Why was the tape of the debate held in America not copied and sold or given to non-Muslims, especially since it is translated into Arabic?

Question:
Your Eminence the Shaykh. He says: Allah the Exalted said: . By the grace of Allah and the support from Allah, a debate took place in America in a large hall, attended by a group of Muslims, led by a Muslim scholar from Africa, and the Christians, led by an American priest. The dialogue took place between the two groups, and the Muslim scholar revealed the truth of the debate and presented evidence regarding what they claim to have in their hands, the Gospels, which are distorted. It was recorded on video tapes, and permission was granted to circulate it. May Allah grant you success. This is a call to Islam and a victory, and a victory for Allah. The question is: Why was this tape not copied and sold or given to non-Muslims? It is translated into Arabic, and the conversation in the debate is in English. Is this not an Islamic call, just as it is broadcast on video tapes regarding exposing the veil, tabarruj (a woman's display of her adornment), and other things we see? If you reject the tape, it is at your disposal, Your Eminence.

Answer:
Yes, we would like to look into it; this has not reached us. May Allah reward you with good. We will look into it, and if it is good, we do not know. Yes, praise be to Allah, just as Allah the Exalted said: and He the Exalted says: and to Allah the Mighty and Majestic. The important thing is that Allah grants victory and that one is discerning, if Allah wills. Yes.