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RFK Jr. has some thoughts about Arabs. Today’s show breaks it down.

Speaking at a rally in Michigan, the left claims RFK Jr. said Arabs don’t make scientific achievements and don’t win awards like the Nobel Prize. Obviously, context was not added to the criticism.

For example, according to statements made by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR):

Kennedy made sweeping, derogatory claims targeting 500 million Arabs, asserting that they “don’t produce science,” “don’t win the Nobel Prize,” and they “don’t produce literature.”

When you rewind for context, you find this is misleading, to say the least. He was talking about the Muslim Brotherhood and the “death cult” that it truly is.

Per his remarks:

“Talking about the Muslim Brotherhood is not Islamophobia. The Muslim Brotherhood was started in 1928, and it launched a new ideology that departed from traditional Islam in a very, very dangerous way.” He added that the "death cult's” worst victims are the Palestinian people and those who live in the countries “that the Muslim Brotherhood has taken over.”

He added, “They are immersed in an ideology of victimization, of murder, of genocide. The Islamists, which is the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, took over in 1928 and it began to spread.”

"He is right when you look at the Arab world," Crowder said.

The numbers also say a lot here. Muslims are about 5% of the global population but contribute 1.2% to research spending around the globe. The majority of attacks committed by Islamists occur in Muslim countries.

“Here is the problem with fake news and the left lying by omission: that is actually a pretty informative and brief history lesson. He is saying these are great people who are capable of great innovation at one point in time and directs you to and explains the change,” Crowder said.