How do we deal with someone we find to be partisan?

The Shaykh : In principle, no. I do not agree with that in its entirety, but the question now is: where do we start? We start with what the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) started with. As for this point of partisanship, it must be addressed and taught, but it is not the first thing we begin with when dealing with people. It should be raised incidentally on certain occasions, and with the same principle I mentioned earlier: with wisdom and good exhortation. We do not want to stir up sectarian or partisan strife; rather, we call all people, following the example of the Messenger (peace be upon him), who was sent to all people. So we call to what the Messenger (peace be upon him) called to, and that is the starting point. I hope for success, and that is sufficient for now. Some guests have arrived. Peace be upon you. Yes, and may you be well, if Allah wills. Yes, yes, please wait a moment, please wait a moment. The words and meanings in the defense ofThe Shaykh : Al-Albani. I do not recall receiving anything of this, so I want to know by what means these words or this message were sent?