do you go deal with bo koran. what's the alternative to the solutions put forth by religious zealots in an oil rich nation with an ever widening gap between rich and four. this is the challenges mounted president goodluck jonathan his bid for reelection next year. today in the falls and gets his debates with him. nigerian how it deals that go wrong with this. a nigerian political consultant in manual he got thanks for being with us. thank you thank you as well to a menu that you treated the institute for prospective sand security studies in europe. welcome back center panel. and to always good to see a movie night aka my new chair of paris's african information. after preschool which is the second place the milk when you meet on the internet is working on a shoestring. mostly it's because the code is working on the african nations in europe and the rest of you and joining us from washington d c it is the former us ambassador to nigeria john campbell of the council on foreign relations. thank you for doing this her

that korans were burned. now how does apologizing to adical islamists for burning korans that their own people had desecrated, passed messages through, prisoners that have been provided these free korans had sent messages, used them, and so they had to be destroyed. and when they were found burning , the radical islamists used the occasion to kill innocent americans and this administration apologized to the country responsible for the killing. you know, in civilized countries like the united states has been, nd still is most places, the continues to be , unless they're under sharia law that provoking words are never a defense to a physical assault or murder. no matter what anyone says to you, does to you, no matter what it is, no matter how vile, it does not justify a physical response. no matter what is said. under sharia, it's different. but our constitution is supposed to be the law of the land in his country, not sharia law. , a man our fellow texan who was given the f.b.i.'s highest civilian award, a man

the conflict broke out in nineteen thirty seven the koran in the county to pay compensation of about thirty million dollars. below is from the city launched an appeal. i'm in two thousand ten. china's supreme people's court rejected it. the season may have implications for losses that have been filed by former chinese labourers and their relatives the complaint and say they were forced to work in japan during world war two. they're demanding compensation from japanese companies. the new unit of japan's as self defense lawyers has been deployed in okinawa. it's never slow money to the skies and seas around remote islands in the southwestern i keep telling him. the defence ministry said of the units that knock on base. included for early warning radar planes. japanese defence ministry. it's a dirty bomb and an active part in a ceremony to mark the launch of the units. so to the continuing attempts to change the way to school by force. sitting on their identification so no pic east china sea. losing a friend to the rule of law the situation is dangerous and could have unpredictable cons

recruit many many many more youth to their cause they do recruit and they recruit by means of the koran the teachings that exhort to jihad this is why one of the most widely circulated penpal it's about jihad that you can find readily on the internet it's called jihad the forgotten obligation because so many muslims are not waging jihad so many muslims are ignoring it and jihad groups are exploiting that and saying look it's in the crawl it's in the teachings of muhammad and you're not doing it you need to get with it and they do make recruits on that basis but i wonder when you put the blame squarely on the islam and the koran aren't you actually engaged in a form of scapegoating similar to the one that the f.b.i. is in gauged in you know blaming russia for the boston bombings you doing the same thing by blaming islam for something that people with some twisted minds are do actually not what i'm doing is reporting accurately about what the islamic jihad is themselves explain as their motives and goals for. their attacks if you look if you read closely their writings they do retail a lo

they do make recruits on that basis but i wonder when you put the blame squarely on islam and the koran aren't you actually engaged in a form of scapegoating similar to the one that the f.b.i. is in gauged in you know blaming russia for the boston bombings you doing the same thing by blaming islam for something that people with some twisted minds are doing actually not what i'm doing is reporting accurately. about what the islamic jihad's themselves explain as their motives and goals for their attacks if you look if you read closely their writings they do retail a lot of grievances but when you get past the grievances it's all theology and it's all based on the fact that they are fighting to baker on the comparatives to fight and so the onus is on them and the people who are pointing to islam as the source of violence or the islamic jihad these i'm merely reporting that they do mr spencer we have to take a very short break now but when we come back jihad and the war on terror seem to be a match made in heaven but who is the creator that's coming up in a few moments on worlds apart. eura

if you read the koran and you can see many verses that women are not equal with men and they do not haveny rights in islam. >> thank you to both of you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> and a new investigation senate majority leader harry reid finances. find out what was uncovered next. plus does ukraine's prime minister know his prime minister -- country is in chaos. why does he spend time salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. !! transferred it to an llc. this was a separate property in las vegas.

[inaudible]. i'm not letting you find, eddie. i just want to say see that korean is the koran is that conscious of the commission. as a community activist but the community is going to so benefit from this and the 1st time that i had chance to see the building [inaudible] gamy a walk-through i could tell this was a labor of love. sure you make money but this is a labor of love. this project will have long-lasting effect to the city for years to come. this we all new community that will be reinvented. i told you the only thing that i wish had breakfast with you guys is that you can do something for husband i toys support this project is a couple things that between 10 will get there. the community this is an area i want to live in because it's going to be revitalized the shot in the arm for the community in that area. also to those builders just going through them and imagine what they're going to look like when it's done going to be like a masterpiece. it will be like a masterpiece here in san francisco. i know it's been difficult but things are falling in place. i feel 100% that this

i believe bosque office wearing swearing in on the koran getting all depressed about what has it been like. has it been tough being the fuss muslim in congress. well it's been interesting. i often have to fit and off. it seamlessly with grants from certain quarters including my own colleagues sometimes. but mostly it's been it's been fun to find myself being drawn into conversations i probably wouldn't be and as a freshman i was invited on a congressional delegation that several of majority arab muslim countries and i will be there would've been if i had not been the first first muslim in congress over his head as ups as head is down but at the end. you know i i and i have really wanted to work for four of my economic and an agenda. we were to focus more on civil rights. i didn't run to represent a religion of any kind not mine everyone else's. in so it's interesting being built the first muslim but he really has little to do with why wait for congress in the first place so as post nine eleven. i'm sure it was you know you have some steam hauled moments. as you say last year was tough

violent passages but they are fundamentally different in character from the violent passages in the koran the currents passages and exhorting believers to commit acts of violence are open ended and universal but mr spencer with all due respect the way people converted to those violent ideologies is not through quranic scholarship this primarily through the feeling of being intimidated or being a prast a war. being denied basic fairness and if we look at the reporting of the on the tonight of brothers it is clear that they had plenty of grievances against the united states and american policies in many of the countries that you mentioned as home for terrorist attacks so i wonder if in placing all the blame on islam or jihad as a vehicle for facilitating that anger you're actually ignoring the root cause of that anger reaches the brutality of american foreign policy with all due respect your question betrays an ignorance of islam because in reality they reveal the reason why these grievances are retailed and why the brothers as well as many other islamic jihad's have pointed to various a le

wanted to go to the monastery, i went with her, when i invited moms over to our house to read the koranmade preparations for that. >> reporter: interfaith and interethnic marriages are a fact of life here, but a proposal to regulate and restrict such marriages is now being considered. human rights groups have criticized the proposed law saying it would violation the right to liberty and religious beliefs, and further divide a community along religious lines. in the last two years, anti-muslim sentiments occasionally turned violent. with conflicts that killed more than 200 people and displaced some 70,000. but a group of buddhist monks are adamant that it is necessary. >> translator: we need this bill, because there are no legal rules and regulations to protect the rights of buddhist women in this country. >> reporter: they want to make it compulsory for any buddhist woman to get permission from other parents and religious leaders before she can marry a man outside of her religion. >> we can make decisions that effect our daily lives, nobody including state and the religious leader has n

for example, that journalists should not publish images of muhammad because it's forbidden by the koranbeen endorsed by the council on american islamic relations. >>> flames shoot into the sky as a fire tears through a st. paul chilean town. 12 people are dead now. and 500 injured. more than 2,000 houses were destroyed. 10,000 others are fleeing to shelters now. the fire started in a forest near the port town over the weekend. crews thought that they had it all contained, but then overnight, strong winds kicked the fire up wednesday again. >>> two clear frontrunners emerging in afghanistan's presidential election. they are both promising a fresh start with the west, vowing to sign a security pact with the united states that was rejected by current president hamid karzai. the afghan constitution does not let karzai run for a third term. >>> just call him the selfie pope. pope francis broke with tradition during palm sunday celebrations, climbing off the famous pope mobile to pose for selfies with some of the more than 100,000 people there in the crowd. and the selfies weren't the only su

i invited immans to my house to read the koran, she made preparations for that. >> myanmar is a buddistountry. interfaith and interethnic marriages are a fact of life here. a proposal to regulate and restrict marriages is being considered. >> human rights groups criticised the law saying it would violate basic rights. the right to liberty. it confirms that it will divide the community along religious lines. in the last two years, muslim sentiment occasionally turned violence. several conflicts killed 200 people. and displaced 170,000. a group of buddhist monks that support the law are adamant that it's necessary. >> we need this bill. there are no legal rules and regulations to protect the rights of buddhist women in this country. >> they want to make it compulsory for buddhist women to get permission from parents and community leaders before marrying a man of another village. women's rights activist find it insulting. >> we women have our own rational to make decisions that affect our galy lives. nobody, including state and the religious leader have no rights to control woman's right t

they are going to kill us as the koran states, they are going to kill us, sean, until we're all muslims- >> 9/11 commission report said they are at war with us. we have not been at war with them. juan, you're losing your liberal card tonight. because you're not defending obama. i guess that's why -- >> telling the audience he's a reasonable person -- >> glimmers of hope -- >> thank you. appreciate that kind word. listen -- >> we got to go. >> i hope everybody left and right agrees. >> call your friends at this university, juan. >> the white house, juan. >> really. >>> ask sean is back and this week, hitting the streets of the big apple what they want to know about little old me. that's next and eric holder loses his cool during a house hearing yesterday. you'll see the epic exchange as "hannity "continues straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "hannity." changing things up for ask sean, we went to the streets of new york city to get your questions for me. she loves this. back tonight to reveal those questions, fox business network on the morning program megan mcdowell. how are you? >> good

i think that is one of the reasons why whenever folks like that pass in florida who burn the koran or the pastor from fred phelps of westboro baptist church will protest at the funeral set servicemen. those stories get picked up as they are large and they are shrill but they are not representative of the overwhelming majority of conservative or christian people in this country. but because most liberal journalists don't have any sense of rolodex of conservative and evangelical context they just tend to gravitate to the words they hear the most about so it creates a flawed in a skewed vision of the number of people with liberal and christian views but also the range of those views and the reasonableness of those views as well. study by the american enterprise institute found the results that were consistent with the surveys that i just mentioned. between 10 and 15% fewer positive stories occurred in the media when there was a republican in the white house and so what we end up when we take all of this together is a vision of the mainstream media that is creating a narrative that ends u

of course you have a situation in russia all eye koran that has fast-tracked the debate, and in factaine relies heavily on russia for its imports and also western europe does as well. the key here is that russia could be using energy as a very powerful bargaining tool here as the saga plays out. if the u.s. started exporting nat gas, exports say mr. putin could be disarmed. in a way he's the best advocate for exports that we've seen in quite some time. >> certainly the question of lng exports have been -- i don't know that anyone those we would see putin tube a top lobbyi, but he has emerged in getting congress's attention focused on the geobenefits of exports for the united states. >> here in maryland, export is what they want to do. the company has department of energy approval, just waiting for the federal environmental commission to approve so they can ship it out to places like india and also japan. by adding export capability, dominion estimates it will create thousands of construction jobs, add millions in tax revenue and billions to its top line over the life of this project.

islam or the link between, it's muslims who commit violence against women or others who bring the a koran on the table. i was brought up in the religion of islam. it is my father and mother's mortality. let's talk about it. you have these organizations like care and mr. hooper who deny this and frankly, i don't think that mr. hooper speaks for muslims. i don't think that he speaks for muslim women because as you see on the film and as you see in the general use, there is a lot of violence going on in muslim countries and amongst muslims as immigrants in western countries. that should be addressed. i don't think they are the right people to do it. >> let me ask you this because what he was saying and what bran dice university used as the excuse to pull your honorary degree and boot you out of the commencement ceremony is other statements. they claim you are too general in your criticisms of muslim and islam saying violence is inherent in islam. it's a destructive cult of death. they claim at the university those statements were a bridge too far. >> i've given interviews on muslim, muslim a

. >> i expect that russia will move into the eye koran. >> what does that mean for our viewers at home, mom and pop that have stocks, bonds, does it matter? >> first off, it means we'll probably have some interruption of gas supplies to europe. that will probably mean that there will be some slowdown in the european economy, but it won't be enough to derail the expansion that's in place. but that, of course -- for the united states, any kind of risk-off trade in europe is going to be positive for u.s. assets, in particular bonds. so i expect to see more capital flowing to the united states. >> into fixed income, into bonds. >> into fixed income, bonds. but i will say this the number one indicator i have for u.s. equities, which is the advanced/decline line, the market has never corrected with that line making a new high. we made a new high last week. so the bottom line is any sell offin u.s. equities would be relatively muted, i expect it would be a new highs before the end of the yew. >> new highs? because the nasdaq has been very weak. the tech sell-off is the story of stocks right n

since then the koran lander honor high school student has kept giving and giving and giving. >> to make people happy and to serve, it just makes me feel good. >>reporter: each week the san bruno teenager helps kids against hunger pack meals for children overseas. >> brittany collects and sells donated clothes to the homeless for a penny a piece. she teaches sunday school and vacation bible school. she goes to mexico to build houses for the homeless and she volunteers teaching gymnastics. >> that was good. >>reporter: on top of her own 20 hours of practice a week. her coach, mike lynn calls brittany a role model whose actions speak louder than words. >> her voice is soft and easy going, but she's got a strong will and a lot of determination. >>reporter: but how does she do it all? >> when i'm happy, i have energy, and when i have energy, i'm just everywhere. >>reporter: still for her wide- ranging volunteer service, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to brittany bates. sharon chen, kpix5. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>>

if you read the koran and you can see many verses that women are not equal with men and they do not have rights in islam. >> thank you to both of you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> and a new investigation senate majority leader harry reid finances. find out what was uncovered next. plus does ukraine's prime minister know his prime minister -- country is in chaos. why does he spend time giving tv tours of his house? the rest of the bizarre video is coming up. ologt ologt about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps tclear the surface of my skin by actuallrking inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderatekin to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reaions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurre

ever koran particular is looking for a management roadmap.of clarity and how they're going to solve this problem going forward. and citibank, those are two terms are don't normally associate -- associate with each other. a couple of stats to come to us from the irs. i find this fascinating. in costs the irs $.15, whereas paper cost the irs $3.50. >> the red sox are in last place, the yankees are in first place. you a lot to say that. i salute you. we want to point out the fact that we have special coverage today, network coverage. your guide to tax day. all day here on bloomberg television. keep the volume up very >> we ask you how you prepare your taxes. tom said it was electronically. >> no, scott. , a pencil and a dash of imagination. >> turbotax. i used it once, but it didn't get back as much as i should. >> baileys is more nutritious. thank you so much. there we are. aloomberg surveillance" on monday. i am heading over to bloomberg radio with michael mckean. stay with us all day. good morning. >> we are alive from bloomberg headquarters.

first time i ever had a passover ceremony using the koran as my book of reference where it talks about the story of moses. but the guards did in fact try to be funny at times. but they weren't. i will share with you their jokes just to get a sense of their mind set. when we went on hunger strike, immediately at the beginning when they separated and isolated as and decided they were to do that, then at the end in the last year we went on pretty regular hunger strikes to get letters from our families and one guard was always come by and say you are on a diet. you will lose weight, a diet. not funny. another guard thought it was funny one time to show up with the medical gloves on and the pair of scissors saying he would only let us outside for 30 minutes if he could cut off all little bit of our genitals before going out. and the one joke--the one joke that was universal throughout our time in prison was we had this litany of complaints, phone calls and spending a year-and-a-half and haven't seen a lawyer, that you see boards saying that. they say no, no, no. what about guantanamo? can't

and then they thought, they actually have a very traditional view of the koran and women's rites. i would like to see fuller coverage that gives all angles of the story. certainly, islam became the news because of negative news events. it is much harder to get into initiatives happening within islam and between religions that are positive developments. of negative news events and it is much harder to get into initiatives that are happening within islam and between religions that are positive developments, such as the common word initiative that is happening. another is another foundation encouraging engagement as well is to look at the role of religion in foreign policy. when people look at ideologies and different economic circumstances are not looking at religious causes. an outshoot of the tony blair initiative. that was an initiative to bring young people together to talk religion. that is interesting but hard to sell as a new story. >> 9/11 was the thing which has really given a boost to islam, but the truth of the matter is that in a book, which is a bbc domestic religion co

i think that is one of the reasons why whenever folks like that pass in florida who burn the koran or the pastor from fred phelps of westboro baptist church will protest at the funeral set servicemen. those stories get picked up as they are large and they are shrill but they are not representative of the overwhelming majority of conservative or christian people in this country. but because most liberal journalists don't have any sense of rolodex of conservative and evangelical context they just tend to gravitate to the words they hear the most about so it creates a flawed in a skewed vision of the number of people with liberal and christian views but also the range of those views and the reasonableness of those views as well. study by the american enterprise institute found the results that were consistent with the surveys that i just mentioned. between 10 and 15% fewer positive stories occurred in the media when there was a republican in the white house and so what we end up when we take all of this together is a vision of the mainstream media that is creating a narrative that ends u

so some independent scientists looked at monsanto's koran after it was on the market and found a gene that would normally summit was switched on, and that gene produces an allergy and. allergicave an reaction. somebody may die from the core that is genetically engineered, unlabeled as containing an allergen, but the process of genetic engineering triggered a switch on of that gene and 43 others. , the world health organization, australian medical association, no problem with gmo's. are all of these part of the conspiracy that a person with no scientific training has uncovered? note are organizations without some scientific names, these are real medical and protective organizations. in europe, which is very anti-gmo, in australia, all over the world come in the epa, who we pay attention to when it comes to global warming or something like that. would not pose unreasonable risk to human health and the environment. i could come up with dozens of these. the australian and new zealand food safety group. we have identified no safety concerns for any of the gm foods we have assessed. is this

the senator mentioned koran as the only country less free from cuba.e do not shield the evil from the influences of americans traveling there. we encourage it. as korea, if there government would allow more we would encourage more. where more americans would travel. we have all the stone going to cuba and praising the educations this -- system. they would say note such thing. because they would realize it is a different world than is described i some who travel there. so for the life of me i cannot understand why when our goal is to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence, we cut off our arm and both feet here by denying ordinary americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt that if we opened up the travel ban that ended, the cuban government would try to be more selective. they are all about control. if somebody is going to limit my travel it should be a communist, not discover. that is the broader problem that i have with our policy regarding cuba. specifically with this one. i do have issues. and not with the fac

it's muslims who commit violence against women or others who bring the koran on the table.ca crowley a talk so host. you know ayaan ali. >> i'm honored to know her. she is brave and fearless and she put her own life on the line to talk about a faith she was raised in. she was raised in a plus-limb family in somalia. she is willing to tall out her faith on the treatment of women. to have bran dice university which is suppose to be a marketplace of ideas where all views are given an airing. to have offered this degree and then taken away from her is a dangerous bit of cowardice. gregg: universities give voice to a lot of opinions during their commencement speeches. >> i think they did the wrong thing all the way through. to recognize with an honorary degree someone who has made statement like islam is a cult of death when there are muslim student at death. withdraw the degree probably was the best after bad lot of decisions but this is a courageous woman. she has done an enormous amount and it pains me to side with radical islamists who take the the same position. gregg: i in

my guess is that this is the situation in afghanistan in the abuse or the destruction of the koran thatould incite violence throughout the muslim world in an unpredictable violent way. it's not easy to hear even if you can rationally say it wasn't in the journalism. you have to take this seriously and not be arrogant and dismissive out of hand. for a lot of people in the public who are very skeptical about journalists and journalism for reason that we can get into they do come up with elected them as the arbiters but not all arbiters in society are elected. that is a part of the democratic society that we live in and even those editors take their job seriously, thoughtfully and with some precision or they don't. being elected isn't a guarantee of rational behavior. >> i want to respond to if there were the suggestion in david's comment that the government thinks up this argument about the lives at risk. i can't speak for anything however long it's been. i can say when people have deployed the argument that putting the publishing that's been based on a genuine assessment that it would in

it became koran day 15 years later. the stories told -- it became me q&a 15 -- it beca years later. is a death that probably has not been in previous books. beginning with stories and then we have american history. we have media and society. we have money in politics. then we have post-9/11 america. form itself and shape itself and the books themselves and the stories and it are kind of a reflection of our times and the depth and breath of the footnotes of q&a over the years. host: how did it come together? show wheres a q&a you have a guess for one hour and you go through an in-depth discussion of whether it is a public policy issue or history issue or what have you. we took up the questions. to questions are there facilitate answers and they kind of fade away at a certain point. and the answers are what matters. so what we have done, with a minimal amount of editing, is to inically allow the guest, their own words, articulate their story or viewpoint on whatever the issue is, whatever the story is. the viewer and the reader will get basically the answers and the guest in their own

mentioned koran as fromnly country less free cuba. we do not shield the evil from the influences of americans traveling there. we encourage it. as korea, if there government would allow more we would encourage more. where more americans would travel. we have all the stone going to cuba and praising the educations this -- system. they would say note such thing. because they would realize it is a different world than is described i some who travel there. me i cannotife of our goal ishy when to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence, we cut off our arm and both feet here by denying ordinary americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt that if we thatd up the travel ban ended, the cuban government would try to be more selective. they are all about control. if somebody is going to limit my travel it should be a communist, not discover. thatis the broader problem policy regarding cuba. specifically with this one. i do have issues. and not with the fact that we have programs like this going. but the fac

. >> >> koran -- c-span, brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider>> coming up live in a moment of c-span, "washington journal." the white house takes up live on general speeches. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> and coming up in 45 minutes, a discussion on suicide prevention. ur guests are -- >> and at 9:15 eastern, our about a on magazines recent article looking at the history and safety of ecigarettes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- host: good morning. it's wednesday, april 30, 2014. the house and senate are expected to both be in today. a test vote on the federal minimum wage increase is expected in the senate. and overseas, iraqis are headed to the poll in the first parliamentary election. we'll talk about that later this morning. but first on the "washi

in this situation of all the the abuseu graves, korans,ruction of crau and argument against publishing that or broadcasting it is it violencelame or start in an unpredictable way. not an easy thing to hear, even if you can rationally say the sin was in the sin, not the journalism. thingse to take those seriously and not be arrogant and dismissed it out of hand. for a lotstand that of people in the public that are very skeptical about journalist and journalism for reasons we can get into, they do elect them as the arbiters. not all arbiters and society are elected. they are just not. that is part of the democratic society we live in. either they take their job seriously, thoughtfully and with some more old debt and precision or they did not. being elected is no death of rational or moral behavior. i want to respond briefly if there was a suggestion in david's comment that the government mixup the argument about lives at risk. i cannot speak anything other --n the last three years nine months. when people had to ploy the argument that publishing a certain bit of information will put live

." ♪ >> some independent scientists looked at monsanto's koran after it was on the market and found ae that was normally silent was switched on. that gene produces an allergen. someone might die from eating the corn that is genetically engineered an unlabeled. the process of genetic engineering created a switch on of that gene and the change of 43 other genes as well as the shape of proteins. a sevenfoldoy has increase in a known allergen. this was not intended, this was a side effect of the process of genetic engineering that is used to create the soy and corn we eat. organizations. no problem with gmo's. are these part of the conspiracy that a person with no scientific learning has uncovered and telling us about? if that is not enough for you, here are other organizations. these are not organizations with scientific sounding names. these are real, medical and protective organizations. in europe, which is very anti- gmo, all over the world, there is the epa. which we pay attention to when it comes to global warming. they say it would not pose unreasonable risk to human health and the

and in the koran seeing their own passing the u.k. to counteract the negative image of foreign workers crated by a media scare stories and right wing politicians. this is all seen international coming to live from moscow and a very well welcome to the program. local activists in another ukrainian say sixty kilometers from donetsk have countered big government building and police headquarters they are apparently building barricades and preventing state officials from going to what else he is a polish he a staffer. here in the city of constantine not. whites in front of me i would say there are about twelve all these men. who are a group of them are standing their commitment approaches all the qualities to every one of the men called me on what the knuckles say that the building will completely functional as normal not a common cause word doc whole operation is. an operation against crusher for a purpose and it's to get here on the ground troops and connect physics community groups our humor with who they are and keep cool about her own

threats from al qaeda when i tell them they are not islam and their extremism has nothing to do with the koranthey embrace that connection. so the rationale he is using i think is just demonstrative of the fact that he has the wrong talking points and he thinks that we really aren't going to put 2 and 2 together. that he is just using a political formula instead of a strategic one. i want to remind you of one thing. the cia has a web site called the strategic analysis center for the study of political islam. so even he forgot what's on his own web page or he is just sort of seeing what sticks.ç >> dr. jasser, do you think this shows some sort of incompetence and not even understanding the region or specific divergence from the truth? >> well, you know, i think it's all of the above. i think he was sent to take the fall for the administration. they have no strategy globally in addressing political islam. and even a agency that doesç is used as a tool for a political organization. is he saying us moderates are going to riot in the streets? the people that would be upset with that connection ar