Tuberville's 12-Hour Islamist Warning: Backlash & Support

0:00From Birmingham, this is your March 13th update. U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama, spend 12 hours on Thursday, sounding the alarm on radical Islamists. This followed a string of recent terrorist attacks tied to Muslim suspects. He kicked off his posts early in the morning, highlighting security risks inside the country. His first message around 8.45 a.m. shared images tying past attacks to current events, like a city hall meal during Ramadan. Tuberville stressed the need to recognize threats from extremists. New York mayor Zoran Mamdani hit back quickly, urging equal concern for hungry kids as for these warnings. Later, Senator Chuck Schumer called the rhetoric mindless hate, praising Muslim Americans in everyday roles from cops to teachers. Tuberville pushed back hard by 135 p.m., making clear he targeted radical Islam, not all Muslims. He pointed to the chance of death to America and harsh rules under Sharia law that view non-Muslims as enemies.

1:00Meanwhile, supporters rallied around him, including representative Andy Ogles from Tennessee, who voiced strong backing. Lawmakers and folks nationwide echoed agreement with Tuberville Stance. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solelypillo.com.