- Today from the Global Lane,

begging to come home.

The legal battle begins for an ISIS bride.

Is she a jihadist psychopath?

Persecution rising.

How this woman is bring Christians

and Jews together to combat it.

Abortion on demand,infanticide, and racism ignored.

This Florida state legislator is taking on

her own party without apology.

The Electoral College, not the Russians,

sent Trump to the White House.

Is it time to change our systemof selecting a president?

And it's all right here, rightnow, from the Global Lane.

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Hoda Muthana, the Alabamawoman who joined ISIS

and wants return to the United States

has started a legal fight.

It's now underway for what she says

are her rights as a U.S. citizen.

But Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo,

argues she's not a U.S. citizen

because her father was U.N. diplomat

when she was born in New Jersey.

The children of foreign diplomats

aren't automatically granted citizenship

when they're born in the U.S.A.,

and Pompeo also saysMuthana is a terrorist

who would pose a risk to this country.

Should Muthana be allowed to return home?

Our next guest is here to weigh in on this

and to discuss his newbook, Jihadist Psychopath:

How He is Charming,Seducing, and Devouring Us.

You may know Jamie Glazov as the host

of the program, The Glazov Gang.

Jamie, it's good to see you again,

I'm assuming you think it would be crazy

for Muthana to be allowed back in,

but I'm sure you wouldn't be surprised

if the judge rules in her favor.

Why?

- Absolutely.

Hey, great to be here, thank you so much.

Well, it's incrediblewhat happens when the left

controls the boundaries of our discourse,

controls our culture, andcontrols so many institutions

and our way of thinking.

This is just incredible.

They call them the jihadi brides,

I'm a little bit uncomfortableeven with that label.

These are individuals that, at the least,

stood there and stoodby during gang rapes,

slavery, torture, beheadings.

These are war criminalsthat should be in a cage

in front of some kind of acourt and tried for war cries

and aiding and abettingliterally genocide,

this is just crazy.

- And she isn't even a U.S. citizen,

I imagine you'd still feelthe same even if she were one.

- Absolutely.

Just even recently astory that Robert Spencer

covered a Jihad Watch,just really tragic stuff,

but the documentation andthe evidence coming out now

that a lot of thesejihadi brides were beating

Yazidi slave girls with cablesand whipping them, et cetera,

and this is just only one story.

One can just imagine what was going on

for these poor sex slavesthese poor Yazidi girls,

and these jihadi brides weresitting there and were compli--

Again, I'm using a phrase "sitting there",

we don't know everything that

they were involved inand were complicit in.

They should be put on trial

and witnesses should also come forward,

those victims that survivedshould come forward,

and these individualsshould be put on trial

and they should be punished.

- [Gary] Jamie, your book iscalled Jihadist Psycopath,

so who's the psychopath here?

- Well, thank you very much, Gary.

So look, a lot of times when people

have not ready my book recently,

they're making allthese bizarre criticisms

in terms of trying to--

The key that I want to say here is

in no way am I trying to excuse jihadis

for being quote/unquote "mentally ill."

My key argument in the bookis that what I learned, Gary,

is, I studied psychopathsthroughout the years,

is they have a certain programand step-by-step process

in their totalitarianambition and mechanism

of taking over people'slives and devouring people.

Their step-by-step program,

I have learned and why I wrote this book,

is exactly what jihad and jihadis

are doing to the West interms of our own surrender.

So there is a certainprocess that's going on.

You see, psychopaths are experts

at romancing and seducing their victims,

and then devouring their victims.

Now interwoven into that is a tactic of

we are all alike tactic,we are just like you,

and psychopaths are expertsduring the romance stage

of saying that we are very much alike.

You have to watch outfor these kinds of people

in your own life, by the way,

when you don't even know them.

Now, quick example, in termsof the Islamic supremacist

and what they're doing in the West today.

Look at the interfaithprocess, quote/unquote.

For instance, when MSA,and CAIR, and ISNA,

all these Muslim Brotherhood front groups

and the interfaithexchange that they have.

They approach these gullible Christians

who are just salivatingand dying to be deceived,

and they say to them, "You love Jesus?

"We love Jesus.

"You respect Jesus?

"We respect Jesus too.

"We are so much alike."

Now the brave Christiansthat don't wanna be seduced,

that don't wanna be deceivedwill say immediately,

"Did Jesus die on the cross?

"Is Jesus divine?

"Is Jesus of the memberof the Holy Trinity?"

And then these deceivers will run away.

But there's one tactic once he has you,

he punches you in the face,

and then he's sulking in the corner

and pouting becausehe's had such a bad day.

And then the victim isapologizing to the abuser.

Today, if you watch very carefully,

and I document this inJihadist Psychopath,

every time jihad is striking us today

all of a sudden we are the perpetrators

and we are apologizing tothe members of this ideology

and to the ideology itself,

and very quickly I'll give you an example.

Just recently anotherknife jihad in France.

There's a jihadist runningaround with a knife

stabbing people, screaming"Allah hu akbar",

and within 30 minutes how doesour Western media cover this?

How does our establishmentmedia cover this?

Almost every time, within20 seconds, the coverage is,

"the Muslim communityis fearing a backlash,"

and then we're apologizingto the Muslim community

for being Islamophobes.

It's all choreographed,Gary, it's very, very shrewd,

very pernicious, and we'recommitting suicide in this trap.

- Okay, it's a fascinatingread, the book is

Jihadist Psychopath:

How He is Charming,Seducing, and Devouring

the United States, us,right here in this country.

Jamie Glazov, thanks foryour insights, appreciate it.

- What an honor and apleasure, thank you so much.

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- According to Open Doors,their World Watch 2019 report,

one in nine Christians experience

high levels of persecution worldwide.

About 11 Christians are killed every day

simply for following Jesus.

And it's not just Christians who suffer,

Jews around the world arefacing increased violence

and growing acts of anti-Semitism.

Well, joining us withmore is Susanna Kokkonen,

she's a former director ofChristian Friends of Yad Vashem,

a Holocaust memorial in Israel.

She's recently founded the organization,

Hope For Persecuted Peoples.

So, Susanna, it's good to have you here.

- Thank you so much.

- And I think a lot of ourviewers would like to know,

we've got Christian organizations

that deal with persecution,

Jewish ones that deal with anti-Semitism,

but it seems like you've got

an interesting mix going on here.

Why did you start this organization?

- I really believe thatwe have to stand together,

Jews and Christians.

I personally believe thatthere are more things

that connect us than separate us,

and when I was working

at this Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem,

I was building bridgesbetween Jews and Christians.

And today, I believe, thatwe need Jewish communities

to stand for Christianswho are being persecuted,

and we need Christians tostand for their Jewish brethren

increasingly facing anti-Semitic attacks,

not in some far away countries,

but actually in our Western countries

where we would not think thatthese things would happen.

- Well, you're European,you're originally from Finland.

We've seen recently arise of anti-Semitism

around the world, especially in Europe.

We saw in Ukraine a Nazi flag unfurled

in a popular mall there,

we saw, of course, theJewish cemetery in France,

in the Alsace regionof France, vandalized,

other incidents of anti-Semitism in Paris

from the Yellow Shirts.

- [Susanna] Yes.

- [Gary] Why is this happening now?

- We look back at theHolocaust and in 1945,

when World War II ended,

the Holocaust was like a vaccine

against the most extremeforms of anti-Semitism

because the connectionbetween the hatred of Jews

and this practical act ofmurdering them was so clear.

But you see, a virus like anti-Semitism

is going to change, it's goingto be able recreate itself

and I would say that thatvaccine of the Holocaust

is no longer effective.

- Right here, in the hallsof the U.S. Congress,

Ilhan Omar, for a second time,

she made some remarks who were considered

anti-Israel, anti-Semitic even,

where she said thatsome members of Congress

have dual allegiances,

that they listen to a foreign power,

and she was referring to Israel.

Do you think that is anti-Semitism,

or just anti-Israel sentiment?

- I know that it's anti-Semitism

because one way ofexpressing anti-Semitism

is using ancient anti-Semitic accusations

against the state of Israel.

This is part of andintergovernmental definition

of what is anti-Semitism.

So this accusation of dual royalty

is such a very old accusation.

We find it from the timeof the Enlightenment

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a kind of social economic envy.

Jews have too much power,

they are only loyal toother Jews, and so on.

So for me, this is absolutelyan anti-Semitic accusation.

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What should we do?

How should we respond?

- If I hear somebody speaking like that,

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it's very difficultfor me to make a stand.

But I do believe that, wefind this in the Bible,

that in such situationswe are to speak up.

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that there is anotherway of looking at it.

- [Gary] Speak for truth.

- Yes, exactly, speaking a truth,

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A new Wall Street JournalNBC News Poll finds

that a growing number of Americansview the Democratic Party

as being out of the mainstreamon the issue of abortion.

In 2015, just four yearsago, only 34% of those polled

thought the Democrat positionwas out of the mainstream,

but the new poll finds thepercentage has grown to 41%,

a 7% jump in four years.

However 51% of those polledstill believe Democrats

are in the mainstream intheir view of abortion.

Well, joining us to discussthis social issue and more

is Florida StateRepresentative, Kim Daniels.

She's a Democrat fromJacksonville, Florida.

Kim, thank you for being with us.

- Thank you for having me here.

- So what do you think ofthese poll numbers and results?

Is your party out of the mainstream,

or is it still in themainstream on abortion?

- Well, I believe that thepolls are pretty much correct

because of the recentactivities that have taken place

with the laws that have passed

and a lot of times what goes on

in the upper echelons of the party

doesn't represent whatthe actual people feel,

and in my community, we don'tbelieve in abortion on demand.

- What's happening in Florida?

- Well, in Florida we do have a bill

that's coming up before the legislature.

It's called the HeartbeatBill and it actually declares

that a baby is not just alump of a flesh or a fetus,

but that's an actually live human being.

- [Gary] So what do you thinkis gonna happen with that?

Is there a chance of it getting passed?

- [Kim] I think it willpass, I believe it will pass.

- [Gary] I know your governorwould sign it, wouldn't he?

- Absolutely, we have agovernor that would support that

and I think that with the boldness

of what happened in New York,

those who sat back andwouldn't say anything,

they're speaking out now because I believe

that if they want to commitinfanticide or kill babies

after they're born and inthe late stages of pregnancy,

then in Florida we needto do something now

because a little leaven,leaven's the whole lump

and little foxes spoil the vine,

and if you let these little things go by,

sooner or later, we'llbe to where New York is.

- You mind if we shift alittle bit to race relations?

- Okay, let's talk aboutit, let's talk about it.

- Now, I'm someone who as a child,

just pre-teen in the mid tolate '60s in Flint, Michigan

marched in a Civil Rights Movement

and I personally think that we've

come a long way in race from those days.

Now, I'm looking at it, obviously,

from the perspective of a White man.

What don't Whites get aboutit, have we come a long way?

Where are we at right now?

- Well, we've come a long way but I think

it's not about the race,

it's about categorizingracism on one side.

Racism is still an issue,

but it's not just Republican racists.

You got people Democraticracists, Republican racists.

- [Gary] Is your party speaking out enough

against racism in its party?

- Well, they're speakingout against racism

but not in its party because I personally

had to deal with a letterthat came to my office

where one of the head guysin the Democratic party

was sitting in a meetingcalling Black people "colored"

and saying that integration,

he used the "F" word,messed everything up,

and it was pretty bold,and there were Democrats

who hid that because of political reasons,

and I was the one who did a letter

to demand that he be removed

because that kind of languageshouldn't be tolerated.

- Did anybody join youin that, in your party?

- No, but he still was removed.

No, as a matter of fact, they didn't.

So, it's not aboutracism, it's about agenda.

Racism is real.

Just this week I was in adepartment store shopping,

a big department store,and I went to the bathroom,

and I had a dress on,and a woman came up to me

and grabbed the tag, and said,"Did you pay for this dress?"

And then when I got out, it's a big store,

and when I was in my car,

and I was sitting there trying to GPS,

and I looked up, I wassurrounded by the police.

And I was like, "Arey'all surrounding me?"

They were like, "Oh, theysaid your car was suspicious."

I had a brand new car.

So profiling, I have 21 yearold boys who go to college

in the same city that I workin and we have to have codes,

and when the Governor hadhis ball, I had my gown on,

I had to run because myson's gave me a code,

they were surrounded by the police.

So there is a lot ofprofiling and things that--

- [Gary] How do we getaway from that, Kim?

- We need to be real and dealwith what the real issue is.

It's not a Democratic issue,it's not a Republican issue.

- [Gary] It's a heart issue, is it not?

- [Kim] It's a heart issue,and it's an environmental--

We've created an environmentwhere in the Black community,

leaders, not the people, ifthey can't deal with something

then they start calling people racist,

or sell-outs, or whatever,

and that's not gonna handle the problem.

People are dying, youngmen, I'm burying them,

my son's friends are dying.

- A lot of negative stuffin our society today,

but there's a lot of positive

and I know that God changed you.

- Although I was thefastest female sprinter

in the nation in juniorcollege, went to Florida State,

I was on the fastest relay teamin America in Florida State,

all three of the girls on that track team

went to the Olympics, on that relay team.

I went to the streets.

I became a crack addict, a drug addict,

a woman on the streets.

And right now I sit a fewblocks from the same place

that I used to smoke dope, wave down cars,

and do everything ungodly thatyou're not supposed to do,

and I'm a member of theHouse of Representatives.

So I represent hope.

Jesus rescued me from that life.

He taught me a better way in life

and I serve a real God who brought me out.

So those who don't like it,they'll have to get over it,

because I ain't goin' nowhere.

The point is, we need tofind a find a place to meet

whether it's Democrats against Democrats,

Democrats against Republican,

no kingdom dividedagainst itself will stand.

Those people who say that

they're so inclusive are exclusive,

they exclude people like me,

and it's time that people know that God

is the one that we need to turn to.

- So, it's all about heartand about America, that party.

- I love America.

On a bad day, America is thebest country in the world.

- Amen.

Okay, Kim Daniels, thankyou for joining us today.

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Did you know there are more than

148 million orphans in the world today?

148 million.

But it was three little girls

that taught me aboutthe plight of orphans.

My husband and I spent nearly a month

immersed in the daily activitiesof a Ukrainian orphanage

as we waited to adopt three sisters.

I saw firsthand the utter loneliness,

the pain of rejection,

and the overwhelming desire to be loved.

That experience changed me forever

and out of it grew aministry from my heart

called Orphan's Promise.

Today we're helping orphansand vulnerable children

in more than 50 countries worldwide.

Thousands of childrenare now in safe homes,

they're being educated, andthey're learning life skills.

I am asking you to join with me

and become family to these children.

Will you call the numberon your screen right now?

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- The big push is on, mostly by Democrats,

to change our systemof electing presidents

here in the United States.

11 states, all blue,no red ones by the way,

and the District ofColumbia, have passed bills

to join the National PopularVoter Interstate Compact.

States like California,Vermont, Connecticut, and Hawaii

now say the person who actually receives

the most popular votes nationwide

should be the one whowins the White House.

I guess they've given up onthe idea that Donald Trump

won the 2016 electionbecause of the Russians.

Well, now they're focusing attention

on the Electoral College.

Those who support thechange say Hillary Clinton

would be our presidenttoday if only we didn't have

that nasty, unjust, ElectoralCollege system in place.

After all, Americans wanted her.

She won the popularvote over Trump, right?

Well, let me explainwhy our founding fathers

decided to go with theElectoral College system

rather than the popular vote.

This is for those of us who may have been

a bit distracted in civics class.

270 electoral votes out of 538

are needed for a candidateto win the presidency.

The number of electorsawarded to each state

and Washington D.C. is based on

the number of representativesthey have in Congress.

A state gets one elector foreach member of the House,

one for each member of the Senate.

Thus the larger state, California, has 55.

Small states, like Alaska,Montana, and Delaware,

well they only get three.

Well, think about this.

Hillary Clinton received twopoint nine million votes more

than Donald Trump in the 2016 election.

One county and three cities alone

gave her that margin of victory.

Los Angeles County andthe cities of Manhattan,

Brooklyn, and the Bronx.

That means in the last election,

if a popular vote systemhad been in place,

voters in three cities in New York state,

and one county in Californiawould've determined

who was elected president.

Conservative politicalcartoonist, Ramirez,

depicted the impact of thepopular vote on the country.

Thank you, California, NewYork, Texas and Florida

for squeezing out the smaller states.

So how is that fair to the rest of us?

Do Americans living instates like Missouri,

Georgia, Indiana reallywant people in Los Angeles

and the New York cityarea imposing their views

and presidential candidateon the rest of us?

No.

And don't get me started on how

the popular vote would be more susceptible

to election rigging and voter fraud.

Think about that one.

So these are just some of the reasons

why this movement should be rejected.

This is an ill-advised, momentary reaction

to just one presidential election.

All because some heavily populated

blue states didn't get their way.

Let's embrace, not ignore,

the wisdom of our founding fathers.

Their prudence transcends party politics

and protects the rights of all Americans.

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