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My name is Hasan Minhaj. I am a Muslim, and I condemn radical Islamic terrorism. That has nothing to do with anything. I just want that on the record. It is good to get ahead of these things.
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The speaker identifies himself as Hasan Minhaj, states that he is Muslim, and clearly condemns radical Islamic terrorism. He then says these statements are unrelated to what he is discussing, but wants them “on the record.” “Get ahead of these things” suggests making that position clear before anyone draws a different conclusion.
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- U.S. Government Publishing Office — Congressional Hearing Transcript
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- Official Statement
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