He’s a smooth talker and intelligent, but his discourse on terrorism and the peaceful nature of islam should not have gone unchallenged. He applies logical fallacies and rejects any criticism as dumb and bigoted. The notion of islam as a peaceful is far from evident given that its prophet was essentially a warlord and the behaviour of many of its followers.<br><br>I feel Lex has been a bit gullible in his quest for love and peace. I think the mild teachings of his guest will turn quickly in a muslim majority environment.,(reply>), America's trauma of 9/11 has kept Muslims in this defensive of terrorism. If you google the most violent religions it's Christianity. The world wars, the majority of massacres are done by Christians yet we don't associate it with their teachings. Muhammad was NoT a warlord he was told by God after the constant betrayal of the Jewish Allies and this remote dialogue is what is taken out of context by  anti Islamicist and fundamentalists. It's wrong and is the majority of ours belief to have peace. Look at Malaysia Indonesia they are the biggest Muslim countries  and the majority of Muslim countries never  meddle in anyone's business. Yet we are always seen as  terrorists. This narrative is close minded. There are  more mass gun shootings in American than any terrorist attack in the world by Muslim fundamentalist. Yet you chose to be blind and label us. I am a born American living in NYC so I know the trauma of 9/11 I lived through that apologizing my whole life. But I'm done now. This new generation does not know my trauma and that's why they are ready for this conversation. When you visit a Muslim country when you met a Muslim when you live with a Muslim then you tell me. For now, you cannot contain a religion to one thing. We will met God and we will be accountable for our actions. So chose your time wisely. I have  found my peace  in my turmoil of life and I pray you do too.