the man hunt shifting to a wooded area northeast of paris. two men resembleing the suspects rob add gas station. the brothers were already on the u.s. no any list before the attacks. one of them also serving 18 months in prison for recruiting militants to fight the u.s. in iraq. also killed were the editor and nine others inside the offices of the paper which has angered muslims muslims. now stay tuned for "hannity." for all your head lines, log on to foxnews.com. thanks, megyn. welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. a massive manhunt is still underway in france at this hour as authorities search for two men suspected in yesterday's deadly attack in paris.

more than 88,000 security forces are combing the streets of paris at this very hour. for the very latest we turn to fox's own amy kellogg standing by on the ground in paris. amy. >> sean, so far this massive manhunt has not netted the two men responsible for killing 12 people yesterday at charlie hebdo in paris. they have been combing a vast swath of marshland and forest that's about 40 miles northeast of paris. they're obviously heavily armed the police searching for the suspects. and they've been backed by helicopters with thermal vision. it's been a very dramatic and very dangerous search. and there have been varying reports of how hot or cold they've been on the trail of the two suspects. but at this point those suspects are still at large. and to some extent parts of the search are tapering overnight as obviously it's more difficult to cover such a large territory in the pitch dark.

now, of course the two suspects we've been speaking about said and cherif kouachi, they've believed to have robbed a gas station this morning in the area where the forest is and that's why the search has been there. when they took off from the gas station and the police went on their trail it is believed that's when they abandoned their vehicle and melted into the woods. the two of them have quite a long history of extremist activity. cherif did some time in jail for trying to funnel fighters to iraq. and said even u.s. officials tonight are saying got training in yemen. so questions are being asked in the meantime how these two slipped off the radar to the extent that they may have perpetrated the horrible events yesterday, sean. >> amy one question are the police also searching in these areas that we call the no-go zones where non-muslims are allowed, not even police and fire departments usually. are those the areas that they're

searching right now? >> well, right now the area as i mentioned is very rural and it's a lot of forest. there are villages around that area, and they have been going house-to-house as well as trapesing through the marshland. they have arrested people in grounds across france but it's not clear what connection they have to the suspects. what's clear is these guys are on the loose and they may be up to something else in the coming hours or days. >> amy kellogg in paris thank you. standing by in washington with the latest on the two suspects and their terror ties is fox's own catherine herridge. catherine. >> sean, fox news confirming through government sources that both brothers have direct ties to al qaeda. and the 34-year-old suspect went to a training camp for al qaeda in yemen three years ago. said kouachi worked on skills ranging from small arms fire to commando style attacks tactics

apparently on display during wednesday's shooting. tonight, u.s. and french investigators are trying to work out whether said had direct contact with the al qaeda leadership in yemen and they were the ones who directed the paris massacre. these images showing french terrorists working with isis in iraq posted in november called on muslims to conduct attacks in france offering direct help. the leading republican on the house homeland security committee says it's not clear to investigators who's behind the paris massacre, but both al qaeda groups are radical islamists taking aim at the west. >> i think isis is a real threat. and the foreign fighter threat from isis is real. but i would say the more lethal immediate threat still comes from aqap. >> an intelligence source confirms to fox news that 23 minutes after the attack in paris before anyone really understood what was going on, two tweets were sent from an

account linked to al qaeda in yemen. the tweets feature images of the shooting with photos of the al qaeda group's past leadership including americans an war a la ki. coming from the same propaganda magazine that called for the execution of charlie hebdo's editor in march of 2013. also tonight a rare and candid warning from the head of britain's intelligence service known as mi-5. direct general andrew parker warning al qaeda in syria is planning mass casualty attacks on british soil including transit systems or iconic landmarks like big ben. parker did not link this new credible threat information to the massacre in paris sean. >> all right, catherine herridge in washington tonight. catherine, as always thank you. and yesterday's attack on the offices of charlie hebdo was not the first. the satirical newspaper magazine has been threatened for many

years. ainsley is at the big board with background. >> charlie hebdo has poked fun at religion government and authority figures since it was created back in 1970. but the outrage from muslims began in 2006 when the paper ri printed pictures from the prophet muhammad. in november 2011 headquarters were firebombed after its cover featured another cartoon of muhammad. the building was since then protected by riot police. and the french government did ask the paper to stop publishing images that offended muslims, but they went ahead with them anyway. in 2012 after again printing cartoons of muhammad the paper was criticized by then-white house spokesperson jay carney. >> we are aware that a french magazine published cartoons featuring a figure resembling the prophet muhammad. and obviously we have questions about the judgment of publishing something like this. we don't question the right of

something like this to be published. we just question the judgment behind the decision to publish it. >> the editor, stephan stephan charbonnier was killed in yesterday's attacks. in 2012 he told reporters this, i am not scared of reprisals. i don't have kids or a wife. i've got no car, no credit. it perhaps sounds a bit pompous but i'd prefer to die standing than living on my knees. just this week they ran a cartoon taunting extremists that were -- it was titled still no attacks in france. and minutes before the attack a tweet mocking isis leader abu bakra al baghdadi. the paper is going and publishing next week's edition. the columnist for the paper was not there at the time of the attack but did tell french television this, it's very hard.

we are all suffering with grief, with fear but we will do it anyway because stupidity will not win. sean, that paper usually prints 60,000 copies a week but will print 1 million copies next week with other media companies helping to cover those costs. >> ainsley amazing courage they showed because they kept doing it in spite of what happened in the past. thank you for that history. appreciate it. also with reaction joining us now fox news terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. let me put up on the screen exactly the numbers that we're looking at in europe. there's been a lot of immigration there. the number of muslims, for example, living in europe in 2010, well there you have the number in france 4.7. but let's go to the number living in europe total, which is 44.1 million 6% of the population. and if you look at the projected number by 2030 58.2 million. robert spencer you're an

expert. you study this. when you look at the numbers of people, it's estimated about 10% of the population of france, the no-go neighborhoods how they have separated themselves they're not assimilating, even separate sharia courts. do you believe this contributed to what happened yesterday? >> oh, absolutely, sean. there's no doubt about it whatsoever. because in those enclaves -- and remember there's 751 of them all over france. and that's not just rumor or conjecture, that's based on a french government website that lists them all. these 751 no-go areas are essentially ruled by sharia law. they have no regard for french law. they do not teach french law. they infiltrate sharia. someone who blasphemy muhammad -- they grew up in these areas and they learned that blas fe mers must be put to

death. that's what they were acting upon when they went into the charlie hebdo offices. >> i want you to be very clear on this. washington times had a great piece describing it as growing islamist ministates. essentially you have minicountries within a country. why would the french have allowed that to happen? >> absolutely. well see, islamic law is political system as well as a religious one. and it has a complete system for the governance of society and the political or social order. and so the immigrants, the french have been bringing in as well as other european states and the uk many of them have come believing that because the quran says muslims are the best of people and that non-muslims are the most vial of created beings that the french government and society has no value and has to be placed ultimately within sharia, meantime muslims set up enclaves where sharia will rule and law

of the land will be disregarded. this is a recipe for disaster. with the growing population, the immigrant population growing, there's going to be a clash inevitably between them and the non-muslim. >> because they're contrary values. they're conflicting values. steve, from an immigration standpoint standpoint, which is where you're coming from. so you're talking about 44.1 million muslims there right now. an estimated 58 million muslims they expect by 2030. then the question has to arise, they don't want to assimilate, they want separate neighborhoods, they want separate court systems, don't want help from the police or fire departments, but yet they get to vote. why would these countries in europe then allow them to come to their countries? because i suspect they want to change them and have values that conflict with western values. >> no, it's a very important question. immigration is often thought of about dollars and cents taxes paid labor market. but there are these other profound and important questions. cultural questions or questions about national security.

and unfortunately we don't really ask those questions here. remember, the muslim population in the united states is smaller but growing rapidly. about 3 million about 100,000 new muslim immigrants enter the united states each year. and we have no discussion about any of the possible national security implications, a kind of political correctness rules here. and unfortunately there as well. now, there are things we could do to probably better assimilate people, but the bottom line is immigration is a discretionary policy. we can decide who to let in or not. and we don't even -- >> walid -- we're losing him. steve, sorry about that. walid, let me bring you in here. in spite of all the accommodations the french have made, british have made, belgian have made, values contrary to western values, the antithesis of these values, raises a question about the united

states, do we have to examine the values of people and ascertain those values before they come here? >> first of all, sean, in europe and of course in north america and in australia, when these communities migrate, they migrate as communities. and within the communities you have all sorts of friends. so when those are established it's like any ethnic enclave here in the united states or canada. problem, who is mobilizing, who is indoctrinating, who is forcing or pushing these enclaves to refuse law, order to become a no-go zone? i would call for a better understanding of the networks who are in control. it's not just ministates. there's a regime inside. the muslim brotherhood, the pro-i think we should zoom on these forces. >> appreciate your expertise. you can see on the screen those were the first pictures from charlie hebdo where you can see the blood inside of the office building where this carnage and evil took place.

we have a busy news night tonight. how some in the western media are giving radical muslims a pass. mark steyn is here to respond to that tonight with his analysis. plus tonight here on "hannity". >> islam does not mean peace it means submission. >> okay, so you want worldwide submission. >> we can live peacefully together. >> highlights from my heated exchange with radical london imam anjem chaudhry as this busy latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. know better sleep with sleep number.

welcome back to "hannity." liberals in the western media appear to be more worried about offending muslims than defending innocents gunned down in paris. >> france has a very serious

problem with islamophobia. there are a lot of french-muslim who is feel alienated from the society they're in. it's important for french society to be demonstrating to everyone who lives there that they can be accepted in society. they don't need to wage war against society to have their voices heard. >> unfortunately he was not alone. one opinion writer at "new york times" wrote let's denounce terrorism and oppressionism and misojny in the islamic world, and everywhere else, but let's be careful -- mark steyn is back with us. mark, i was watching you last night on megyn kelly's show. and you made a very strong case how media has coward in the face of radical islamists. explain. >> yes. that's true, sean. i mean, i think these men at charlie hebdo bore a very lonely

burden in part because they were braver than everybody else. the media congratulates itself on its bravery excessively. and one thing it's done in the 24 hours since it's happened has been to maneuver islam into the victim seat again. islam always wants to play the victim role. there are 12 dead french men and actually another french lady, a police officer today killed by somebody of a certain particular persuasion. couple of weeks ago it was two dead australians. a couple weeks before that it was a dead soldier up in quebec. and another dead soldier up in ottawa. they're the victims. and the perpetrators were muslim. and i'm sure that does make moderate muslims who just want to get up in the morning and go to work and come back and pay for food for their family and whatever, i'm sure that does

cause them problems. but there's something in grotesque bad taste apart from anything else in the way they need to maneuver themselves into the victim role when the victims are still on the floor bleeding like these 12 frenchmen were and the two australians in the sydney coffee shop and the two brave soldiers in canada. this at the very least is in appalling bad taste that nbc and "new york times" islam to do this every time. >> it's also dap, cnn, other news networks, et setcetera. would it almost be better for everybody in the media to unite as a sign of solidarity as people are holding up pens in france and say we're all going to publish it, we're all going to tell the story so that people understand what it is that causes you to murder.

>> yes, i think the pen gesture you mentioned is pathetic, really. i would be more impressed if people were to hold up copies of the charlie hebdo covers, that those cartoonists died for. they knew the risk they were taking. i've spent far too much -- since i got dragged through court in canada for writing about this issue, i've spent far too much time with vulnerable beleaguered cartoonists, especially in europe, not just french cartoonists but a dutch cartoonist, a swedish artist who had his home firebombed, a norwegian comedian whose parents restaurant was firebombed. and we understand now that these people face a real threat because 12 of them are dead. and the best thing that could have happened is that all these journalists, the big shot editors who all know each other in new york and london and paris

and berlin and all over the planet had all said tomorrow morning we're going to put the cartoons these guys died for on the front page. because you can't claim to defend free speech and freedom of expression when you let these guys be murdered and then you accept the rules set by the murderers murderers, which is what the "new york times" and cnn and all the rest are doing. >> i want to ask you about the left. they say they have a monopoly of compassion for minority rights, gay and lesbian rights. look at what happens if you are gay and lesbian in certain countries, you get murdered. conservatives have been the most outspoken against radical islam. and the left for the most part has been silence. one exception on jimmy kimmel last night was bill maher of all people. and i give him credit for even challenging the left. why is there so much silence on the left?

>> yeah i think bill maher is absolutely the exception, sean. and interestingly enough the fellows all in charlie hebdo, all basically men of the left. the people i mentioned a couple minutes earlier the other cartoonists in europe, they're all basically all time secular lefties who think you have the right to make the same jokes about muslims as jews and christians and everybody else. and the american left is not there for them. and it was to me pitiful to listen to the sort of antiseptic antiseptic -- statement that jon stewart issued last night. if jon stewart and stephen colbert -- they're doing what real satirists do which is offending you and challenging you over the serious questions of the day. they're not just doing lame old tired anti-bush jokes a quarter

century after he's left office. and these guys learned, these euro lefties learned that when you're really up against it when people are trying to kill you, that apart from bill maher and one or two other men of principle, i would rate richard dawkins, the famous atheist who nevertheless acknowledged yesterday that while he hates all religions, he actually has a bigger problem with islam than any of the other ones for the obvious that they're trying to kill him and the other ones aren't, apart from bill maher and richard dawkins, there were actually very few principled lefties out there speaking up for these poor beleaguered guys in europe. >> i got to tell you, mark, stephane charbonnier, the editor, said i'd rather die standing than on my knees. i'm not sure -- you were on last night, i'm not sure if you had chance to see any of the

interview with radical imam. >> oh, yes. >> we're going to get back to part of it in the next segment. i want to ask you for this because i get criticized for having him on. and i understand it. but one of the things he said i was asking him okay, is this a religion of peace, do you have any tolerance for other religions and his answer was, sure, as long as you submit and live under sharia. >> right. >> didn't he really expose the exact ideology that we're up against, which is the antithesis of western values? >> well, in an old way i think you should have him on. because what i like about him is he doesn't bother with any of the shiftiness and duplicitousness. he's completely up front about who he is. when that answer he gave to you saying islam doesn't mean peace. john kerry and barack obama and david cameron and howard dean keep telling us that islam means peace. and he says, no, it doesn't, it means submission. he's completely up front. he lives in london and he says his ambition is to see the flag

of islam flying over buckingham palace and flying over the white house. and it's important -- that's why. the "new york times" wouldn't run an editorial about him saying that, and cnn wouldn't have him onto say that because they want to pretend that people like him don't exist. and i think it's good that he -- that's why i believe in free speech. i believe in free speech for me. and i believe in free speech for him. so we can all know what he genuinely thinks. >> well-said. mark steyn, great commentary tonight. appreciate it. speaking of the imam chaudhry coming up next on "hannity". >> i still think you're an evil s-o-b, but i really want people to hear -- >> i want you to look in the mirror, sean. >> you think i'm evil, i think you're evil. he did make my blood boil. we have more highlights from last night's interview. why everyone needs to hear what he said. it's very important. he's speaking out truthfully. and that's the enemy. that's next.

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welcome back to "hannity." so there's been a lot of buzz online about my heated interview last night with radical london imam anjem chaudhry. listen to some of the outrageous things he says. this is very important that you take this in. listen. you want worldwide law to be in every country that you cannot criticize the prophet, is that accurate? >> what we want the sharia. >> in every country? to you this is the true islam? this is islam? no criticizing the prophet. >> yes. the freedom of expression ties a responsibility by those people who espouse it in the west -- >> you're agreeing. and infidels the penalty for adultery should be death? >> for both men and women -- >> what about gays and lesbians? should they be killed as well? >> well, if someone likes

someone of the same gender is one thing. but if they are committing the, you know -- >> if -- >> the act of sodomy, islam does not mean peace, it means submission. >> so you want worldwide submission. >> they can we can live peacefully together. >> i still think you're an evil s-o-b, but i really wanted people to hear you. >> look in the mirror sean. >> you think i'm evil? i think you're evil. here with reaction contributing editor at national review online andy mccarthy and rahil ra sa. andy, you are an expert on this. you write great things on national review online. was he being honest? >> sean, you know there's a famous sharia manual called reliance of the traveler. when i watched that interview last night, it was like reading reliance of the traveler. he was simply saying and

explicating i thought in a very forthright way this is what sharia says. this is what we believe. and the thing i think that came through, which is important for people to really grasp here is we're talking about a different civilization perspective. now, if you think about it how much time do you spend worrying about what say zawahiri thinks about you, none, i would imagine. that's how much they think about you, me -- >> so the west is allowing people from muslim countries that have views, sharia, they'd like to impose in these new countries. >> right. >> does this raise a question of whether or not we are inviting in terrorism like the french? >> of course it does. not only because they have different beliefs and they want to impose those beliefs, but they are councilkouncounseled by major

political and clerical leaders, people like the head of the muslim brotherhood, the president of turkey erdogan, who counsel this strategy of voluntary apartheid. they tell them move to places where there are just muslims. and once it reaches a critical mass, then we're going to put pressure on the host government to allow us to run our affairs under sharia. >> your piece, it was a concluding paragraph in the piece in national review, this is not violent extremism doctrine, this is islamic doctrine, sharia authoritatively explained and endorsed by millions of muslims particularly in the west. you point out they don't abide by it but you say millions do. how many? >> i would say hundreds of millions. it's 1.6 billion people. and what we find is you have a small percentage of them that are willing to commit violent jihad, but there's an awful lot more of them who even though they wouldn't commit it are very supportive of it. i mean, look we have people who are parading and celebrating in

the streets when america gets attacked. we have people setcelebrating in the streets over what happened in france. >> what's your reaction to all this? >> well, my reaction first of all is that you really shouldn't give that much credibility to anjem chaudhry he's a hate monger. what he says to me is far more offensive than any of the satire that charlie hebdo ever could have put out. does that mean i want to kill him? no. >> he's saying words, but on every continent now and all around the world one act of islamic radical terrorism after another. so there are people that agree with him, obviously. >> yes, obviously there are people that agree with him. and that is the problem that we have to identify which we haven't been identifying. i mean, everyone's been going around in circles, it's political islam it's islamism.

i agree it's a huge issue. unless we face it head-on, we are not going to find a solution. hate shouters like chaudhry don't speak for me and hundreds i know. but there are people that follow him. and that's the problem. it's preachers like chaudhry who create hate in people's hearts. >> sean, if i may, our job is to worry about the national security of the united states. it's not to figure out what the true islam is. and the thing that we need to come to grips with is chaudhry's interpretation of islam is a mainstream interpretation of islam. it may not be the true islam. it may not be -- >> but it is believed by hundred -- you believe by hundreds of millions. >> and will be just as dead whether true or not. >> tonight, here on "hannity". >> this happens way too frequently. it's like groundhog day, except if the groundhog kept getting his head cut off. >> democrats need to pay attention. start listening to their fellow

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wouldn't there be a bigger outcry among liberals? >> now, unfortunately way too few liberals agree with bill maher. for example, this is what howard dean said about yesterday's attack. >> this is a chronic problem. i stop calling these people muslim terrorists. they're about as muslim as i am. they have no respect for anybody else's life. that's not what the quran says. europe has an enormous radical problem. and i think isis is a cult, not an islamist cult. i think it's a cult. you've got to deal with these people. >> bob beckel, how are you? >> good to see you, sean. >> there are two liberals in this country. and it is interesting because conservatives are standing up for womens rights that women are repressed under sharia, gays that are being killed because they're gay or people that commit adultery are being killed et cetera. two liberals i can think of that have stood hard against islam, you and bill maher. >> yeah. well -- >> i like you.

i'm not that big a fan of bill ma maher. >> i'll tell you, maher is exactly right. i listen to howard dean and i know howard dean well and i like him and all that, but to suggest that this terrorist murdering movement is a cult this is not a jim jones -- as terrible as that was -- >> by the way you were there. >> i was there. and it was horrible. but it was nothing compared to this. nothing. say one thing about the left, two magazines attacked both liberal magazines denmark and in paris. more conservatives should speak up. a lot do on radio. in congress both democrats and republicans are not saying enough. why? why is it european leaders don't say anything? >> because they're afraid. >> they're afraid. finally, finally i found today when i read that speech that the

egyptian president gave -- it got me so outraged. he said to a group full of imams, he said you're teaching this wrong. you're getting the world turned against us. straighten this out or we're going to be in trouble. and he's exactly right. these guys have united the world -- they've only been united -- this is not a cult. it is a -- one of the major religions of this world. and if we buy into what isis and that group represents and nobody on their side tries to balance it out you're going to get this. >> let me add to those two points you made, firebombed went in day in and day out, courageous people, i don't care if they're left or right, i admire their courageous stance. but you think of the debates that we have in this country. last presidential debate mitt romney resumes binders of women. women have to dress a certain way. some women under sharia can't

drive, can't leave the house without an adult male four male eyewitnesses for adultery genital mutilation and the list goes on. why aren't liberals -- why would they be more concerned about binders for women -- resumes for women and not be as outraged as we are? >> well, i think we ought to give ourselves a little more credit here. we can sit here on television and talk about this. we are targets in our own way. i mean it's going to be -- when i started on coptic christians, i got lots and lots of hate. but it's okay. why don't they speak up? they're afraid. again, include conservatives in this, a lot of people. but if you don't stand up here, the very things that we stand for and women alone, on that issue alone -- >> gays and lesbians alone. >> alone. >> i'm against gay marriage but i'm not for killing -- >> exactly. that alone there ought to be outrage. >> last question. >> yeah.

>> is a segregated french society, the no-go zones, nonmuslims, they're not allowed as roland scar brow said today no police, no firemen no non-muslims. why did paris allow that? you got in so much trouble when you said maybe we ought not be allowing people from muslim countries come here because their antithesis -- >> paris and london same thing. they allowed the muslims to move in. i was watching with interest your show last night. chaudhry said that it's not about peace, it's about listening. >> submission. >> submission. if that's what think think, if they want -- if they can't stand western values, why move here? >> i can tell you why they move here. because they're trying to establish a sharia state. and if paris doesn't learn its

lesson and london doesn't learn its lesson and frankly if we don't learn our lesson in detroit where there are mosque after mosque, i am against islamic terrorists who have taken over that religion. >> you asked why they want to move here. i have the answer. >> why? >> the islamic caliphate. >> well, yeah, i agree with that. at some point the caliphate's got to be turned around. if it's not it's going to eat us all up and we will rue the day we didn't stand up. >> you know something, you're really stand up on this. i actually enjoy agreeing with you. it's fun. blind schoolgirlquirrel every once in a while. give you a lot of credit. coming up next here on "hannity". >> the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of islam. >> that was in 2012. time for leaders to wake up and

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back and put things into context. hillary clinton wants to empathize with the butcher that's slaughtered 12 people? really? she wants to empathize with them? to respect them? president obama is terribly lame, but all of this is symptom mattic of what i call strategic decadence when leaders lose the will to defend itself. i want to give a plug about strategic decadence coming up in march. but what we see isn't the weakness in the part of the merp people the american people will fight when we have leaders, some in both parties but on the left who romanticize islam and the de degenerate degenerate, failed civilization of the middle east and pretend somehow it reads morally

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those who kill in the name of a cartoon? >> you saw that at work today, less than 24 hours after the attack on charlie hebdo, none of our newspapers reprinted those cartoons. have you heard excuses? if all of the media republished the cartoons to make the point we'll not be cowed by radical islam. are they going to kill minionllions of us? the president believes to treat terrorists to lawyer them up and put them in a court of law. >> this is a stark warning. thank you lieutenant colonel. appreciate it. when we come back, who are you going to agree with?

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which liberal do you agree with? watch this. >> i stopped calling these people muslim terrorists they're about as muslim as i am. they have no respect for anyone else's life. that is not what the koran says. is anyone going to reach the conclusion that muslims as a rule don't like the west?

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