Muslim Brotherhood: Warnings From Islam Critics on Kirk's Show

Showing 7 Muslim Brotherhood videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

The Muslim Brotherhood surfaces in this material mainly through Andrew Sedra, an Egyptian-born pastor who says the organization threatened to kidnap and behead him and his brother after his father converted a Muslim woman to Christianity, an experience he now uses to warn American audiences about what he calls parallel totalitarian tendencies in Islam and progressive politics. Evolutionary psychologist Gad Saad, in two related appearances, cites a figure of more than 47,000 terror attacks committed by Islamic extremists since 2001 to argue that specific tenets of Islamic law conflict with Western legal principles, while acknowledging that individual Muslims, like adherents of any faith, vary widely in practice. Commentator Sara Gonzales separately argues that Representative Ilhan Omar's record warrants scrutiny for possible Muslim Brotherhood ties and calls for the organization to be formally designated a terrorist group, a characterization that remains her own contested claim rather than an established legal finding. Tulsi Gabbard, in a related but separate segment, criticizes Democratic leaders she says have become apologists for Islamist extremism while warning that Iranian sleeper cells may hold nuclear material inside the United States, a warning that likewise remains unverified by independent reporting in this material.