It's shocking. He's a liar. He's
absolutely lying. He's lying about
everything.
>> He says he snuck in. He infiltrated the
jihadists at a local mosque in Tampa.
Video to come.
>> Tampa Bay Islam
event
going undercover. Pray for me.
So, I made myself inside here. And um
>> a pastor who served in ministry,
how did you feel going to the dean
center?
>> Some of the nicest,
warmest,
kindest, friendliest
people,
honest, sincere.
>> He was lying the whole time. He lied
about his name. He said he was Muslim
for one and a half years. That he was
just coming as a Muslim to watch the
lectures. This is a warning to every
mosque and Muslim community in Florida
and America. Beware the Muslim
community. We don't want you in our
country. We don't want you here.
Respectfully, get the out of my country.
>> A man named Jacob Jake Lang, a Senate
candidate in Florida. A man who went to
jail for beating up police officers who
Trump pardoned and is now making Trump
look really bad. He went from disturbing
the peace in Dearbornne, Michigan, and
now doing the same thing in Florida. He
entered a peaceful Muslim family event,
disguising himself as a Muslim in order
to infiltrate the gathering, deceive the
attendees, and provoke a disturbance.
And it was done with the clear intention
of creating division and stirring up
hate between Muslims and Christians.
Trump who pardoned this man, I'm sure is
against this type of behavior and should
call him out since Trump pardoned him,
vouched for him, and he's making Trump
look very bad. As we'll see, firsthand
witnesses accounts from attendees that
were there, including Pastor Bob, a
Christian pastor.
>> I'm laughing like uncomfortable. I felt
like I was in a den of cats.
This former prisoner lied about who he
was, disrupted the event, and then went
online spreading lies and asking for
your money, as you'll hear from the many
witnesses who were there.
>> I'm shocked. I'm saddened because this
is showing such lies about the Islam
community,
>> claiming he was attacked and asking for
your money in the end to spread his
hate. This family event with children
was livereamed. Everyone can watch it
and see that his claims are completely
false. Today, we are exposing him as the
liar he is and warning the community all
over America, especially in Florida,
about this dangerous behavior. In this
video, you will hear from multiple
eyewitnesses, including Christians who
attended the event and even Pastor Bob.
>> And I put my arm around him, you know,
brothers.
>> Yes, a Christian pastor was there. a
Christian pastor who was welcomed with
love, kindness, and had a wonderful
experience. Their testimony completely
contradicts Jacob Lang's manufactured
story. So, who will you believe? The
live stream and the Christian witnesses,
the attendees that were actually there
or a man who came in disguise, deceived,
lied to provoke chaos. I need you right
now to share this video. It's very
urgent. Send it to the local media. Let
every goodhearted American, be it a
Muslim, Christian, Jewish, people of
other faiths, and people with no faith,
see what this Senate candidate is doing,
this former cop beating prisoner. Will
you remain silent or will you speak out
against this disgusting attempt to
divide America, to divide our
communities? You just read the um former
prisoner who got out after the J6 and he
came here and you just read uh Jacob
Lang's uh message on social media. What
are your thoughts?
>> It's shocking. He's a liar. He's
absolutely lying. He's lying about
everything. I have been here for all the
days with with this event going on.
There has been nothing but warmness,
kindness. No one has ever been kicked
out. I have been welcomed and I'm a
Christian. Right, Muhammad? And I'm I'm
shocked. I'm saddened because this is
showing such lies about the Islam
community. It's absolute lies. And I
have a grandson who has converted. It
has changed his life for the better. He
is a he's 20. I still call him a kid.
He's a great kid. He's he's trying to
welcome others into Islam to show it's a
peaceful, loving nation. And in fact, I
spoke with Muhammad today. I might be
converting in the next day or so.
>> Wow. Amazing. Amazing news.
>> He's a liar.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Like, what are you doing,
bro? You know,
>> so tell me, so I just got surprised
again. We had another unexpected visitor
and the guy Jacob, we talked about this
on my program, the agent provocator
going to Dearborn putting the
>> uh Quran trying to burn it, pork on a
even even though pork is prohibited in
the Bible. It's one of the top sources
of toxopplasmosis
and from a biblical standpoint when you
read Leviticus 11:7-8, here's what it
says. And the pig because it parts the
hoof and is clovenfooted but does not
chew the cud, it is unclean for you. You
shall not eat any of their flesh and you
shall not touch their carcasses for they
are unclean.
>> Another discussion, but look at the
deception. Like the guy comes in faking
he's Muslim. What happened? He put on a
th trespass. What happened?
>> Yeah. No, he uh he was coming in. I
asked him a few questions and the
brother said, "Hey man, you know what?
But if he's a Muslim, he's trying to
learn, more than welcome. So we we got
him in there. He sat there.
>> He's not. Anybody's welcome.
>> Anybody's welcome. So we said, you know
what? More than welcome to come in. But
when he sat down and he learned and the
lecture was about gratitude.
>> That's the whole theme. That's the
interesting thing. This the whole theme.
And it's being live streamed. Okay. It's
live streamed. You can see this online
as it's going on. So the whole
convention, the whole the the whole
three days about gratitude to who? To
the creator of the heavens and earth. So
when what happened?
>> So I think he got bored after the first
lecture, but he actually learned a lot
about gratitude. How long was he there
sitting?
>> He was there for at least like another
so 20 30 minutes.
>> Jacob Lang
>> and and he learned you know what he
learned and he actually accepted it. I
don't maybe he's not going to post it on
his video but he said hey it was a good
lecture.
>> What did you say to him?
>> I said hey I'm glad you learned
something about gratitude. You know so
that's something he learned because he
was expecting something else but I said
hey whatever you're expecting is not
what you you're going to find over here.
They were expecting some like Sharia
takeover
uh you know Muslims making a plot and
plan to take over America uh Muslim
boogeyman Sharia and all this other
stuff.
>> Yeah. I mean but he didn't find what he
wanted. He just walked out.
>> Did he tell you why did he bl try to
blend in?
>> Yeah. Some of the one of the one of the
brothers really asked a good question.
He said, "Hey, why you are you
cosplaying a Muslim right now?"
>> Yeah. Are you crossplaying?
>> Cosplay. He was blending in.
>> Blending in. I said I said, "Hey, you
don't really have to do that to come
into a mosque. You can just say, "Hey, I
don't know anything about Islam. I want
to learn. Come on in. You're more than
welcome. You can have some halal food.
You know, he's got some good tasting
food over here. Enjoy yourself.
>> Come on, Jacob. Why are you doing that,
man? Being all mischievous and stuff.
Imagine now if you did this to a
synagogue. Imagine you. Imagine now he
did that. He's He's actually Jewish, but
imagine we would never disrespect the
Jewish people like that to go into the
synagogue and try and, you know, dress
like a Jews with a big hat.
>> He was lying the whole time. He lied
about his name. He said he was Muslim
for one and a half years that he was
just coming as a Muslim to watch the
lectures when he was actually a
Christian the entire time. So it's it's
interesting to see how Christians they
always lie and say these types of things
when you would never see a Muslim do the
same thing. You would never see a Muslim
come and go to a church and lie and say
that they're a Christian just to
infiltrate and and spread hate.
>> This guy was doing tea. Okay, even
though this is not in Quran or Sunnah.
All right, we don't lie like this and
deceive. And they accuse Muslims of
doing tea. Have you heard of this term
takia?
>> Only for Shia, not for Sunni Muslims,
not for us.
>> Exactly. Right. Because we know that's
another topic about truthfulness and
being honest. And one of the despised
characteristics that God hates is a
liar. You just come in. Even your Bible,
the your own Bible tells you not to lie.
So you're we got a witness here that
this Jacob Lang this uh former prisoner
that Trump let out and he's
disrespecting Trump. Now also this is
like someone Trump signed for you to
come out and look what you're doing.
You're giving Trump a a bad name because
now he vouched for you and go ahead
finish your story.
>> No, it's just it was just very very like
disturbing to see how dishonest he was
being the entire time. If he would have
came as saying I'm a Christian and I
want to learn, we would have nothing
would have happened. He would just came
and sat down would have been the same
thing. We would have let him. the fact
that he had to lie and dress as a
Muslim. He bought clothes to look like a
Muslim. It was just very, you know, I
didn't I didn't like it at all.
>> Complete deception. And we don't blame
Christianity for this,
>> right? This is somebody who's faking
like he's a Many Man many are calling
him out. He's a fake Christian.
>> It suits you. Hey, by the way,
>> being Muslim will probably suit you.
>> And actually, that th look, no, I'm not
wearing a throbe. You're not wearing a
throbe actually. Look, he's not wearing
a throbe, right? That's not like that's
you know uh imitating actually Jesus on
a sermon of the mount. Have you seen a
picture of Jesus? He's wearing a
>> thresentation
of the the manners of the Muslims
compared to um you know like what's even
supposed to be like that's not the the
the manners of a Christian. That's not
the manners of Jesus Christ peace be
upon him. you know, uh if you're going
to be a Christian, you should, you know,
uh reflect what Jesus Christ, uh taught
you.
>> I mean,
>> were you there? Did you see what
happened with this Jacob Lang who came
in?
>> Yeah. I mean, I never heard of the dude.
Uh his acting was pretty terrible. So,
it was kind of obvious from the get- go.
He was hesitating uh when brother was
giving the he was hesitating, you know,
didn't have enough courage, you know, he
kept pulling out his phone. He was
nervous like use the bathroom. Comes out
just waits till the very end just just
to do that, I Yes. What do you do at
>> He was uh recording saying uh you know
that Islam is taking over Islamification
and that it's a white Christian country,
whatever that means. Um I don't know. I
guess according to him, but
alhamdulillah,
>> Jake is a white male, 5'10. He was
wearing a beige tunique with khaki pants
and he posed as a Muslim brother. So he
was uh welcome in the uh in the
conference room. He listened to the
lecture and right after that he decided
to act a little bit belligerent and
defiant because for him he was uh his
first goal was to uh create trouble but
he was received with a lot of love. He
was escorted out peacefully and he
started saying stuff that are not really
pleasant that I would not repeat here
for the sake of uh moral and uh the
Muslim values. and we were able to make
him understand that we're not going to
basically uh indulge into uh violence
with him. He was met with uh words of
love and basically uh wisdom from the
Quran and I believe he wasn't really
quite happy about it. He said a bunch of
stuff saying that he hates Muslim and
Muslim shouldn't be here and all that,
but we made him understand that that's
his view. He's entitled to it and we're
not going to be against him, but we're
going to show him that it's more about
the love that we are to show him
according to the Muslim values and it
was a good day because we were able to
show somebody that with love we can
solve everything. That's pretty much
what happened.
>> I like what you said that um when you
show what you when you show someone love
>> someone love when you show when you show
when you show a full love he gets
confused because he doesn't know what it
is. So it would be good for them to
understand what love is about and how it
can change their life.
>> Yeah, absolutely. And you know what's
interesting? He could have just came in
and said, "Look, I'm Christian. I want
to learn about Islam. I want to see what
you We're live streaming this. This is
not a secret, you know." Yeah.
>> So you can watch it online. It's being
live streamed. But if you just come in,
that's why we're actually making this
facility. It's an educational center to
help educate
>> Jews, Christians, non not yet Muslims
out there about this uh way of life,
this beautiful way of life.
>> Yeah. But you know, when you're doing
something and you know it's the right
thing, you will always have enemies. The
key point whether you're Muslim or
whatever you are, just keep sharing
love. And this is what we saw here.
Everybody can have their misconception
about uh Islam or anything, but at the
end of the day, you see that love
prevails. And this is what we saw here.
You know, me personally, that's what I
saw. And I'm convinced that he's
thinking about it. And we'll pray that
one day he understand. You know, we
pray.
>> In Islam, we believe in one God. We
don't worship idols. We don't worship
people. We love Jesus. We love Moses. We
love Abraham. We love Muhammad. We
believe they're all prophets of God. We
believe that that one true God that
Jesus worshiped is the same one true God
we worship.
>> Islam has changed, William, in the most
amazing ways. most amazing ways. I'm I'm
devastated by what I've seen here. I'm
absolutely devastated and thank you for
hosting this. Thank you for doing this.
>> They're just looking for a reaction.
They're looking for trouble. We're here
to educate humanity. And you see,
brothers and sisters, what we're up
against, but alhamdulillah, we're going
to continue striving to get the Da
Center, the educational center open so
we can go ahead and educate humanity on
the most misunderstood way of life. We
need your support right now.
So you're actually one of the speakers
here uh to at the conference is actually
being streamed online. So anybody can go
online. What are your thoughts to uh
what you just read?
>> Well, this conference is about gratitude
to the creator and we say that we show
our gratitude to Allah to the creator by
serving other people by being kind to
other people. So we are about serving
benefiting other people. As a matter of
fact, the prophet peace and blessings of
Allah be upon him told us that the most
beloved of people to Allah are those who
are the most beneficial to other people.
And some of the most beloved deeds to
Allahh are when we are kind to other
people, when we take care of their
debts, when we support them when they're
in need, when we feed them when they're
hungry. So this conference is all about
gratitude to Allah by showing gratitude
and servitude to him and to his
creation. So that's what this whole
conference has been about. Was there any
like uh conspiracy to take over America?
>> Absolutely. This our whole idea was
about sharing this beautiful message of
Islam with as many people as we possibly
can. Showing them the beauty of Islam,
showing them that Islam is all about
peace, love to allahel to share, to be
kind to other people, to be kind to our
parents, our families, our communities,
our society, build institutions where we
can do good things for his sake. That's
>> And you were one of the speakers, right?
Yes, I was one of the speakers here.
I've been here since uh for since
Friday.
>> Yeah. So, what what did you think?
>> Uh I think he lied because I've been
here the past 3 days and they're kind of
doing different events just educating
people on Islam and kind of going over
specifically like uh family values and
like ways that you know the spouse
should treat one another. Um being
grateful for certain things in in light
of Islam and the teachings of Islam. And
that's pretty much kind of the bulk of
it. But there wasn't any sort of like
hostile interaction other than him
coming to the gate. We were told like
there's someone outside trying to like
start something uh but it's under
control blah blah blah. So I heard about
that. That was the only hostile uh like
interaction there was when he kind of
showed up and uh was like kind of
recording this phone like oh you can't
let Christians in here and it's like you
know we actually did let a Christian in
uh I think yesterday he was kind of
sitting in the front row actually. uh
they were doing like a fundraiser and he
was there. So I think it's uh kind of
weird and a strange lie. Uh so I think
we live Did we live stream? Like
>> it's live streamed also.
>> Yeah. So anybody who doesn't know can
look at the live streams and you'll kind
of see what's going on uh in here and
there's nothing to hide. I mean yeah. So
that's it.
>> It doesn't look like you're from
Pakistan or from India. Are you're an
American?
>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm American. Former
Christian too. So, uh, you know,
>> well, why why you why did you accept
Islam?
>> Why? Uh, it's a long story, but I I
learned about Islam and compared it to
Christianity. And, uh, I just believe it
more. Uh, made more sense. It's
consistent. It's like meticulously
preserved. I mean, there's nothing
there's no religion preserved like it
like in the world. Uh, and it kind of
fills in all the gaps of Christianity.
Uh, like same with Judaism as well.
Like, it it kind of made the most sense.
So in a nutshell, that's kind of why uh
I accepted it. But yeah, uh so I guess
that's about it.
>> Do you believe in Jesus?
>> Yeah, that's you. I don't think you can
be a Muslim if you don't believe in
Jesus because that's uh one of the
prophets. So you have to Islam is like a
whole package. You have to accept all of
it, right? If you reject parts of it and
kind of like cherrypick, it's kind of
like an act of disbelief Islamically. It
could take you out of the fold of Islam
and you wouldn't be a Muslim anymore.
What would you say to people who have
become victim to the hate propaganda?
They really fear, you know, sincere
people who are just, you know, scared
because there's millions are being
pumped into this propaganda machine.
What would you say to your average
American about Islam since you've been
living it now for how long?
>> Uh, I've been Muslim for about six or
seven years. Yeah.
>> Um, I would say just learn about it from
Muslims that practice the religion
because I mean they're going to know it
better than someone who kind of learns
about it just as a academic thing and
they don't practice it cuz the Muslim
who's practicing it uh correctly and
they have knowledge of the religion.
They're going to know all the nuances to
the religion that you know some random
person that's just kind of going in and
learning about it that doesn't practice
the religion uh you know that you're
going to have an easier time learning
from someone like that. Just go to a
mosque. Uh they're very open. They let
anybody in. Uh you know, just be
respectful. Just learn about it. And
>> they let anybody in.
>> Yeah.
>> Beautiful. It's not restricted now.
>> Yeah. People show up.
>> We want people to go ahead and read the
Quran and come in and learn about Islam.
>> Just show up and and like ask about it.
And I'm sure the people there
>> for the most part would just direct you
to someone that might know more than
them or they might themselves just kind
of teach you about it, answer any
questions. And yeah, I mean I mean I
converted I showed up at a masid. Like I
just showed up as like a white dude uh
you know and and I just kind of walked
in and like listened to the Friday
sermon and like nobody cared at all. So
it's it's not it's not really that hard.
Uh you can go online as well. And I
would learn from like uh Islamic sources
uh that are correct. You know, don't
just search why Islam is wrong, right?
You're going to have people who who will
intentionally try to, you know, make up
stuff against the religion or take
authentic texts and uh twist the context
to make it seem like it's uh you know,
uh has like some sort of malicious like
meaning or something like that. Um
so
yeah, I'd recommend learning from a
Muslim because then they're they're not
going to sugarcoat the religion for you
either. Anything that's you know the
truth they're going to tell you. We're
not going to like lie to you to make you
accept. You know, unfortunately, there
might be corrupt Muslims out there that
might want to lie to uh you know, just
to get you to like believe it. But, you
know, that's very rare. I don't never
seen anyone do that, but uh you know, I
think should just be easy to learn from
from Muslims.
>> Hi, this is Lynn. She's a Christian,
non-Muslim, and you were here at the
conference. How did you feel?
>> I felt very comfortable. I was welcomed
with warm hearts. No problems. In fact,
in the other mazjid that I go pick my
grandson up, I have gone in many times.
They've invited me in many times. I have
gone in and I've sat in the maz during
service.
I've been nothing but welcomed with
love, nothing else.
>> Did you Did you feel uh when you were
inside that they were conspiring
something like there was some hidden
plot to take over America?
>> No, not at all. the further resting.
They love America. I believe Muslims
love America and they're trying to make
America a safer, better place for our
children. And um so I don't know where
these wild ideas are coming from.
Definitely
definitely there's no truth to that.
Absolutely. I have I I've said many many
times I have met the most wonderful
wonderful friends through the m Muslim
community. They have been nothing but
kind, generous. They have helped me in
times of need. So, I don't know where
these people are coming with their ideas
at all.
>> Thank you.
>> So, yeah, he uh he came to the door. He
came to the gate. Um dressed as a
Muslim, pretending to be a Muslim. Uh we
accepted him. Uh we had our doubts
about, you know, how he came to his
religion. He he looked a little bit off,
but we welcomed him with open arms. We
uh let him know that he's not allowed to
record inside. He's not allowed to have
his phone out inside, but he's more than
welcome to come in. And we welcomed him.
He came. He sat for a lecture. I hope he
learned something. Uh he sat for a whole
lecture. And then uh when he went to the
the prayer hall, some of the brothers
recognized him from his uh Dearborn
videos. And that's when they confronted
him, why are you, you know, pretending?
Why are you dressed as a Muslim and
trying to play the part? That's when he
got his phone out, started recording and
made a big sea around him, but it was
already time for prayer. So, people are
already going in that direction for
prayer. Um, you know, obviously we don't
welcome negative behavior here, but any
Christian, any person of any other faith
is more than welcome. The event is live
stream there. They can always see
everything that we're discussing. You
know, this is an event to welcome every
single person and to let the community
know what Islam has to offer. Islam is
about community. It's look at the people
that's here. You know, it's uh kids,
women, children, everyone, his work. And
uh uh when he was leaving after
everything was confronted and everything
was out, I even walked up to him and I
asked him um why did you have to
pretend? You you could have just said
I'm a Christian. You didn't even need to
say that I'm interested to learn about
your religion. You could have just said
I want to know what's happening. I want
to know what you guys are doing. You're
more than welcome to come in. We even
welcomed him and invited him back to
come again. I doubt that he's going to
post that part on the video. Um but
yeah, this is the the situation that
>> you read his uh post on Facebook.
>> Yeah.
>> What are your thoughts on that?
>> Uh and listen, uh he has a specific
agenda that he's trying to push and spec
from his own narration that he's
creating. This is not the reality of the
situation. Muslims
are all over the United States. We
welcome every single person from every
single uh you know path and and
background. As long as you come with
respect, we will treat you with all the
respect that you bring. So
>> thank you.
>> No problem.
>> This particular individual I did not
meet. I think I saw him recently in
Michigan. I think it was a guy who was
slapping the Quran with bacon. Actually,
I don't know what that even does. It was
saying a lot of different things. This
is a very peaceful environment as you
can see. But if somebody really wants to
insist on creating a particular
narrative, there's nothing you can
change about that. This is part of the
first amendment. It's part of people's
rights in this country. And it's also
part of our rights as Americans, as
Muslims, to live the way that we please.
This is Thanksgiving weekend. We're
giving thanks in our own ways according
to our own values. And as somebody of
African descent and as a Muslim, America
has a history 400 plus years of telling
people how to live a particular way. So
if you came here and it's a private
property, you may be breaking laws here.
So if you're coming here in peace, as
many people have, there's no problem.
But if you're looking for other things,
you will find out just about anywhere in
this country, anybody will have a
problem with you. So we come in peace
and we ask invite other people to come
in peace and get to know each other.
>> It don't make sense to me at all, man.
Like they don't have they don't even
know what they talking about. Like I
literally didn't even speak to them.
>> Yeah. How How do you feel? How is
overall the um You're not Muslim, but uh
you're not Muslim, right? No.
>> But how do you feel being around all
these Muslims? Did you feel threatened?
>> No, I feel I feel good.
>> Yeah.
>> I love him.
>> You love him?
>> Yeah.
>> Yes, sir.
>> We got a good old boy here, born and
bred in America. Also a convert to
Islam, I heard.
>> Correct.
>> Tell me, what do you think about that
post he just posted?
I mean kicked out by an angry mob of
jihadis. It was one brother that kicked
him out. So um there was no angry mob
behind him. Subhan Allah. The brothers
were aware that he was kind of
suspicious from the jump and they let
him in anyway. So
>> you know
>> they let him in anyways because what cuz
he was the guy who was trying he was
trying to burn the crown and
>> they didn't know who he was at the front
but they thought you know it might have
been you know it looked a little off. Um
so but like I said they let him in. They
they made sure that he wasn't up to
anything bad and then um yeah I guess
when he left I'm not sure exactly what
happened but he was no angry mob behind
him that's for sure.
>> Yeah because if you look at the context
you know the situation there was uh on
social media they were promoting that
you know these Muslims Islamists and all
these you know fake terms that develop
trying to you know and that heightened
things over here. We want to protect the
families that are here. This thing is
being live streamed. You got families
children. We got to protect them. We
don't want some some uh terrorist coming
over here and you know disrupting the
peace and it's Thanksgiving and the
whole theme is behind what it's being
thankful for.
>> Yeah. So go ahead. What were you saying?
>> No, I was just saying um there was
definitely no angry mob behind them.
It's funny you know these guys they
don't really come especially there were
other brothers across the street yelling
and you know had signs and you know they
had their
>> those other uh Islam haters. Yeah,
>> correct. you know they don't they don't
come you know mashallah there were
actual brothers and families who came
that weren't Muslim and they sat and
they listened and they left and
alhamdulillah you know if they benefited
they benefited but these guys don't come
with good intentions you know they come
just to agitate to disrupt to make
people scared to intimidate so
alhamdulillah the brothers handled it
you know all the sh they went and spoke
to them but these guys don't want to
listen at the end of the day subhan
allah
>> yeah what advice do you have for your
average American who fell for
propaganda because millions and millions
of dollars are being pumped into
creating fear of mus Muslims. You've
been a Muslim now for how long?
>> Three years.
>> Three years. Your experience, how's it
been? You know, in a nutshell, why did
you accept Islam? And for those who are
sincerely, they're scared because of the
propaganda that they befriend.
>> Yeah. Um, the first thing for me was
just breaking that that uh breaking out
of that idea that Muslims are terrorists
and this and that. Like growing up, you
know, my family wasn't violently against
Muslims or anything, but just the
general, you know, general feeling
around Muslims is just almost it's more
fear of the unknown, right? Who are
these people? Why are they here? You
know, we don't understand exactly. And
then if you follow the media and the
news, of course, you're only going to
see it one way. So, my first actually
one of my best friends now,
alhamdulillah, is a Muslim, but I met
him when I came to school. And that was
like the first time I actually saw
someone practicing and you know, he
prayed, he stayed away from alcohol, he
stayed away from girls, all these
things. I'd never seen any religious
person like really follow what they were
doing. And so to see a Muslim and say,
"Okay, this guy's normal, right? His
family has me over for dinner. His
family's normal. There's no secret.
There's no plan in their, you know, it's
uh so that was the biggest eye openener
for me was realizing, okay, the
narrative is wrong." And then once once
that happened, it was just like the
gates were open, right? My my mind was
open to just, you know, talking about
it, dialoguing, what's this about? Why
do women cover? Why does this happen?
Why do you guys do this? And
alhamdulillah eventually it led to me
accepting Islam. Um yeah all just from
like I said good brothers Muslims that
are practicing and actually showed me
what real Islam is.
>> What does Islam mean?
>> Uh to submit to your creator, to submit
to Allah, to submit to God. Um at the
end of the day, if you don't submit to
God, you you're going to be a slave to
something else. I'd rather be a slave to
my creator than a slave to money or
girls or my desires or another, you
know, working for another man in his
company, having that be my life and my
purpose. Uh, alhamdulillah. It's it
sounds like slave. You know, people have
a bad connotation, but it's it's
freeing. You know, I'm free of the
desires of of creation, of man, of of
these things. Alhamdulillah.
>> Thank you, man.
>> And what we see here so far, we've been
working this contract, all we saw is
only a love and people trying to get to
know uh the divine power that basically
regulate their life. So, the comments
that I saw on the website, I find it
ridiculous. And I pray that he
understand the way things go. And please
folks, be fair with everybody in the
quest of divine knowledge and divine uh
success.
>> He says he snuck in. He infiltrated the
jihadists at a local mosque in Tampa.
Video to come. A pastor who served in
ministry.
How did you feel going to the D center?
Would you feel like uh this guy said
that we were jihadists or anything like
that? Absolutely
not.
NOT
some of the nicest,
warmest,
kindest, friendliest
people,
honest, sincere.
Sure, we have some differences of
opinions, but we just had a wonderful
conversation.
I was calm, he was calm,
everybody was calm. It was It was
wonderful. They fed me. I'm a fat happy
camper.
>> Now, I know, look, you're a big guy.
You're originally from New York. You got
muscles. So, I know you're not easily
intimidated, but can you tell me, was
there anything intimidating or menacing
about anyone there? Did you feel
uncomfortable at all?
>> I'm laughing like uncomfortable. I felt
like I was in a den of
And so you you obviously you're a
Christian and and um we were Muslim, but
you sat down and got to speak with uh
Shik Husman and brother Eddie and just
spent some time having a great
conversation. You tell me how was that
experience cuz obviously you didn't
revert to Islam. So they obviously
didn't enforce what they like to call
Sharia law, which honestly they don't
even know what Sharia law is because
what Sharia law covers is is worship in
regards to how we pray, how we fast, our
personal conduct, which is things like
being honest, being kind, respecting our
parents, which I tried to do, you know,
uh it u family law, the rules regarding
marriage and divorce, parenting, the
rights of spouses, inheritance rights.
All these things are what Sharia law is.
What's not Sharia law? So Sharia law
promotes faith. It promotes, you know,
your life, your your wealth. What the
misconceptions are is that this this law
is going to force Islam upon others.
that we're rigid and we're about
punishing people and we want non-Muslims
to to basically, you know, the infidels.
Like, we're going to come after you with
the sword if you don't revert to Islam.
So, you went in a Christian. Correct me
if I'm wrong. You came out a Christian
and you lived through it. Right.
>> Right. Capital R I G HT exclamation
point.
So I mean in Islam there's no
compulsion. We don't obviously we're
going there was just a conversation. So
you said there's a slight difference of
opinion. But when you left the
conversation first of all was it an
argument or was it a conversation?
>> It was a conversation. There was
absolutely no arguments. Not on their
behalf, not on my behalf.
Not on anyone's behalf. We just talked.
Uh there was water bottles there. I used
them as nice little examples and there
was a lot of things we did agree on and
it was wonderful. Even even Imam Shake
said it's a wonderful conversation.
>> Yep. Yep. Yeah. I saw that. I saw that
he even mentioned it uh in reference
when he was referring to the guys who
were starting trouble. He was saying
that uh he wouldn't even really call
them Christians. uh you know, air quotes
because they didn't exemplify things
that Christ would exemplify. Um like in
Luke 6 when he talks about doing unto
others as you'd have them do unto you
and being merciful and being kind, this
is not what was exemplified by those
people outside that day. But I think
when a true Christian like you came in
with sincere open mind just having a
conversation it was you tell me what was
the experience like?
>> It was just like I said calm peaceful
not at all what people would imagine in
their own warped minds based on
misunderstanding.
Um people they they could allow outside
influences of society
to determine their perceptions
but not really know a person. So when
you put all those preconceived false
perceptions and notions aside and you
actually talk to somebody then you
realize they are not at all what people
think in terms in the negativity
>> right
>> are is there negativity in every culture
in society whether it's Muslim or
Christian or or or Jewish or what or
whatever culture yes there's negativity
in every part of the society. But just
because there's one bad apple doesn't
mean the whole barrel is rotten,
>> right? And so you didn't experience any
rotten apples when you were at the Dean
Center then is what you're saying.
>> No rotten apples. A really good chicken
though.
>> But you like the schwarma. You like the
schwarma. So, so walking around, I mean,
obviously you said you got to talk to
Brother Eddie and and and Shake Guman,
but just uh was there anybody else you
interacted with just as you were walking
around? Were people friendly or were
they giving you weird looks and you felt
like, "Oh my goodness, I'm a a white man
of Jewish ancestry who's a Christian.
They're going to they're coming to get
me." Did you feel anything like that?
>> No, absolutely not.
Everyone was just just doing their own
thing. And in and people that did
converse with me like brother Yakov,
a wonderful Jewish man, young man and we
talked for a long time um up until the
time that you know we both left around
10:30 at night and again it was just
conversations
listening to each other's opinions. You
know, in the in Jewish culture, they
call it midashing. We're conversing back
and forth. Uh but it's always on a
friendly basis, and that's that's how it
was, you know, the whole night. Nothing
nothing horrible whatsoever.
>> That's interesting. So, you ran into uh
Yakub, who's a Jewish revert to Islam,
and seems like the the narrative that's
being driven is almost like a propaganda
from a uh a standpoint of all these
Muslims are bad. Loop loop them in and
roll them all up into one. And like you
said yourself, in every culture there's
good and bad. But as far as what this
guy was saying with this Facebook thing,
a bunch of jihadists and were, you know,
ready to implement Sharia law and do all
these things. I mean,
did you experience anything like that?
>> No way. No way, Jose.
Or should I say no way Yeshua.
No way, Jesus. Just no. was just um I
was comfortable um even he came to the
door today to return something that
belongs to you and um he said hey let's
take a picture and we took a selfie and
and I put my arm around him you know
brothers
are brothers and we are supposed Jesus
command us to commanded us to love your
neighbor as yourself to love one
another. Uh you know uh yes he says love
your enemies enemies but you know what
shake is not my enemy. He's my brother.
He's my friend. So yeah love your
enemies but he's not one of them.
Eddie's not one of them. The people I
met Yakov he's not not an enemy. They
are friend. They are new friends in my
life. We serve the same one God.
>> That's awesome to hear. That's awesome
to hear. All right, Dad. Well, I just
was, you know, I wanted to see what your
take on it was because when brother
Eddie told me that, you know, there's
people saying stuff. I was like, well,
you know what? My dad just visited. I'd
like to hear his thoughts and his
opinions. So, I appreciate it, Dad. Uh,
I will, uh, talk to you soon. And, uh,
tell mom I love her.
>> I will. Love you, too. All right, take
care, Dad. Love you.
>> Bye.
>> Now that you've seen the truth with your
own eyes, now you know it was live
stream. You've heard the witnesses, the
Christian attendees, a Christian, Pastor
Bob, all of them exposing this Jacob
laying, this hate provocator, this
agent. The question becomes simple. How
many more times will hate provocators
like him try to deceive the public,
provoke hate, and then play the victim
for money? This wasn't an accident. This
wasn't a misunderstanding. This was a
pre-planned attempt to enter a peaceful
Muslim family event, lie about who he
was, cause a disturbance, and then run
online to weaponize the moment for his
financial gain. And he failed because
the truth is stronger than lies. What
happened that night shows something very
important. Muslims, Christians, good
people who choose honesty and decency
will always overpower those who rely on
deception and hate. Pastor Bob was
welcome. Christian families were
welcome. Jewish families were welcome.
Everyone was welcome. Everyone saw but
kindness, respect, and hospitality. The
only chaos came from the man who snuck
in wearing a fake identity. So now the
question is for you, the viewer. Are you
going to let a Senate candidate, a cop
beating former prisoner get away with
this? Are you going to let someone
pardoned by Trump use this pardon as a
shield to spread lies, create division,
and endanger peaceful communities? We
asked Trump to step in because he Trump
vouched for him to put him in his place.
If this was a synagogue, if he did this
in a Jewish community, imagine or he did
this in a Christian community. If the
roles were reversed, if a Muslim went
into a synagogue or a church disguised
as someone who he wasn't just to create
chaos and discord, this would be
mainstream news coverage. We asked the
honest journalists, media reporters to
report on this. We need Trump also. The
person that he pardoned is disrespecting
Trump for Trump to also as he would for
the Jewish community, for the Christian
community, he will call this behavior
out. Now, it's a call to action. What
could you do? Share this video. Tag your
local media. Send this to the president.
Send it to community leaders here in
Florida and everywhere. Muslim,
Christian, Jewish, and anyone who cares
about honesty, integrity, just good
Americans. Good, honest Americans. And
who is for peace, not division. Let them
see exactly what happened. and let them
know that we will not stay silent when
someone tries to poison relationships
between our communities that have lived
side by side for decades in peace.
America deserves better. Florida
deserves better and truth deserves a
voice. And let you be that voice. Do
your small part and get this out. Thank
you for watching and may God guide all
all of us to the right way and to things
that will unite this country, not tear
it up and divide it apart. Thank you.
Peace be with