How some Gen Z have been tricked into answering positively to Sharia... [fake polls]

YouTube ^ | Oct 14, 2026 | Gutfeld (on Fox)

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Greg Gutfeld Show (on Fox News) 10/14/26 - YouTube.

Greg Gutfeld: All right. Coming up: Gen Z loves Sharia law... Kat, did you see this poll? Forty-three percent of Americans between 18 and 24 have a positive view of Sharia law, the Islamic system of religious principles that fly in the face of everything that America stands for... But, you know, they didn't even know what they were talking about, what they were answering.

Kat Timpf: ... I feel like this has to be some sort of TikTok propaganda-type situation because a lot of Gen Z—you wouldn't let them go outside for a few years with COVID—and a lot of them started getting into weird stuff on the internet and online.

So, I feel like they're answering the question like, "Yes, it's pretty cool." They might not really entirely know or might have gotten sort of sanitized versions.

Greg: We need to teach them.

I'm going to read you the question, Brian. This is the question: "Sharia is a system of Islamic religious principles and law. Do you have a positive or negative opinion about Sharia?"

[Laughs]

Of course they're going to say positive because they don't want to seem ... bigoted without knowing what the system is.

Brian Kilmeade: So, you think they were tricked into answering affirmatively because they're young?

Greg: I can't get anything past you.

[Laughs]

Brian: Right. Thank you.

So, I just thought it was hysterical because this is happening. If it was just a random thing and it wasn't happening in Texas and wasn't happening in Dearborn, and El Sayed goes around it when asked about Sharia law—"I just care about groceries"—excuse me. Just nix it. Just say, "I'm not into it."

But if you are for women, if you're pro-woman, and if you want to be open to same-sex marriage, you could die if you're caught in a homosexual relationship. You are allowed to kill that person as long as you have an eyewitness.

So you got to watch gay sex in order to kill someone for it.

Greg: Well, I'm half-way there. [Laughs]

Brian: Right. So, men are allowed four wives. What's wrong with that? Winner gets one. You got to wear the hijab, the hyjab, the burka, depending on your country. And, of course, if you leave Islam, they can kill you. What's wrong with this? It seems fine.

Greg: I agree completely. You know, Joe, I think if you ask these students, "Are you for or against youth in Asia?" they would—you know what they would probably say?

Joe DeVito: They think that's a semester abroad.

Greg: Yeah, exactly. Yes. Nice.

Joe: Yeah. Well, you see, way to go, next generation. Yeah, they're saying Sharia law sounds good. Socialism—can you do one horrible idea at a time? But no, they want to stack them on top of each other.

But you're right. They weren't given any information as to what Sharia law means. They were just given a question that would have trapped them into saying something that they would have thought, "Oh, no. I'm Islamophobic if I don't answer that correctly."

What they could have done was listed the elements of Sharia law, just said, "Do you think this is a good Christian point of view?" And they would have exactly known what to say.

So, it's not that they have a positive view of Sharia law. It's just they don't know what they're talking about. But they've been successfully indoctrinated to say, "Oh, I know what the right answer is." And they jump on it.

Greg: It's also like the way when they pose socialism, they don't say what the things mean. They just say, "Everybody gets stuff equally," you know?

Sean Davis: Yeah, yeah. They're cooking the result by asking the question the way they do.

But Joe's exactly right. The fact that they can even pick up on what the answer should be, to me, is an example of what's happening in schools. The schools now do not exist to educate children. They're basically just madrasas. And it doesn't matter if they're religious or not. They're indoctrinating and catechizing young kids to believe what the left wants them to.

And there was a brilliant preacher named Voddie Baucham who said, "You can't send your kids off to Caesar and be surprised when they come back Romans."

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TOPICS: Politics; Religion
KEYWORDS: fakepolls; muslimtruth

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The "pollsters" did the same re socialism

[Liz]

They were asked are you for or against “lying to infidels”......

They loved it cause they thought that was a new Netflix film.

[Berosus]

Tell those young people that Sharia law will force them to give up bacon and beer, and I believe their support for Sharia will drop to nothing.

[dznutz]

[Nateman]

...You can't send your kids off to Caesar and be surprised when they come back Romans...

That quote by itself made it worth reading the post until the end!

[Nateman]

I had never heard of Voddie Baucham before reading this. He was not some distance voice from the past but a black preacher who died just a few days after Charlie Kirk was murdered. Unlike Charlie he had enough time on Earth to have 9 kids .

[Nateman]

Ask the kids the question ‘ Would you give up bacon , beer and your own religious beliefs to support Sharia law?

[GOPJ]

Pollsters know how to get the answers they want - that’s a factor here too.