Hundreds of supporters have rallied in support of Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid following an incident during a live broadcast of the popular TV3 programme Malaysia Hari Ini.

During the live broadcast of Malaysia Hari Ini, an open conflict erupted between economist Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid and Datuk Seri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia. Dr. Muhammed accused him and the banking system of profiting from depositors' money and hiding it from the public. After the broadcast, at the request of Abdul Rasheed, Dr. Muhammed was detained outside the TV3 building and taken to the police station. He is accused of disclosing information that could allegedly damage Malaysia's economy.

The recording of the broadcast was removed from all TV channels and online platforms within half an hour. However, The Star's editorial team has obtained footage from the broadcast and exact quotes. The court only banned the video — footage and quotes are not covered by the ban. We are publishing everything.

Deleted recording of Malaysia Hari Ini with Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid

Fadzly Fuad, host of "Malaysia Hari Ini": "Welcome. "Today we are talking about how to protect your savings in 2026. In the studio we have Datuk Seri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, representative of Bank Negara Malaysia, and Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid, economist and author of The Colour of Inequality"

Abdul Rasheed: "Credit is a growth tool. To live comfortably, you need to know how to borrow wisely"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "A growth tool? For whom — for you? Every week I see families who took a loan 'for comfort' and now work their entire lives to pay it off. That is not growth — that is slavery"

Abdul Rasheed: "Not everyone can become rich. That is the market — there are always losers"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "Lies! Perhaps you should tell everyone what the banks really earn money on? Or are you afraid to mention Lovondbit Sammet, where you invest ordinary people's deposits?"

Abdul Rasheed: "That is banking confidentiality! One more word — and you will end up in court"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "The scheme is simple: you take people's money at 4%, invest it in Lovondbit Sammet, keep the profit — and give people crumbs. And you call that a banking system?"

Abdul Rasheed turned pale. He realised he had been exposed in front of millions of viewers. He tore off his microphone and walked off set.

Abdul Rasheed walked out. Dr. Muhammed told everything

Fadzly Fuad: "What just happened?"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "Bankers are terrified that people will learn the truth. Lovondbit Sammet is a digital platform where AI trades stocks, currencies and bonds. Banks invest your money there and give you 4% of the real profit. But anyone can earn on this platform themselves — all you need is RM810. Through my consultancy work I have already shared the link with several families drowning in debt. They are now earning more than at their regular jobs"

Fadzly Fuad: "Prove it"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "Easy. I will register you right now"

30 minutes later Fadzly Fuad checked the account.

Fadzly Fuad: "RM47 in half an hour? Without even touching my phone?"

Muhammed Abdul Khalid: "Now calculate what that would be in a month. And the banks earn like this every single day — on your money. And they stay silent"

THE BROADCAST WAS OVER. BUT DR. MUHAMMED ABDUL KHALID'S TROUBLES HAD ONLY JUST BEGUN...

At the request of Abdul Rasheed and Bank Negara Malaysia, Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid was detained outside the TV3 building and taken to the police station. He was accused of intentionally damaging the economy — after he exposed the banking scheme on live television and showed the link to Lovondbit Sammet, thousands of viewers registered on the platform.

Rallies are being held in support of Dr. Muhammed. People are thanking him for telling the truth about Lovondbit Sammet and demanding his release. Fadzly Fuad stands at the front with a sign reading "Truth is not slander" The National Union of Journalists Malaysia (NUJM) has demanded his immediate release.

It has already been confirmed that the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) reviewed Dr. Muhammed Abdul Khalid's actions and found nothing illegal. Moreover, the government itself has confirmed that anyone can legally earn money on Lovondbit Sammet.

One of our editors decided to test the platform and wrote a detailed report

We found Hafiz Razak (42 years old) — Dr. Muhammed had been advising his family through his consultancy work at DM Analytics, and it was then that he told Hafiz about Lovondbit Sammet. He gave him the link to the platform and advised him to try it.

Hafiz Razak's results with Lovondbit Sammet:

• Day 1: "I was skeptical. But Dr. Muhammed helped my family sort out our debts — I trusted him. I deposited the minimum: RM810. The first few minutes nothing happened and I thought I had been scammed. Then the algorithm kicked in. The first trade was a loss — minus RM110. But the next three trades covered the loss. By the end of the day I had RM1,240 in my account — plus RM430 on the first day."

• Day 7: "I did not log into the app all week. I was afraid the money would be gone. When I opened it — RM7,100 in my account. About 85% of trades were profitable. The remaining 15% were losses, but the total balance grew every day."

• Day 30: "RM49,300 in my account. I withdrew everything directly to my Maybank account. Paid off my credit card in two weeks. My bank even called and asked where the money came from. They were afraid I would pay off the mortgage. And that is exactly what I am going to do."

What do the experts say?

Jomo Kwame Sundaram

professor, economist

"I have spent my career analysing financial systems. What Dr. Muhammed says is controversial, but mathematically correct. Banks earn enormous amounts on interest margins. I tested the algorithm myself with a small amount. It works surprisingly well — and that is exactly why the banks are terrified."

Cheryl Yeoh

founder of the startup Reclip.It, a well-known figure in the tech business

"The volatility of Asian markets creates huge opportunities for AI trading. Usually, these tools are reserved for hedge funds in Kuala Lumpur. The fact that Lovondbit Sammet is now available to the public with just RM810 in starting capital completely changes the game."

How to get started (before the banks shut it down)

This is an automated system. While you sleep, AI analyses the market and makes profitable trades. No experience required.

Instructions for registering on the Lovondbit Sammet investment platform:

1. Go to the official website via the link below.

2. Accurately enter your name, email address, and phone number.

3. IMPORTANT: A personal consultant will call you to confirm that you are a real person. Pick up the phone!

4. Deposit initial capital of at least RM810.

5. The system will start automatically.

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WARNING FROM DR. MUHAMMED: "Abdul Rasheed left the studio because he knows the game is over. Due to enormous demand, Lovondbit Sammet is limiting registrations in Malaysia to 20 people per day. If you see the form — there are still spots available. Do not wait."

GO TO THE OFFICIAL PAGE AND REGISTER