"Extremism Is A CANCER" - San Diego Mosque Shooters NAMED & Manifesto EXPOSED

Added: 2026-05-24

[00:00:00]So tragic San Diego shooting of what happened there. Out of nowhere, we're hearing all these stories of what happened. Let me kind of read some of the stuff to you and then Vinnie and Vinnie and Elan, I'm going to come to you guys on this. On May 18, 2026 at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the largest mosque in San Diego County, these two shooters, where authorities say they're 17 and 18 years old, come in, they kill three victims along with, you know, themselves later on in the car, which by the way, the video is in the car. One guy shoots the other guy, then he shoots himself, and you see the blast that Don't go watch the video.

[00:00:37]It's nasty. Right on what the video is.

[00:00:39]We're not going to show the clip. Police say they are investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime. Officers reportedly arrived within about 4 minutes after the first emergency calls came in. The first emergency calls came in around 11:40, 11:45 uh uh A.M. time.

[00:00:54]The two suspects were found dead inside a vehicle two blocks away from the mosque. Security guard Amin Abdullah was praised as a hero after engaging the shooter and helping trigger lockdown procedures. Roughly 140 children inside the mosque's school were protected during the lockdown. Imagine these parents are sitting there worried about what's happening with their kids. You're a parent no matter what your religion is. You're inside. You're worried about wait a minute what just happened. You know who wants to see that? Nobody does.

[00:01:20]Another victim, Nater Awad, reportedly helped draw the shooter away from the children and worshippers. Mosque elder Mansour Kazya, a longtime community member, was also killed. Investigators say suspects were likely radicalized online, communicated through their internet communities, focus on extremist content. And I can go on talk about what's going on with these guys.

[00:01:40]Investigators say the suspects appeared inspired by uh uh mass attacks including the two 2019 Christ Church mosque shooting in New Zealand that took place. Sources say video allegedly showed the attack was posted online. So while this is going on, they they find a manifesto. I don't know how many pages it is. I I I think 74 is what I heard. In the manifesto in the manifesto, you're they're not on the left. They're not on the right. They're not, you know, they bash uh uh Jews. Their main thing is the number one threat to the world is Jews, right? The number one threat to the world is Jews. Then they talk about Muslims. Then they criticize the LGBTQ community. Then they say the conservatives aren't going far enough.

[00:02:26]You become too soft. Then they criticize the liberal agenda what they're at. And you know, then they say they want to go take out the vice president. They they threaten to want to take out the president. and the vice president, a bunch of different different names and stuff that they're going after.

[00:02:40]Extremely, you know, chaotic, traumatic event that obviously took place. Rob, is this the authorities given the update of what happened?

[00:02:47]>> Yes.

[00:02:48]>> Go for it.

[00:02:49]>> So, I can confirm there has been a manifesto that's been recovered. Uh, I would reiterate it's early on in the investigation. Um, we are dedicating every resource the FBI has to conduct a thorough analysis of that manifesto to try to learn what led to this, but I think also more importantly, how can we stop future attacks? So, I know there's a lot of questions related to this on the community. What I would just continue to reiterate is they didn't they didn't discriminate on who they hated. It covered a wide aspect of races and religions >> more than just the Islam.

[00:03:20]>> You can pause it right there, >> Vinnie.

[00:03:22]>> Just evil. evil and we've talked about it how many times manifested in two people that I have a bunch of things to talk about Pat. First and foremost, where did they get the these guns?

[00:03:31]Apparently, allegedly, Rob, did they steal them from the parents or the mother or something like that? Problem number one. Problem number two, and I love that you said it cuz I I got I people were messaging me like, "How why aren't you guys condemning it that they shot Muslims?" And I was like, "Do just shut just or and blaming us for our rhetoric about criticizing Islam and Muslims that this is what caused it.

[00:03:52]These guys hated Jews. Blamed Jews for everything. Hated Trump. Wanted the left to murder Trump. Wanted the left to murder JD Vance. Hated MAGA. Hated women. Hated gays. Hated trans. Hated Islam. Hated immigrants. Hated black people. And there were incelss. Okay?

[00:04:07]And they said Jews were the number one problem. And yet they go to a freaking mosque to shoot up. So everybody out there messaging me from Islam and Muhammad, shut the shut up. Okay? And then on top of it, to make things even crazier, the security guard who was murdered actually shared the shooters pro-Nazi ideology. The shooters had SS markings on their stuff. The security guard posted pro- Hitler killing the Jews memes on social media, which is weird. And then the San Diego, one of the shooters, Pat, walked out of a mental health treatment center the day before the massacre. Okay, so how like how do how does this slip through the cracks? Where are the parents? Where are the friends? We're society looking at these two freaking people that are obviously open about their blatant hate for everybody and nobody says anything.

[00:04:51]Nobody. Like I guess two hours before Pat, somebody mentioned something or the mom was like, "Oh, he's crazy and be careful." Okay. So to blame this on somebody or asking other people why they're not talking about these people were that you know what crazy and the ideology of these guys, it it it just shows the horseshoe theory of politics.

[00:05:11]very far left, very far right becoming in the you can't even tell them apart.

[00:05:16]That's it.

[00:05:17]>> Elan, >> yeah, I think this is a perfect example of what nihilism leads to and extremism and the type of rhetoric we see online.

[00:05:25]Just to bring up faith, I mean, this is the a society that is losing faith and and delving into extremism. Just the idea that all human life has value because it's created by God and and is beautiful. And uh what you touched on is truly the most tragic part of all is that the extremist ideology that these guys went online and you can see everywhere. I turn on Instagram, I turn on Tik Tok, I see Nazi rhetoric everywhere. It's become completely normalized. Dehumanization online is out of control. And the very ideology because Amin Abdullah, the security guard who did tragically die trying to soul. Yes. Cuz it is tragic. I don't care what religion you are, but all of it's tragic. But but it's so tragic to me that the very ideology he supported comfortably online because he didn't understand the consequence of that kind of extremism, that Nazi ideology, cuz he he wrote faux show on a on a post about do you now understand why Hitler did what he did. He commented faux show on that that his friend posted. That very ideology ended up being responsible for ending his life tragically. Extremism never stays isolated to the group you might believe it targets. It's a cancer.

[00:06:26]It spreads throughout society. I always say the solution to this is to veer away from every message of identity politics of extremism, all these things and lean into God, lean into faith. And we're going to see more and more of this. I open the internet and all I see and maybe it's my algorithm is just violence and the acceptance and normalization of violence. Whereas when I was a kid and and Faces of Death came out, that documentary, >> I remember that >> it was devastating to watch it. It was hard to watch it. Now the comments when we see this kind of extremism are oh good another one or oh you know whatever just the most negative disgusting comments. We have to lean into God. We have to as a society and you were talking about humans want that connection. Humans want to that's how we're going to save ourselves. We save ourselves through God. We save ourselves through society leaning back into that because again this guy Abdullah was an extremist in his own ideology and beliefs as well as tragic as it was.

[00:07:18]>> So when you say God though some people have different gods. I think it's >> well you know what my answer to that is again we are a Christian nation period end of story that is the just like I won't go to Saudi Arabia and tell them to not be a Muslim country if you're in America we're a Christian country and I don't see how that's controversial our foundational beliefs our ethics and our morals are based on Christianity I will fight for those ethics I will fight for that moral foundation because it is the ultimate solution to the kind of devastating extremism and lack of identity that we see happening right now.

[00:07:48]>> Amen.

[00:07:49]Well, it's been said before and you've said it, Pat. Uh, Professor Galloway, Scott Galloway has said it. When young men have a hole in their heart and they have economic and relational hollowess and you know, I'll add everything else that we have to it. You don't have a sense of purpose in life. And what the society around you and it's your parents are responsible. They have to be involved. But when the society around you is not is divided on purpose and when we go into election season and we're venomous to the point of wishing harm on each other and that's the backdrop. That's not the cause of it.

[00:08:27]That that's a backdrop. What do they put in their heart?

[00:08:30]>> You know, it's really funny. This isn't funny. I'm saying this is ironic. The Reverend Eeveie Hill um who served young men in um South Central Los Angeles pointed out that pe that men at 14 to 17 it was critical for men to feel love, discipline, and respect. and that the broken homes, and he was speaking about African-American homes, the broken homes in downtown LA where there was not a father present, that the gangs provided love, discipline, and respect to these young teenage men in the exact opposite and horribly perverse way. And so people say, "How could they join the gangs?"

[00:09:15]They're finding the inverse of what their heart and their soul is crying out for. And now and that and this goes back Eevee Hill passed away in 2003.

[00:09:26]So this is before the waves of social media and everything, but he was right.

[00:09:31]And now we're seeing it today. These young men are now able to to dive in through online access to all of the other, you know, essences to to research the things these guys are researching and become completely antisoccietal in its completion. And this is we need foundation of family and faith. That's it. It's not a long speech from this man talking. Family and faith is a foundation that we need big brothers, big sisters. That's where that's where we're going to start the path forward.

[00:10:04]>> Go for it, Adam.

[00:10:05]>> For sure. We need more God in this country. I was just lucky enough to be uh in DC meeting with uh speaker Mike Johnson and was all about the main words where the speaker speaks right where Donald Trump gives his speeches in God we trust and he talked about Christianity and a Christian country and Judeo-Christian values and as Mike Johnson's speaking he looks right across and he says look at all the faces along the wall who's the face in front of all of us right now because it's Moses. He gave us the ten commandments which started all this. Old testament, new testament. Mike Johnson very sharp. He praised Christian just all about everything American and Christianity. Uh also does a great Trump impression by the way. But this conversation about this San Diego church, >> not a church mosque, >> I'm sorry. Mosque never I I don't I don't think it should be a controversial statement. you know, le let's keep schools, religious uh organizations, uh structures, keep the guns and shooting away. But I do find it somewhat ironic that a mosque that has been accused and if not convicted of radicalizing their population has been basically been victimized by a by radicalism by just a different type of radicalism because I don't know how you much like this brought attention to the mosque. What is this mosque? People want to focus on these two loser kids that have been racist and radicalized. But what's up with this mosque? Because they hate the Jews, the Jews, the Jews, the Jews. But they also hate the gays and the fagsa.

[00:11:45]But then I'm like, what's going on with this mosque? And this mosque turns out that the m the 9/11 hijackers, this was their mosque. And it turns out that uh the Muslim Brotherhood allegedly hanging out at this mosque. Follow the money, right? Turns out that care, not care like hearts, the the council for American Islamic relations care is basically operating out of here. I'm just asking questions and connecting dots. But this specific mosque has been uh correlated with a lot of stuff that they we need to look into. And of course as much as recently as justifying terrorism and after October 7th uh this mosque as as much as a lot of mosques unfortunately uh have gone from a place of worship which it should be to a national security threat. So this is a horrible thing and a tragic thing that happened here and thank God that innocent victims were not killed. At the same time what's actually going on in this mosque? That's what I want to know.

[00:12:45]>> Rob, go back to where you were at a minute ago. Where were you at a minute ago on that Wikipedia where you found the >> that looked like Muhammad Ala? One of the hijackers from uh >> the first hijackers arrive United States San Diego California January San Diego and do some Okay, got it.

[00:13:00]Listen, I'm sure and then I'm sure a lot of other things is going to come out as this is happening.

[00:13:05]>> Uh the reality of it is I don't care what side of the extremist it is. I don't want any of it.

[00:13:11]>> I don't want any of it. Period. And uh zero. None of it. And uh God willing, you know, our FBI can get to the bottom of it to see what else we can learn from it to prevent other events happening in the future. We got something special.

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