As the US commemorated the Martin Luther King holiday this week, Dr Jasser reflects on why the real frontlines for Muslim civil rights are inside the mosques and in the streets of Islamic sharia states across the planet. As Islamist groups and countries bully Americans about Islam, real equality is actually only a dream for most Muslims inside Muslim communities. Also, Zuhdi looks at what’s behind a growing spate of fake reporting of hate crimes by young Muslims. Last, unbelievably unreported this week was a declaration by the Muslim Brotherhood that the United States is their enemy. Dr. Jasser will inform you about what it should teach every American.

How many radical anti-semitic sermons by American imams need to be exposed before American Muslims finally and honestly address the cited scripture? It’s not only about the hate-filled preachers, it’s about the common supposed sayings of the Prophet Muhammad that are quoted globally. This week Zuhdi asks the questions about Muslim reform few are asking. Even the media covering the recent slew of hateful sermonizers couldn't seem to ask the obvious? Real reform is long overdue. Also, 2018 opened with the hope of the evolution of real revolution in Iran. The light of hope dimmed a bit this week but shines on. Dr. Jasser sheds light on the latest out of Iran and also why the revolution in Syria may not be over.

Join Dr. Jasser in this week’s can’t miss episode where he covers the profound implications of what appears to be the beginning of a 2018 Iranian revolution against its theocratic tyranny. Listen to learn about the implications for the battle against Islamism and the impact of a failed Iranian theocracy upon the region and the world. And listen to a story you didn’t hear much about this week about an Erdogan agent laundering money to Iran from the West.

Catch Reform This!’s last episode for 2017 as Dr. Jasser looks at the Year in Review for Muslim reform. Zuhdi also takes on the Islamist fundamentalists who radically refuse to participate in anything having to do with Christmas— a telltale sign of diehard separatist Islamists. You also won’t believe what Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said about what he wants to learn from Canadian Muslim ISIS fighters returning from Jihad in Syria.

In this week's can't miss episode, Zuhdi looks at the bombshell Politico story about the Obama administration's apparent obstruction of multiple DEA cases against Hizballah terrorists receiving financing from Latin America narcotics trafficking. And this week the mainstream media, part of what Zuhdi calls “Hizb-Obama” (party of Obama) pretended the story didn’t exist. Then Dr. Jasser takes a look at the Trump Doctrine laid out this week at the State Department. Also, the absurd and telling Islamist and UN fuss over Jerusalem grows.  Dr. Jasser also asks what should be a simplified breakdown of the essentials of refugee assimilation and integration with a look at what Austria is considering doing in that regard. 

Don't miss this week's episode, as Dr. Jasser looks at yet another attack, suicide bombing, on our homeland and on New York City's Port Authority by a Bangladeshi immigrant. In this segment, Zuhdi exposes the disgusting anti-American response of the Council of American Islamic Relations (CAIR) only hours after the attack on behalf of Akayed Ullah’s family. He talks about the role groups like CAIR play in separating and radicalizing American Muslims out of the American consciousness and what we finally need to learn. Dr. Jasser also asks how it is that American university apologists for the tyrannical rule of Bashar Assad in Syria are still given public space and credibility for their useful idiocy in spreading Assadist propaganda? Last, what are the latest lessons learned after the Port Authority suicide bombing on our broken immigration system. Time to finally stop letting in those who don't share our values.

This week Dr. Jasser looks at what’s all the fuss been about for decades about the US simply acknowledging Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Zuhdi will tell you how the pathway to peace will always be through treating Arabs and Muslims as adults without appeasing the “militant Islamists heckler’s veto”. And what could genuine Muslim modernists and reformers do with $500M? Not buy a piece of canvas. Last, Dr. Jasser speaks to you from London about why the West needs to finally take to offense against global Islamists against which we’ve so far only been on defense for decades.

As the 32 year told Crown Prince Salman consolidates power in the Kingdom, Dr. Jasser dissects the bizarre claim by Tom Friedman that he finally represents a real “Arab Spring” for Saudi Arabia and its people. Zuhdi will also give you his pick for “Person of the Year”. You might be surprised. While ISIS is on the verge of defeat, jihadism remains stronger than ever.  Last, Dr. Jasser laments over how much President Trump is harming his own national security agenda when he retweets videos from radical nativists in Britain like he did this week. 

On this thanksgiving holiday Zuhdi reflects deeply on how American Muslims should express real gratitude for the freedoms they have in America by advocating a global legacy of freedom and the end of Islamism. A French professor this week exclaimed that the only way to save France from civil war against the Islamists within is to give them their own separate state inside France. Dr. Jasser reflects on what this realization means for both awareness of the real conflict and a sad surrender to global Islamism. Last, ISIS may be on the run, but caliphism, Islamism,  and Salafi-jihadism are thriving more than ever. The ideology will never be defeated militarily but rather only through real and global reform. 

On the heels of his presentation at the international Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, Dr. Jasser discusses the importance of engaging technology and viral networks in disrupting the global Islamist establishment. After a heated panel versus Cenk Ungyur of the Young Turks, Zuhdi exposes why the Left apologizes for Islamism and blames everything on Christianity. In the end, technology is an important tool, but nothing replaces human contact and persuasion. With ISIS on the run why we are no where close to defeating them ideologically. And last, what can Muslims learn from the Christian reformation 500 years later. 

In this can’t miss episode, Dr. Jasser looks at this week’s yet another attack on our homeland on October 31 by an ISIS loyalist, now for the first time since 9-11 back again in Manhattan. Zuhdi looks at how New York City became more vulnerable after Mayor Deblazio gutted their counterterrorism approach against jihadization. Also, the unusual alignment of Protestantism’s 500 year anniversary of Martin Luther’s Reformation with this attack is a ‘synchronicity’ that must teach us something. Last, Dr. Jasser testified to the Canadian Parliament on “Islamophobia” and their M103 this week. He wholesale rejected the term and then the fireworks flew.

This week join Zuhdi as he exposes the recent spate of Saudi pronouncements that they will now, this time, really target "extremism". Right. Dr. Jasser will explain why this is still obviously window dressing concealing the world's continued most radical Islamist nation. Zuhdi then looks at the Pew data analysis comparing American liberal and conservative views on Islam and Muslims. Dr. Jasser also discusses the latest update on our refugee policy. The ban expires and new vetting procedures begin. Last, the western neo-Islamist darling at Oxford University and France, Tariq Ramadan, is accused of rape by a former student. 

Join Zuhdi this week as he first steps back to vent on how offensive he finds the recent politicization of the experience of Gold Star families who have lost a loved one on active duty. Dr. Jasser wants this disrespect and exploitation to stop! He then looks at what we can learn from the continued spate of jihadi terror attacks in Somalia, Niger, and across the planet. ISIS territorially in Iraq and Syria is on the run and on the verge of being decimated territorially but not ideologically. Dr. Jasser also lays out what ISIS's welcome disappearance will mean for Iraq and Syria and sadly how Iran will fill it with its reflection- Shia radical Islamism of Iran. Nature abhors a vacuum. Last, did the U.S. just abandon our allies, the Kurds? And Bergdahl's epilogue – traitor.

This week, join Zuhdi as he again takes on the issues few others will discuss. The Trump obsessed Washington Post reported on Arab American billionaire and close Trump friend, Tom Barrack. All this reporting and yet no one asked where this influential Arab American stood on disempowering the sharia states of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, countries whose establishments Mr, Barrack helped invest billions upon billions. Also, why are established ‘conservative’ think tanks suggesting the U.S. openly support Islamists who do not even remotely share our values?  And last, sex slavery by ISIS rises as they are on the run. Plus what you should know about Hizballah and Iran in Syria? 

This week, Zuhdi gives you his take on America's response to the horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas. He confronts the grotesquely inappropriate American Islamist complaints this week that the muted national response to Stephen Paddock's terror somehow reveals...wait for it..."White Privilege" and yet again the victimization of Muslims against America? Dr. Jasser also reminds us about the two ISIS attacks this week in Edmonton, Canada and Marseilles, France. Last, Zuhdi takes a deep dive into the rise of ISIS and jihadism in the South Phillipines.

Join Zuhdi this week as he weighs in on what we should make of the long-awaited Saudi edict this week finally allowing women the right to drive. Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London also just exhibited for us how we can all tell he is actually an Islamist. And look at what ideas Russian Facebook campaigns actually pushed out-- looks like an Islamist playbook. Last, nothing is more revealing than who actually eulogizes dead Islamist tyrants.

Don't miss this week's episode as Zuhdi takes you from another Islamist terror attack, this time in London’s tube, to the global stage where President Trump makes his debut at the United Nations General Assembly and last to NATO's Parliamentary Assembly. President Trump's speech to the U.N. hits all the right notes, and Dr. Jasser lays out why an unapologetic America on the world's stage is the only way to see any light at the end of the preverbial tunnel of reform no matter how far off.  And what is, and what should be the role of NATO? Last, as the genocide and crimes against humanity rise again against Rohingya Muslims in Burma, rational Americans ask, what happened to the once political heroine for democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi, who now has simply become an accomplice to genocide?

In this week's very special episode, Zuhdi looks at the lessons we should have learned now 16 years after 9-11. We seem to be going nowhere fast. Why? And you won't believe what Egyptian media said about 9-11 this week! Also, in good news, an Indonesian Islamic scholar finally breaks through the noise and is honest about the connection between Islamic doctrinal interpretations and terrorism. Last, it's about time to end, once and for all, the use of the term "Islamophobia".

Zhudi Jasser speaks from Israel, honored to speak on behalf of The American Concervative Union on their first mission is Israel. They'll be discussing: Economics, Politics, Socialism Vs Free Markets, Single Pier vs Multi Pier, and all the issues we take for granted as part of the American structure. Zhudi discusses that we have the responsibility to reform the ideas that radicalize our faith, defeat the concept of the Islamic State, ask the tough questions, and confront issues that no one has the courage to. 

Don't miss this episode as Dr Jasser reflects on the indominable American spirit in the wake of unprecedented disaster from Hurricane Harvey. Zuhdi  calls out those America haters on the Left who minimize the good in the USA even during crisis.  Zuhdi also commemorates with the Muslim community the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha reflecting on what it means.  He then dives into the good and the bad about the latest Pew poll results whether or not Muslims are open to reinterpretation of Islam? Last, what's up with how cozy Qatar is getting with Iran? 

In this week's episode, Dr. Jasser takes a deep dive into the Barcelona Islamist terror cell and the Imam that led their radicalization. What are the obvious ideological markers that security forces should be following? Why can't we even begin to get this right in our war footing against the precursor Islamist ideologies? And yet again after an attack by radical Muslims, the media in the West say what? They say Muslims fear a backlash rather than the media demand that Muslims wake up and lead reform? And did you see AlJazeera's pathetic response to the latest Charlie Hebdo? And last, are we seeing a Trump Doctrine take shape in Afghanistan? 

In the wake of the Charlottesville controversy, Dr. Jasser explains why American Islamist groups like CAIR, the ambulance chasers of victimology, have a newfound interest in cleansing American history of racism: the Salafi-Wahhabi habit of cleansing history. Zuhdi lays out what we should learn from the Islamist racialization of Islam: an idea but not a race. Also the brinksmanship continues against North Korea's Kim Jong Un, what can we learn and apply from our North Korea strategy or lack thereof to dictators and Islamists in Muslim majority regimes? Last, recent data in France suggests an increase of 60 percent in the Islamist threat. Why are we losing?

In the wake of the Charlottesville controversy, Dr. Jasser explains why American Islamist groups like CAIR,  the ambulance chasers of victimology, have a newfound interest in cleansing American history of racism: the Salafi-Wahhabi habit of cleansing history. What is the fundamental reason why such radicalism has happened time and again in the Islamic world and how does it mirror the far-left and far-right movements in the West?

Catch this week's can't miss episode where Dr. Jasser asks: what planet the folks at Marvel and DC Comics are on where it makes sense to launch a new American Muslim woman superhero named Isis! Yes, a Muslim superhero might be a great idea but only if charged with leading a global revolution of reform to defeat radical Islamists and their governments. Zuhdi will also reveal a landmark study from 2011 that showed the tipping point of social idea change to be 10 percent of the population. So he asks, where are today's essential cultural icons from the music, film, and arts industries in the battle against the global establishment of Islamism's theocracy?  Islamists who dominate Muslim communities barely have 10 percent support of U.S. Muslims. With an awakening of the other 90 percent demanding reform, American Muslims could shift the global consciousness against the Islamists. Where are the Muslim Superstars? Keywords: Marvel, ISIS, DC Comics, Guggenheim, superheros, humanities, music, hollywood, islamism, muslims, culture, muslim reform, zuhdi jasser, revolution, syria, blaze radio, tcot, AIFD, establishment, disruption. 

Dr. Jesser talks about why it is important to get culture icons to buy into an idea. We see what percent of the population is needed in order to cause a tipping point. How do we find out when minority belief becomes the majority opinion? What happens when the targeted percent is lower by one? What happens in society when the percent is over the certain percent? Find out on Reform This!