here soon. hello and welcome to a special sunday edition of justice. thanks for being with us tonight. you are watching now an incredible display of unity among world reeders, reminiscent, if you're old enough to remember, of the liberation of paris from nazi german in 1944. today europe stared down terror in a peaceful dmen strairgs. a solidarity march where millions protested the terrorist attack by the islamic extremists. sunday's march will most certainly make history. and they march, certainly shoulder to shoulder, arm in

arm, jews and arabs and christians and muslims, kings and queens, presidents and prime ministers to pay tribute to the victims of the islamic militant attack. others just temperaturely decry the senseless violence of islamic terrorism. as of this date, the largest display of global unity girnls radical islamic terrorism that the world has everybody seen. rn paris,

fox news continue rick levinthal. >> at times it was somber, at times it was celebratory. 4 million people, the largest demonstration in the history of this nation. the president of france called it an amazing event and it was a show of unity and strength after this horrific week, that some have compared to our 9/11. the marchers held signs honoring and remembering the 17 terror victims, friday's attack on the kosher grocery and wednesday's attack on that satirical newspaper. t

the. also tonight we learned that those four people killed at that kosher grocery all of them will be buried in paris on thursday. there were a few hundred that turned this rally into a party, they were playing music and dancing in the streets. today, judge, a peaceful and powerful showing, a significant show of solidarity and support. you know, rick, there is, i think a glaring absence of the president of the united states, the vice president, the secretary of state kerry, i mean what is the word on the street?

i mean when you've got the head of the palestinian authority, and you've got benjamin netanyahu and the number of war leaders, almost 50 at least, with the united states visibly absent, what is the word on the street there. >> eiff >> reporter: i'm not sure the people of france were as concerned with who wasn't there but who was there. a remarkable display of unity by most of the world. much of france and most of paris took to the streets to show support for each other and this cause to demonstrate how important democracy and freedom is. we didn't talk to a lot of people about who didn't show up. i'm sure that that absence was noted and has been noted. but i think what was important and is important to most people here, is that there was a dramatic display from world leaders and also from the people themselves. >> and certainly, rick, a peaceful display as well.

stay safe, rick, thanks so much. >> i will, thank you. >> all right, and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor, john bolton joins me now. good evening, dwoor ambassador, first of all your reaction to that incredible march in paris. i think it was very moving demonstration of the horror that people in france and around europe and the region felt. on the other hand, i have to say given the weakness of the overall european response to the threat of islamic terror, we have to ask whether this is a political gesture or will it mean tomorrow when the government officials returned to their offices that they will actually change french and european policy, and that's the test. >> what do you mean, ambassador, the overall weakness of the european countries? well, i think what we have seen in the last 13 years is a lot of

rhetorical -- there's been exceptions to that, in the case of libya for sure. but by and large, the united states, among the western nations has carried the heaviest burden. now this -- these two dramatic attacks in paris may change that, this march may be evidence of that, but you'll forgive me if i'm not entirely confident that once the gesture is done, the policy and the implementation will actually change. >> ambassador, the absence of the president, the vice president, secretary of state, does that strike you as rather alarming for a nation that is usually at the forefront of most issues? >> well, speaking of gestures and policy, i think it's a fairly dramatic indication that the obama administration is not moved. i was stunned to hear that the even though attorney general eric in paris today

for this meeting of justice and interior ministers, that he left town after that meeting and didn't participate in the march. i thought at least he would be there. but ask yourself this question, is it better or worse for obama to go to paris, join the march and then not change american policy, or for obama not even bother to go to paris and not change american policy, because that's the real test for us as americans. on monday, when american policies start to change or will it simply continue in the past it's been these last six years? >> given the fact that the white house has announced that they're going to have this the conference in february of countering violent extremism, not even radical islam, not even jihad, i mean is there any question in your mind that the united states is going to change the path that it's already on? >> i think there's very little chance of it. my understanding is, by the way, that this conference was actually scheduled for october. >> right.

by the department of homeland security, and then for some unannounced reason cancelled. so it's not even a new reaction to the question, it's let's get that conference we had to postpone. but you put your finger on it. this is not about violent extremism, this is about the ideology of islamist as terror. >> the president of egypt made a stunning statement on january 1, and, you know, has long fought the islamic extremism, ridding his country in -- hamas, the terrorists. they have believe set an example for muslims who won't follow rate the extremist muslims. would you agree? >> i thought it was a dramatic gesture, he followed it up a few days later on the christmas eve,

appearing at the main cathedral in cairo, along with the -- said to the worshippers there. we are all egyp shans, i think this is the kind of recognition by a muslim political leader, that the whole obama mantra that you can't criticize terror because you'll be confused with criticizing the entire muslim religion is just false. when a muslim leader in a muslim country can do what -- >> a could have been dri that has pretty much come to our aid, most often when we needed them. do you think there will be any repercussions for the united states not being a part of this parade today, this 340i67? >> well, i think it depends on president holan himself. he had trouble describing this as an act of islamic terror.

his prime minister did very directly. so it may be that he has more acute political sensitivity. i think the spotlight is now on france, will they act accordingly, or once this demonstration is over, will they simply lapse back into their pattern. all right, and up next new years of terrorist sleeper cells in america, we have the latest details. and voting tonight's insta poll, what's your reaction to the white house scheduling a conference on extremism for february. february. facebook or tweet me

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not only in france, but certainly in other countries and yes, even in our own. so i think this calls for vigilance. >> senator dianne feinstein, the former senate intel chairwoman warned today that there are terrorist sleeper cells in america. so what's being done to protect us? >> why did mr. and mrs. biden or obama and kerry attend -- because it was only for world leaders. that's why they weren't there. >> thank you for their clarify indication. >> let's just make sure all of our viewers knew that. >> it's shameful, but it's not about what i think. >> senator feinstein in those sleeper cells, is she right?

>> there's no doubt, in my family, back in the 1980 was targeted for assassination. not just me, but my wife and children. they drink a lot of coffee. our lives were saved because our fbi was going what we need to do to prevent something similar to what just happened in paris. and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey, he said we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human

intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays, we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners in the region. well, it's israel number one. and second best is president in fact the general has the right answers, this administration's failed terribly to even describe radical islam as what it really is. he still couldn't use those words, let me move on to say

that the ---we suffered the grate 245u're practically more of them today, they can be reinvigorated and they should b and the units like ray keller commit in the new york, and now de blasio and we need to be able to keep tabs on terror suspects, it's not just mapping people who are muslim. it is going to the places where informants have said bad think, are being plotted and planned against the american citizens, against us in our county tremendous. there's another item that's i think pervasive here.

france had more zwrint gun control than when he was in chicago. we now know gun control dufbt work. on 9/11, the first responders were outgunned. >> i want you to listen to this sound on martin dempsey, on what it will take to destroy isis or isil? >> what will eventually cause the defeat of isil is that it will collapse under it's own contradicti contradictions, some day some more people will stand up as president that takes western leadership and there is no

western leadership, we saw that today on the streets of paris. we ought to be for example. if it's correct that there are 5,000 westerners and american citizens who could come and go out of this country, we need a better system for tracking travel records. we didn't declare war on islam, radical islamists declared war on us. >> and coming up, was this attack-what does it mean for u.s. intelligence here at home. h so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed...

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good evening, fred. >> for me, the degree of the sophistication to take out the french counter surveillance assets in place struck me. i harken back to the 1993 terrorist attack on the first world trade center bombing and the follow-up plots we recovered as a result of that. is similar on how you're going to have a response to take out the agents or uniformed police in place before execute or assassinate your target set. >> what about the

brothers -- the brothers? what do you think of that? >> i would be trying to find brother teams now in light of th find that striking. i think if you look at this from a european perspective you have many jihadists on the loose throughout europe, in france and united kingdom that that would be something to hone in on. >> mi 5 chief indicated there will be terrorist attacks on the west that they will be frequent and you know, when he actually comes out and says that, you don't generally hear from the chief of the ny 5. do you? >> no. and i think that is the rub. that is where we have to take that seriously. when governments warn or notify that is usually predicated upon

intelligence information that they believe that plots are in an operational phase so we should listen to those kinds of warnings. >> and all right. the terror cells being activated in the united states or the claim that they would be, i mean, you know our government planned a conference for october. i guess it slipped their minds, now, for february. have you have a government that can't identify the enemy as islamic terrorists how safe should americans feel now? >> i think that this should be taken as a serious concern to americans to remind themselves if you see something, say your. your gut will tell you something is afoot. now is the time for everybody to maintain a high degree of situational awareness and think about what unfolded m paris. have a plan to save yourself

think about what you would do in a similar situation if an act of shooting event started to unfold do you have a plan? >> that is great advice. most americans don't think like that. and i know from september 11th you have to make sure you can connect with family members and have an agreed place or person that you will contact. fred burton thanks for joining us this evening. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me. >> all right coming up we go live to paris for the latest developments. plus, is sharia law coming to america? justice investigates, next.

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latest from paris. >> reporter: the march was really impressive on a number of levels, first of all, how often do you see world leaders walking through a -- particularly one that's on the highest state of terror alert when anything could happen. and also when do you see so many young and old people walking into these formidable crowds, people could have been crushed in a moment, it was absolutely that packed. but it was very, very move. >> people just kept bursting in on the mar sails as the first national anthem. this was france's largest rally ever, even bigger than the one that took place at the liberation at the end of world war ii. the president of mali, who

france helped to fight it's own terrorism problem very recently. they did not march the whole route, but the fact that so many showed up sent a very strong and unified message. people got creative through their signage. to syria is charlie and people were also certain to carry plenty of charlie hebdo's cartoons. judge, that as we know is what they do. finally there's been a lot of talk here in paris on the sidelines about how to make europe safer, and one issue that came up was the attorney general eric holder and the other wlos gathered is that here in europe, there is free movement on the borders. that is something that needs to be addressed more and more voices are saying, because we know that the accomplice of one of the terrorists left by a stain for turkey, possibly now

in syria, so borders among other thing are going to be a very, very hot topic going forward. >> amy, thanks so much. >> and blasphemy laws call for death of infidels. my next guest says that many high educateded american muslims say that criticism of islam should not be prohibited under the first amendment. good evening to the both of you, i'll start with you, you say that large numbers of american muslims support sharia's blasphemy raws. how does one determine that this is actually true. >> this is polling data and as highly educated american muslims, we're talking about harvard graduates, colombia, very well accomplished, financially successful. we're not talking about somali taxi drivers.

58% of them do not believe that yit sizing islam or the prophet should be protected under the first amendment. about 45% of them said it should be criminalized. and 12% of them believe that dwal people should be killed for if they would say anything bad about the profits. and these are highly educated americans. here on american streets. this is not some radical streamists in pakistan. >> it's all the more stunning that the president is engaged in basically trying to enforce sharia laws themselves. you may remember that back in september of 2012, shortly after the attacks in benghazi, he went to the united nations general assembly and said, quote, the future must not belong to those

who slander the profit of islam. that is basically the aim of these very gjihadists. several of your guests have spoken about the president of egypt's very impressive appearance at al azar university on the first of january. and he went right to what some call the vat canning of islam to make that statement. which means that it's not just radicals or extremists, certainly not all muslims, but the authorities of islam embrace not only the shiia blasphemy, but the whole program and seek to impose it on the rest of us and our president seems to be aligned with them, not with president alceese. >> if i could add one thing, judge, the assembly of muslim

american jurists, also which is a very respectable organization in the united states. very respected, they are very influenti influential, they sit on university boards. they sanctioned the killing of any -- an infidel who commits blasphemy against islam, and these are essentially muslim american journalists, this is how main stream it is here in america. when you talk about this thinking, i mean, you know, you've got these blasphemy laws and as sharia, and now we're hearing about these no go zones in europe, and sharia courts in europe. is that a reality? i mean are there as many as 700 of them, frank? >> 751 i think is the latest count in france alone. and these are areas in which the authorities dare not go, because

basically it's too dangerous for them. these are areas that are ruled effectively by sharia, and the question is, are we on a different trajectory as far as these folks, the muss limb brotherhood is the prime minister behind it. we have done a booklet just recently on sharia being introduced into our courts, it's available for free at securefreedom.org. it talks about this organization as a prime mover behind trying to get sharia infiltrated, the brother hood is trying to do all of our civil society institutions for the express purpose of destroying western civil days from within. that's a quote from them. >> and acts for america, your organization, american law for american courts talk about that. >> yes, we actually worked with frank on that. and what we're trying to do, there's law calls american laws

for american courts that said no law that is not compatible with the constitution of the united states should be allowed to use in any american courtroom and we're starting to pass that law, we have passed that already in nine states and we introducing it into 20 states in legislative session. we want people from all states watching this program to go to our website, ask for america.org. and e-mail us and get on our e-mail list so that when we introduce that bill in your state, we want too be able to reach you to make that this bill passes in your state. >> bridgette, the idea that we have to pass a law to say american law and american courts, yes are we? i mean the constitution is the law of the land, is it not? >> it should be, it is. but with the rise of islamic immigration, we are starting to see the introduction of sharia law, on their website, they have documented in detail that different shiia cases in

american courtrooms in over 22 states and i encourage people to go to that website and read the details. >> do you expect to see no go zones in the united states? >> i think there are areas of the united states where it's already becoming a little bit sporty, you know, dear born, michigan is one example. we have had populations of muslims dropped in this country, as refugees, in areas they are not assimilating, they are becoming, i'm afraid, sort of ghettoized and that is ann ink you bait for precisely this problem. not all muslims subscribe to this or would impose it on anybody else. the trouble is the authorities do and most of those who are being brought here, whether it's somalis or syrians or bosniansor whatever, they're bringing it here for their practice, and the

formula for no go zones and a lot worse down the road. >> it soumds like these no-go zones are nothing more than call fates within the united states or the country they in. >> indeed. they're going to try to create a vehicle for establishing exclusively. >> thanks so much to both of you, and up next, much more on the unity rally in for example. plus will isla thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now.

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elected republican congressman who's also a member of the house foreign affairs committee. first of all, congratulations on your election, and being on the foreign affairs committee, congratulations, what's your reaction to senator lindsay graham's comments. >> we are at war with radical islamic extremism. we're still at war, we were reminded of it last week. i want to know, where was my president? because it should be instinctive to know for the president to have known that there was no better place for him to be in the world today than standing with those world leaders at that unity rally. >> it should be instinctively, as you see benjamin netanyahu,

obviously the leadership of the french government. they are all there. >> it was the head of the palestinian authority. >> the head of the palestinian authority know where is to be today, and the president of the united states really should be there on behalf of a great nation. it was a strong, historic rally that we saw today. unification with unit and determination. there were people singing and celebrating freedom and liberties and here we, you know, we're wondering where is our president. >> it almost doesn't seem like he's connected to what's going on. you're pretty much a cub scout or freshman, is that what you call yourself? >> cub scout works. >> you're on the foreign affairs committee. what can the foreign affairs committee to do when you've got a president who can't call it radical extremism. what can you guys doing in congress. >> we need a stronger more

consistent policy. we had homeland security, armed services, with different jurisdictions as far as what we can do to help bring the fight to radical islamic extremism. as far as working with foreign countries and sharing intelligence and resources, and lessons learned on tactics or if -- different levels of government and agencies and law enforcement communities, identifying our weaknesses and strengthening our vulnerabilities. there's so much that this congress needs to do in holding this president's feet to the fire and that's one of the reasons why there was this huge historic land slide in november. because september 10, the president stood before the american people, with a strategy that we all knew, that was not going to be successful at defeating isis. >> well. you know, we're hearing reports, and of course, one of the attacks was on a jewish market. and we're hearing reports u now that there are a lot of -- there's a rise in anti-semitism

in france, and that, you know, the jews are feeling targeted in france, are you hearing that? >> it was before the attacks in paris, there were jews fleeing france because of this very real rice of anti-semitism, in europe, around the globe, you had the president's, you had the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, praying with other jews in paris today, and i think that it's an important message for us to send that we are aware of this rising anti-semitism, that we stand with french jews that, we stand with our nation's strongest ally, israel. >> israel, no question. >> and there can't be any daylight and with this president there's been more and more daylight each and every day. >> good luck to you and good wishes. all right, we'll be right back with the results of tonight's insta poll. what's your reaction to the white house scheduling a conference on extremism for

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>> i got a lot of great responses to my open last night. take a look. >> we need to kill them. we need to kill them. the radical muslim terrorists hell bent on killing us. you are in danger. i am in danger. we are at war. and this is not going to stop. after this week's brutal terror attacks in france hopefully everybody now gets it. there is only one group that can stop this war, the muslims themselves. our job is to arm those muslims to the teeth. give them everything they need

to take out these islamist f fanati fanatics. let them do the job. let them have at it. as they do we need to simply look the other way. and here is what you had to say. charlene says, i don't agree about arming them. we could just end this, bomb them, be done with it. remind them why we should be feared when challenged. hey, charlene, we should be feared in this administration doesn't scare any one. the white house can't even identify the enemy. and lisa says, sorry, i love your statements all of the time but that will not happen. do not arm them ever. jack says, seriously bomb them? shed even more blood? enough is enough. hey, jack, what do you want to do, talk to them? maybe have a summit and mediate the grievances, sing couple me

awe. we need to stop waiting for another event. >> couldn't agree with you more. james says didn't we arm muslims to the teeth? look where the weapons ended up. no more arming muslims to the teeth, judge. james you need to list mourn. as i said last night president is a muslim and egypt is 85 percent muslim. it is the largest arab country rid itself of islamist terrorists. they through out the hamas and muslim brotherhood. they didn't tolerate terrorism and neither should we. carrie says slow down not all muslims are terrorists. no kidding. are you tllistening to me. adam says more attacks? you are a war monger? adam what do you want to do turn the other cheek? shelly says i don't get it why won't they not call it what it is. it is a shame. now for the results of tonight's insta pole. we asked you what is your reaction to the whitous

scheduling a conference on extremism in february. norman says a day late and a dollar short. should have done this years ago. it sounds like you would complain, judge, either way. john says they don't announce their every move doesn't look like they are acting the way to defend us. let me tell you why you are both wrong. the white house originally announced of the conference in september for october. guess it slipped their minds. paris this week reminded them there is a war going on. they decided to reschedule their conference for february. ray, is that after the next hawaii vacations? lynn says, for outward appearances we see his actions are a lack of daily. we are in usa not paris. i guess the golf course is closed that day. i am trying to grasp the fact

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