David Brody, a Christian pro-MAGA TV host on Real America's Voice, called for a "blanket crackdown on mosques" by the government after two potential attacks on New Year's Day.
Following a truck attack in New Orleans and a vehicle explosion in Las Vegas, Brody spoke to Jonathan Gilliam, a right-wing former FBI agent.
"Let's talk a little bit about the mosques in America," Brody said in the Thursday interview. "They have been on the rise, the building of mosques all across this country."
"What's the government's role here in terms of what they need to do to not just kind of blanket crackdown on mosques, but to really investigate what is going on at some of these mega mosques, especially the funding and how they're funded locally, because some of these mosques are huge and they're especially like in the Bible Belt and places like that?" he asked.
"Well, I think source recruitment out of mosques is very important," Gillum opined. "Of course, you know, everybody who feels like their religion, if the federal government or state or local government starts looking into them, that that's a violation of their constitutional rights."
"But what I believe here is that if you have known areas where terrorism is coming from, then you should be able to develop sources and find out what's going on inside of those," he continued.
Gillum floated a rumor that the perpetrator of the attacker in New Orleans was a member of the Nation of Islam.
"I haven't been able to corroborate it with another source, but that this individual from Houston was with the Nation of Islam," he opined without evidence. "I can't verify it a hundred percent, but if that's the case, it's going to be an even more interesting twist to this whole thing."
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"Quite frankly, Islam needs to step up to the plate and start policing themselves because there's going to come a time when the United States is going to, and the citizenry is going to start showing their displeasure with what's occurring," Gillum added.
Throughout the 2020 presidential campaign season, then-candidate Donald Trump repeatedly claimed that President Joe Biden had "persecuted" Christians.
"I don't know what it is with Catholics," Trump said during one rally in Iowa. "They are going violently and viciously after Catholics."
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