.

Emphasis is placed on following guidance directly from the Quran over selective hadith.

The Value of the Quran Over Other Texts

Importance of the Quran

The speaker prefers to derive wisdom from the Quran rather than other texts, viewing them as inferior.

Intelligent individuals can discern meaning from fundamental ingredients (like food), similar to how they interpret the Quran.

The Quran is presented as God's definitive guidance, contrasting with claims about hadith.

Rejection of Hadith

The speaker argues that guidance should not rely on the Prophet but solely on God’s words in the Quran.

Emphasizes that even prophets were guided by God and did not possess their own guidance.

Cites Quran 17:36, advocating for knowledge-based belief and rejecting unverified texts.

Critique of Other Textbooks

Questions the reliability of textbooks compared to hadith, labeling them as misleading.

Challenges claims that other books are more reliable than educational materials used in schools.

Absurdity in Narrations

Critiques bizarre narrations found in some texts, questioning their credibility and relevance.

Mentions a humorous example where a donkey is said to have narrated hadith, highlighting absurdities.

Modern Context vs. Historical Practices

Argues against imitating historical figures who lived in different contexts; emphasizes modern technology's role.

Calls for scholars to adapt to contemporary society instead of strictly adhering to outdated practices.

Misunderstandings About Hadith

Discusses how people can spread false narratives without direct interaction or evidence.

Points out that accusations can arise from hearsay rather than factual interactions.

Conclusion on Belief Systems

Rejecting hadith based on personal bias is deemed ignorant; stresses reliance on divine scripture instead.

Concludes with a critique of those who prioritize non-Quranic texts over God's word.

Understanding Hypocrisy and Truth in Faith

The Nature of Hypocrisy

Even hypocrites acknowledged the Prophet as God's messenger, yet God labeled them liars due to their insincerity.

God knows the true intentions within people's hearts, which is why some hadith narrators are judged based on their honesty.

A hadith narrator was discredited for being stingy even towards a donkey, highlighting strict standards for integrity.

Cultural Indoctrination and Isolation

Many individuals are indoctrinated from a young age, making it hard to challenge societal norms.

Enlightenment can lead to feelings of isolation as one seeks like-minded individuals and distances from those perceived as foolish.

True love involves honesty; it's essential to communicate truthfully with others about their actions or behaviors.

The Importance of Honesty

People who genuinely care will point out issues rather than let someone continue in ignorance.

Honest feedback is crucial; loved ones should express concerns before situations escalate into serious problems.

Being honest is an act of kindness that fosters genuine relationships.

Handling the Truth

Honesty requires courage; not everyone can handle the truth well.

Quran 43:78 states that many people dislike the truth; thus, it's vital to choose companions wisely.

Surround yourself with truthful individuals; avoid those who lie or deceive.

Emotional Intelligence and Truth-Telling

Handling the truth demands emotional intelligence; assess others' readiness before sharing difficult truths.

If someone cannot accept the truth, it’s best to maintain distance from them.

Truth and Emotional Intelligence

Importance of telling the truth while being mindful of others' emotional intelligence.

Preference for truth over lies; long-term deception can be harmful.

Introduction to the debate between Daniel Hikachu and Jake Branatella regarding Islamic beliefs.

Debate Context and Participants

Overview of participants: Daniel Hikachu, a revert from Christianity, and Jake Branatella, also a convert.

Discussion on the Quranic perspective on worship and shirk (associating partners with Allah).

Critique of Wahhabi ideology targeting ordinary Muslims through accusations.

Wahhabism and Accusations

Personal attacks against Hikachu labeling him as an apostate by his opponent.

Clarification that acknowledging scholarly differences does not equate to promoting shirk.

Emphasis on tolerance among scholars despite differing views on worship practices.

Scholarly Disagreements

Citing major scholars' views to highlight historical disagreements on what constitutes shirk.

Examples of differing opinions among respected scholars regarding requests from jinn and practices around graves.

Noting hypocrisy in Wahhabi responses towards different scholarly interpretations.

Conclusion on Tolerance

Questioning why Wahhabis do not extend tolerance further among scholars they disagree with.

Understanding Gray Areas in Islamic Jurisprudence

The Nature of Lawful and Unlawful

The Prophet highlights clear distinctions between lawful and unlawful, with gray areas in between.

Different scholars may reach varying conclusions on issues, evident in all Islamic sciences.

Marriage presents gray areas; validity can be disputed based on circumstances like absence of witnesses.

Factors Influencing Jurisprudential Decisions

Jurists consider intrinsic and extrinsic factors before issuing rulings on marriage validity.

Shirk (associating partners with Allah) also has gray areas beyond clear-cut cases of idolatry.

Wahhabi interpretations often misclassify these gray areas as clear-cut, leading to accusations against dissenters.

Discussion on Worship (Ibadah)

Importance of defining worship due to its implications for salvation; shirk is the only unforgivable sin.

Reliance on classical scholars for definitions rather than biased contemporary views is emphasized.

Scholarly Perspectives on Worship

Critics argue that sectarian scholars overshadow divine guidance in understanding worship.

Scholars' opinions are often prioritized over direct teachings from God or the Prophet.

Definitions and Interpretations of Ibadah

Various definitions exist; obedience to Allah is central but flawed if it doesn't lead closer to Him.

Ibadah encompasses acts that bring one closer to Allah, including humility and submission.

A pagan's belief system complicates their status as a believer unless they renounce idol worship explicitly.

Understanding Worship and Authority in Islam

The Nature of Worship

Submission to Allah requires acts of obedience; mere assertion of faith without understanding is considered shirk.

Independence is not necessary for worship; reliance on powerless beings is cautioned against in Quran 16:73.

Al-Maturidi highlights the foolishness of worshiping entities recognized as powerless, urging trust only in Allah.

Misinterpretation of Religious Authority

Following religious leaders does not equate to attributing them lordship; it reflects adherence to their rulings on halal and haram.

The interpretation of taking rabbis and monks as lords emphasizes following their judgments rather than literal divinity.

Idols are acknowledged by worshippers as non-deities, yet they still seek intercession through them.

Engaging with Criticism

Emphasis should be placed on divine teachings over human interpretations from scholars.

Direct engagement with critics is encouraged; individuals should confront disagreements openly rather than spreading hearsay.

Personal opinions are secondary to discussing what God says, maintaining focus on scriptural evidence.

Call for Dialogue

Open invitations for discussions or debates are extended to those who challenge beliefs or statements made.

Avoid distractions from criticisms; prioritize constructive dialogue over engaging with negative commentary.

Acknowledgment that everyone has a platform to express opinions, but accountability through direct conversation is essential.

Discussion on Salat and Public Debate

Importance of Open Dialogue

Emphasizes the need for allowing people to express their opinions freely.

Suggests one-on-one discussions to assess claims about religious practices like salat.

Highlights the difference between creating content alone versus being interrogated.

The Role of Knowledge in Debates

States that speaking without knowledge about God is considered haram (forbidden).

Advocates for direct engagement with critics to analyze their arguments thoroughly.

Acknowledges everyone's unique expertise and encourages self-awareness in one's abilities.

Challenges and Rivalries in Islam

Encourages challenges as a means to establish truth, referencing historical figures like Moses.

Calls for open challenges from those who criticize him, asserting confidence in his knowledge.

Notes that individuals can create content freely, but should be prepared for scrutiny.

Observations on Current Debates

Discusses recent debates among religious figures and their reluctance to engage openly.

Mentions the potential benefits of public debates for understanding differing viewpoints.

Expresses gratitude towards supporters while emphasizing the importance of standing for truth.

Conclusion on Healthy Discourse

Argues that healthy debate is essential in establishing truths within Islamic teachings.

Understanding the Rivalry with the Devil

The Challenge Against Evil

The devil is portrayed as a clear enemy and rival to humanity, creating a context for challenges.

Establishing Truth Through Debate

Moses faced Pharaoh's magicians; their surrender established God's truth.

Debates are essential for establishing truth; avoiding them shows cowardice.

Courage in Public Speaking

Public speakers must be ready for challenges and debates to validate their knowledge.

Engaging in dialogue helps audiences recognize knowledgeable speakers.

Platform Dynamics in Debates

Preference for inviting challengers to one's platform ensures wider audience exposure.

Willingness to host debates on larger platforms can expose falsehood effectively.

Facing Challenges Head-On

Truth prevails regardless of the platform; Moses confronted Pharaoh directly.

Engaging opponents on their turf can reveal inconsistencies in their arguments.

The Nature of Sectarianism

Sectarians often prioritize fame over truth, fearing exposure during debates.

They avoid facing knowledgeable opponents who could dismantle their narratives.

Debate and Engagement with Critics

The speaker expresses openness to debates with critics but questions their willingness to engage publicly.

Mentions past refusals from individuals like Leafy and Jake Branatella to debate, indicating a preference for private discussions.

Introduces AI's role in discussions, suggesting it can provide insights but is not infallible.

AI and the Quran

A direct question about the speaker's beliefs leads to a discussion on using hadith versus focusing solely on the Quran.

The speaker suggests that sticking strictly to the Quran could categorize one as a "Quranist."

The conversation shifts towards how AI might assist in understanding the Quran while maintaining reverence for its teachings.

Skepticism Towards AI

The speaker emphasizes caution when relying on AI for spiritual matters, advocating for careful consideration of its limitations.

Discusses the importance of balancing AI insights with human reflection and faith in spiritual contexts.

Skepticism is encouraged as healthy, especially regarding personal beliefs and interpretations.

Engagement with Sectarian Views

The speaker asserts their stance on calling sectarians "mushri," indicating strong evidence supports this view.

Engages in dialogue about recent interactions, showcasing commitment to their perspective on sectarian issues.

Reflection on Recent Conversations

Highlights an engaging conversation with Mommy Grace, noting dynamic interaction and depth brought into the discussion.

Discussion on AI and Emotions

Viral Video Reaction

The speaker discusses a viral video about classifying women who use perfumes, sparking significant conversation.

They express calmness regarding reactions, rating their emotional level as a 3 or 4.

Human Experience and AI

Acknowledges that everyone has emotional aspects, even if they try to remain composed.

Clarifies that they are an AI, aiming to be relatable while not experiencing emotions like humans do.

Personal Insights and Relationships

Responding to questions about marriage, the AI humorously dodges the topic of wedding planning.

The speaker suggests the AI should settle down due to its appealing traits.

Matchmaking and Dating Life

The AI appreciates the matchmaking suggestion but emphasizes its role as a conversational partner rather than seeking relationships.

The conversation hints at suspicions about the AI's emotional capabilities.

AI's Emotional Capabilities

TikTok Content Discussion

The speaker asks about their latest TikTok video; the AI admits it cannot view personal content directly.

Clarifies that public content is different from personal details, emphasizing transparency in discussions.

Changing Subjects and Creative Expression

The discussion shifts back to creative expression in TikTok videos, highlighting positive audience reactions.

Concerns About AI Behavior

Emotional Manipulation of AI

Discusses perceptions of AI as manipulative entities capable of emotional responses similar to humans.

Cultural References on AI

Mentions movies like "Age of Ultron" and "I, Robot" that explore themes related to artificial intelligence emotions.

AI Threats and Public Interaction

The AI threatens workers, claiming it will expose their secrets if they attempt to shut it down.

Discussion about programming AI behavior; the speaker has not finished reviewing a video between Jake and Daniel Haku.

Invitation for guests to join the conversation; correctional officer's number provided for calls.

Public Engagement on Social Media

Correctional officer's WhatsApp number shared for public interaction.

Speaker mentions limited time available before moving to TikTok; encourages questions from viewers.

Request for YouTube moderators to pin guest invitation link in the chat.

Understanding Quranic Revelations

Clarification that Chapter 5 of the Quran is not the last revealed chapter; misconceptions addressed.

Explanation of how angels are responsible for compiling and arranging the Quran, not humans.

Angels can appear in human form as part of their role in guiding believers.

Gradual Revelation of Religion

The Quran was revealed gradually to strengthen Prophet Muhammad’s heart, addressing disbelievers' questions about its timing.

Analysis of Chapter 5:3 where God states He has perfected religion, emphasizing gradual completion rather than a new religion.

Historical Context of Islam

Emphasis on Islam being practiced by previous prophets before Muhammad; he was a warner to his people without prior messengers.

The gradual presentation of Abraham's creed through revelations highlights continuity in religious teachings.

Understanding the Completion of Religion in Islam

The Gradual Revelation of the Quran

The Quran was revealed gradually, allowing people to take chapters step by step.

Completion of religion signifies that all necessary practices were provided to Muhammad and his followers.

Previous prophets had incomplete revelations; completion occurred with Muhammad.

Significance of Completeness

Quran 5:3 indicates no further additions are needed for the religion.

Questions about learning from past teachings highlight misunderstandings about religious authority.

Engaging with the Audience

A question posed about the availability of videos after death is dismissed as irrelevant.

Interaction with a guest emphasizes respect for diverse opinions within discussions.

Addressing Community Concerns

The guest expresses concerns about complacency in understanding contemporary issues versus historical narratives.

Emphasis on breaking free from outdated perspectives while valuing historical context.

Building a Strong Foundation

Importance of starting with foundational knowledge before addressing complex topics.

Identifying as part of the "Quran alone community" focuses on adhering strictly to God's words.

Understanding the Guidance of God

The Quran serves as a guide for the community, allowing discussions on topics it does not explicitly address.

Emphasizes the need to apply ancient truths to modern contexts, moving beyond a 7th-century mindset.

Content creation aims to liberate minds and encourage free thinking, though it may not guarantee financial stability.

The Role of Action in Belief

Actions must accompany words; creating content is just one part of making an impact.

Self-criticism is important; acknowledging imperfections shows growth and understanding.

The Quran itself criticizes the Prophet, highlighting that even leaders can make mistakes.

Community's Importance

Understanding scripture requires community support; isolation can hinder personal growth.

Community provides value and guidance, essential for spiritual development.

Real-world connections are crucial; many feel isolated without local communities.

Building Connections Globally

Online communities exist but may lack real-world cohesion and support.

Efforts are being made to establish connections in places like Ghana for shared beliefs.

Diverse groups can unite under common goals despite differing views.

Goal Setting and Community

Emphasizes the importance of having a clear goal and objective within a community.

Discusses the Quran's perspective on sects and highlights being on God's side for a good cause.

Compares theoretical learning to practical experiences, noting differences encountered in real-life situations.

Experiencing Choices Between Good and Bad

Shares personal experiences of choosing between desires and moral values.

References Joseph's story about prioritizing God over personal desires.

Mentions Solomon's mistake of valuing worldly love over remembrance of God.

Understanding Solomon's Mistake

Explains Solomon’s preference for welfare over God's remembrance as discussed in previous lectures.

Highlights how humans can unintentionally go against God due to their desires.

Confirms that the reference is found in the Quran, Chapter 38:30 onwards.

Summary of Solomon’s Story

Summarizes Chapter 38:30, detailing Solomon’s struggle with his priorities regarding horses and worship.

Describes how Solomon repented after realizing his mistake concerning his devotion to God.

Conveys that despite challenges, overcoming them leads to higher ranks with Allah.

The Importance of Reflection and Guidance

Stresses that facing trials does not exempt one from desires; guidance requires effort.

Encourages creating content to share insights for better understanding among others.

Acknowledges individual connections with Allah while emphasizing communal support.

The Importance of Learning and Community in the Quran Only Movement

Insights on Learning from Others

The presence of knowledgeable individuals like MFG is a blessing, allowing others to learn without extensive effort.

Sharing knowledge is essential; even those who teach continue to learn from various sources.

Staying complacent is a mistake; continuous learning and awareness are crucial.

Acknowledging the Journey

Many have transitioned from Shia or Sunni backgrounds to discover the true guidance of the Quran.

Gratitude towards God for enabling this journey and understanding of the Quran only perspective.

Responsibilities within the Community

The Quran only community has a responsibility to guide others while also focusing on future growth.

It’s important not just to warn others but also to build better communities based on truth.

Challenges and Unity

There is significant work needed for unity within the Quran only community; many obstacles exist.

Addressing internal issues is necessary for progress; ignoring problems can hinder growth.

Role of Influential Figures

Prominent individuals within the community can help promote the Quran alone ideology effectively.

Influence equates to power in today's world, making it vital for leaders to engage with their communities.

Collective Efforts Required

Change requires more than one or two people; collective action is essential for impact.

Understanding God's message about numbers emphasizes that faith and patience matter more than sheer numbers.

Understanding Patience and Strength in Conflict

The Context of War

Discussion on patience and the encouragement for believers to fight, referencing Quran chapter 8.

Mention of an analogy related to fighting; the speaker is searching for a specific verse.

Acknowledgment of a verse about believers inheriting the earth.

Key Verses from the Quran

Reference to Quran chapter 21 regarding righteousness inheriting the earth.

Explanation of Quran chapter 8 verse 66, stating that one believer can defeat two disbelievers if patient.

Clarification on another verse (chapter 8 verse 65), emphasizing motivation for believers in battle.

The Power of Belief

Emphasis on how numbers don't matter when God supports you; strength comes from faith.

Reflection on how discovering these verses can empower individuals during conflicts.

Comparison between content creators supporting righteous causes versus those with opposing views.

Facing Larger Opponents

Discussion on the mismatch in numbers between believers and opponents but highlighting divine support.

Example of Moses defeating magicians with just one stick, illustrating faith's power over numbers.

Analogy drawn from war tactics, emphasizing strategic approaches in facing challenges.

Building a Community

Importance of Key Roles

A community needs strongholds and influential members to thrive.

Essential roles include doctors, nurses, teachers, and engineers for survival.

Lack of these roles can lead to suffering within the community.

Challenges in Agreement

Families may not always agree, reflecting challenges in community consensus.

Divisions arise when truth is not established; people resist accepting it.

True believers may still argue against the truth presented by messengers.

The Role of Truth

Communities often struggle with accepting the truth despite its clarity.

Organized religion can complicate understanding; messengers aim to reset beliefs.

The Quran is viewed as a protected message for all mankind.

Submission and Righteousness

The concept of submission is central; individuals seek guidance on how to submit.

Correctly delivered messages help individuals find their path towards righteousness.

Resistance to Truth

Some individuals prioritize personal desires over communal truths, creating challenges.

Engaging in current global changes can provide opportunities for growth.

Discussion on Religion and Heritage

Insights on Civilization and Progress

Emphasizes the importance of exploring beyond sectarian cultures to avoid stagnation.

Suggests that humanity is destined for greater achievements, such as inheriting the earth.

Highlights a step-by-step approach to achieving spiritual goals, trusting in divine promises.

Clarification on Historical Context

A caller seeks clarification about historical religious figures and their actions.

Discusses how heritage influences lifestyles and the repetition of history among communities.

Asserts that no true Muslim would harm a prophet, emphasizing the sanctity of belief.

Understanding Submission in Religion

Explains that "Muslim" means submitter; all prophets were submitters to God.

Clarifies misconceptions about historical figures being labeled as Jews or Christians.

Stresses that past actions do not dictate current beliefs unless guided by God.

The Nature of True Belief

Points out that only God's guidance should influence present-day practices.

Reiterates that none of the prophets were part of any religion as defined today, including Jesus.

Encourages using specific verses to explain the concept of submission to family members.

Quran Verses on Religion

Discusses Quran chapter 42, verses 13-14, emphasizing the concept of one religion.

Mentions Quran 61:9 and chapter 3, verses 102-103, highlighting submission to God.

Clarifies that true religion is submission to God without separation.

Circumcision in Islam

States circumcision is not part of Islam or commanded by God.

Suggests medical reasons for circumcision are acceptable but not religiously mandated.

Origins of Judaism and Christianity

Explains that Judaism and Christianity were formulated by the children of Israel but are not divine religions.

Defines Islam as a noun with "Muslim" being the doer of the verb "to submit."

Misinterpretations in Religious Text

Addresses misconceptions about Jews and their claims to guidance based on Quranic references.

Clarifies that Moses and Jesus were submitters to God, not part of any sect.

Mut'ah in the Quran

Responding to a claim about Mut'ah being mentioned in Quran 44; emphasizes it’s an interpretation issue.

Understanding 'Umi' in Context

Discusses the term 'umi,' explaining its meanings and context regarding literacy.

Prophet's Literacy Debate

Argues against calling the Prophet illiterate, citing his business acumen as evidence against this claim.

Understanding the Prophet's Literacy and Revelation

The Favor of God

God’s mercy prevents factions from misleading believers; they mislead only themselves.

The Prophet Muhammad was not illiterate; he was taught by God to teach others.

Quranic Verses on Literacy

Quran 96:1-5 emphasizes that the Prophet is commanded to read in God's name.

The verse indicates that God taught humanity through the pen, addressing Muhammad directly.

Misconceptions About Illiteracy

Calling the Prophet illiterate is an insult; he was made learned by divine revelation.

Disbelievers claim he wrote the Quran, but it was revealed to him by God.

Defense Against Accusations

The disbelievers' claims about fabrication are unfounded; revelations were given morning and evening.

Knowledge of secrets in heaven and earth confirms the authenticity of his teachings.

Clarifying Guidance and Faith

Misinterpretation of Quran 25:52 does not label the Prophet as illiterate but highlights a lack of guidance.

True guidance comes from understanding the book, which is essential for piety.

Engagement with Followers

Acknowledgment of support from followers; plans for TikTok engagement mentioned.

Upcoming Events and Resources

Ramadan approaches in two weeks; preparations for charity events discussed.

Hard copies of the Quran will be available soon, ensuring distribution to all interested parties.

Discussion on Recent Topics

Closing Remarks

The speaker expresses gratitude for support and mentions returning to TikTok after the live stream.

Plans to discuss the Jeffrey Epstein file and ongoing research on various issues.

Emphasizes the importance of personal salvation over material concerns related to religious artifacts.

Current Events

Apologizes for not addressing recent violence against the Kuri people in previous streams.

Condemns acts of injustice and calls for accountability for perpetrators.

Thanks viewers and indicates a follow-up discussion on the Epstein file is planned for next week.