among them, al jazeera. >> i do not think the afghanistan or the iraq war is justified islamicly. and i do not ink, and believe, that i can participate in any war that the u.s. army partakes or involves itself in. >> reporter: sources tell abc news, military officials were concerned about so-called radical same, abdo has been overheard making. he was also known to talk about anwar al awlaki, who is hiding in yemen and believed to be plotting attacks against the u.s. many consider awlaki america's number one enemy. still, despipi those suspicions, abdo disappeared and went awol on the fourth of july. police now know that he came here to killeen, texas, and checked into this hotel. and tuesday, he took a dtaxi to this gun shop, guns galore, the same store where the alleged shooter bought his weapons in 2009. about beau bought six canisters of gun powder, three boxes of shotgun ammunition and a mag sooeb for a semiautomatic pistol. >> he arrives in a taxi, okay? that's -- that's flag number one. he purr chachases a product tha has little of no knowledge of. that's flag number two. an

catch her on al jazeera.ittle delay in the interview, we are, believe it or not, just live to doha. >>> a break as we set up for the evening. >>> on "hardball," chris has his take on the latest partisan politics playing out on the debt debate. before we get that, keli goff what it takes to manage a household and for that matter an entire country.t 34 mil on pounds of mail every day. ever wonder what this costs you as a taxpayer? millions? tens of millions? hundreds of millions? not a single cent. the united states postal service doesn't run on your tax dollars. it's funded solely by stamps and postage. brought to you by the men and women of the american postal workers union. ♪ of the american postal workers union. having the right real estate agent on your side is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find the experts you need, whether you're trying to sell of hoping to buy. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto

it's amazing if you watch al-jazeera arabic. i don't know how many people here do, but if you do, you know what? it's sometimes even more sympathetic to israel because the israelis have an arabic-speaking spokesperson on al-jazeera all the time. they're able to tell their own story this their own words. there is no arabic-speaking american spokesperson, so the arabs don't get to hear the arab version. ditto for pakistan. and then you have these people in our media -- we freed our media all of a sudden, and now we have something like 38 24/7 news channels in different languages in pakistan. guess what the united states would be like with 38 fox news channels and msnbcs? [laughter] well, that's the reality you are dealing with there, except you didn't invest in it, so none of the channels are really on your side. and that is the reason why people don't like the united states in pakistan. you haven't told your story, you walked away from pakistan, and by and large there is this whole fallout of the perception, management. secretary

that included stints at sheffield united and leaves in england he had been set to take charge of al-jazeera unwanted arab emirates for baptista's exit last week after argentina to hosting event last year ago i in the quarter final of the copper america was less those have not won that's one of them since one thousand nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups of anything quarter final defeat by germany and though the country's olympic team did win gold after two thousand and four and two thousand and one gains. well meanwhile bob bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s. national team after five years in charge this follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup bradley's overall record actually reads pretty well with forty three wins twenty five draws in just twelve defeats during his reign he also led the team to the last sixteen of the twenty seven world cup in south africa bradley's replacement is expected to be announced before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico on august the tense. well meanwhile you ventus of clinch their second win in thr

that included stints at sheffield united and leeds in england he had been set to take charge of al-jazeera the arab emirates before but he suspects it last week after argentina we were hunting the event to uruguay in the quarter final of the copper monica that's the last days have not won the tournament since one thousand nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups then go to follow the time germany although countries a little bit different goals after two thousand and four and two thousand and eight games. well he won but bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s. national team after five years in charge this follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup bradley's overall record actually reached pretty well with forty three wins twenty five draws and just twelve defeats during his reign you also led would seem to the last sixteen of the twenty ten world cup in south africa but his replacement is expected to be announced for an exhibition match between the usa and mexico because the tenth well meanwhile you've just had clinched their second grand in three da

that included stints at sheffield united and leeds in england he had been set to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates before back east this exit last week after argentina he was hosting the event looks to europe white and not one of the crops for america plus the less there is have not won the tournament since nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups and the torture final defeat by germany all those countries the limbic team did win gold at the two thousand and four two thousand and eight games and meanwhile bob bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s. national team after five years in charge this follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup bradley has overall record actually reach pretty well with forty three wins twenty five draws and just twelve defeats during his reign he also led the team to the last sixteen of the twenty ten world cup in south africa bradley's replacement is expected to be announced before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico because the tennis. well over in england match the city have completed the si

over from sergio but better had led to the liver to doris title three years ago to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates before practice to step down last week argentina hoping he can revive their fortunes on the world stage the team got not. out of the quarter finals of recent corporate america and having got past the last eight in the last two world cups meanwhile bob bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s. team after five years in charge it follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup although bradley's overall record isn't too bad with forty three wins twenty five draws and twelve defeats during his reign he also led the team to the last sixteen of the twenty ten world cup replacement is expected to be announced before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico on august tenth now match the city have completed the signing of argentina striker from athletico madrid the twenty three year old signed a five year deal saying he believes he has joined a club that will be fighting for trophies every year city are thought to have paid around sixty tw

cup by laboratories as coaches do the answer is two years ago that being set to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates if all that is this makes it last week i used argentina last year ago i in the quarterfinals of the copper america but the last place haven't won that tournament since nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups of anything quarter final defeat by germany they didn't win gold after two thousand and four and two thousand as i explained picks not elsewhere manchester united are looking forward to the chance of getting one back over barcelona following last season's champions league final defeat the two sides will meet again in a friendly on saturday their boss that may choose to field a younger stars and you notice it could follow suit. i put it yesterday and put all the employers. you know in the power of fantastic if i thought they were going to put all the young players on saturday i would put all my own person. before person in game i would like to play against. trump and see you again and we could read your stories and he's going for. you know

copper liberty doris's coach of the studio interesting years ago the crappiest set to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates for baptista's exit last week i used argentina lost a year ago i in the quarter final of the copper america also left those haven't won that's what it says nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups of anything quarter final defeat by germany though they did win gold after two thousand and four and two thousand as i live picks. elsewhere munched united are looking forward to the chance of getting one back over boss alone or following last season's champions league final defeat the two sides will meet again in a friendly on saturday by boss that may choose to field the younger stars and united could follow suit played by only here so they played all the employers. today when the power were fantastic never thought they were all the young players on saturday i would put all my own careers you're going to be fascinating game i would like to play against them in the trunk once again and we really lost twice twenty's is very painful. you know when i pl

our g is the state run in an english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. well saying on the economy what other stories are there to talk about this hour while the united states is still struggling to find its financial footing while congress continues to argue slovakia seems to be on its bit in a way over its head now the country joining the european union just recently in hopes of boosting that its economic credibility but of course now it is going all of its money bailing out greece so when it comes to the e.u. is it one for all or all for one country after country seems to go to the grain of collapse now artie's correspondent sara firth has this report. they say that charity starts at home also a vacuum maybe one of the poorest countries but with pressure from the e.u. to participate in a second bailout their money could soon be going to greece. i'll tell you what. brought responsibilities but not benefits in fact slovakian pensions a significantly lower in days increase people he

included students at sheffield united and leaves in england he had been sets to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates because becky's this makes it last week after argentina he was hosting the event not to europe white in the sport on another cross for america close unless there's have not one that's wanted since the one nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups and the important final defeat like you only of both countries and even pick team did win gold at the two thousand and four and two thousand and eight games and meanwhile bob bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s. national team after five years in charge this follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold card bradley's overall record actually reached but he was out with forty three wins twenty five draws and just twelve defeats during his reign he also led the team to the last sixteen of the twenty seven world cup in south africa bradley's replacement is expected to be announcing before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico august the tent. while they were in england to ma

forward so again the next process is going in actively supporting the rebel groups again also even al jazeera reported recently that they do they have video footage of western advisers on the ground in the media advising and leading the sensually these rebel groups so they're there already and again and that's laying the groundwork for a larger invasion which i think is in an. well we'll have to leave it there. thanks very much for giving us your thoughts on this from the center for research on globalization there in montreal thank you time. russia's foreign minister of nato for its actions in libya in an interview with russian t.v. and said that the tactic of bombing the country. has inflicted too many unjustified civilian deaths and has been following what had to say we heard from a very vocal of today really criticizing. the essential mission creep of the ongoing outside intervention into the libyan situation now he drew comparisons between what's happening in libya the bombing of the former yugoslavia and fight saying that the bombing campaign by nato against colonel gadhafi has actually

r g is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera for. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. into that only military making use of the digital would come to bring justice and accountability. i have every right to know what my government truly you want annoying i think taxes. well i would characterize aloma as a charismatic sort. of american exceptionalism. ladies and gentlemen welcome back to adam vs the man and the countdown it's the default day would obama really stop sending social security checks for the republicans blinked first only on tonight's countdown to d.-day we're going to get out the older says so i can. think of nights from the have you sure some of . this means a midnight all of a sudden. i thought oh yeah we're told. as of today the minus twenty one thanks to senate minority leader mcconnell and the president might have a lot more time just before returning to the white house today for another round of budget talks mcconnell proposed to give the president some new borrowing powers that

r g is this state run in an english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera. and. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us a. new website with twenty four seven live streaming newscasts what can tell you about the ongoing financial hardship unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find. the. need to. post in more. than just saying. welcome back to adam vs the man for years american pundits have fought what they call the culture war which by most of their definitions is a so much crushingly boring extended advertisement for the sole social trappings of the status quo or any higher status quo going back to the good old days of the fifty's well they're right that something is wrong with the culture but it has nothing to do with the music kids listen to these days but rather the way we all treat each other at macy's in florida the management has decided to install fitting room doors backwards so as to allow employees to see into the rooms to prevent that because they're slap doors you can see in but not

are is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al jazeera . and the. question today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. or you. are going to. fight. in recent weeks we have found ourselves outraged at the f.b.i. being willing to arrest him threaten those who are involved in ethical modern cyber operations law enforcement continues to push its ridiculous rules upon us anonymous suspects may face a fine of up to five hundred thousand us dollars and fifteen years of jail time just for taking part in a historical activist movement and many of the already apprehended and nuns are being charged with taking part in d.d. o. s. attacks against corrupt organizations such as pay pal what the f.b.i. needs to learn is that there is a vast difference between adding one's voice to a chorus of a digital sitting with a low orbit eye and cannon and controlling a large but net of infected computers and yet both of these are punishable with exactly the same fine and sentence in addition to this horrific law enforcement incompetence pay-pal continu

state run in english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us a. new web site with twenty four seven live streaming news tense like to tell you about the ongoing financial hardship unlimited three high quality videos for download. stories you may never find. the political. parties are just saying. welcome back to adam versus them another week goes by and another tragic story involving police brutality makes its way to the times a video has surfaced of police officers in fullerton california beating and seizing a homeless man so severely he fell into a comatose state on july fifth of this year police or responding to a call out suspected car break ins in the vicinity and several days later kelly thomas the thirty seven year old schizophrenia man involved in the incident died in the hospital. witnesses claim no less than five police officers repeatedly without pause battered electrocuted calley long after he had ceased to move officers involved in the incident claim that kell

you know so far it's just been democracy now al-jazeera and russia today r.t. that have expressed serious interest in this story and i should say the story is one hundred percent true and the u.s. government when i called them for comment confirm that it was true they just tried to play semantics with they were concerned that i was going to call it a black site they were they were concerned that i was saying that they were directly interrogating the prisoners they prefer the term deep briefing of prisoners you know so that was where the issue was i think that there's a couple of factors here one both c.n.n. and a.b.c. news did stories on their websites that in the case of c.n.n. didn't even mention my report and just basically reprinted a press release from the cia saying that you know they were just assisting the somali government a.b.c. news did something far more insidious they mischaracterized what i reported and then had a u.s. official responding and denying something that i didn't even say which is that the u.s. was running a counterterrorism detention f

r g is the state running english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera. and. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. the website which twenty four seven vine streaming news tells us what to do about the ongoing financial hike unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never find the need. for me that there's a need for the. most in more aren't done such to. well go back to adam vs the man joining me now is to found all new host of freedom a radio to discuss body pleasure and the origins of violence of all things a great subject for a friday so it's a fun thank you so much for being with us all the way from ontario canada you did. a video on this where you illustrated your reading of this twenty five page article written by a neural psychologist in one thousand nine hundred seventy five and expressed your shock upon seeing this information and the data of the body of knowledge that this paper represents not being more widely acknowledged that we've had this information available from one nine hundred seven

al-jazeera is the one in the white house in the state department. hillary clinton says hey, we love it. it doesn't have commercials. it doesn't have commercials and it doesn't have anybody arguing on it. without commercials, wait, that sounds like this guy's plan. this plan. free press. from the fcc. free commercials. make sure we have free press. net neutrality, which leads to this guy. people say people have to step down from the jobs so you can give somebody else a chance. that is what i'm doing. that's why i'm leaving. i'm going to give somebody else a chance. so it is a nasty, nasty rat's nest. it comes down to this. redistributing the wealth for half of them. i believe half of them. i think this guy believes in redistribution of wealth. i believe this guy believes in redistribution of wealth. this guy believes in redistribution of wealth. that's probably, that is probably it. maybe this guy. i'm not sure. this guy is just a communist. this guy is just a happy regulation guy. these guys are just in it for the money and corrupt. this guy is as w

you let al jazeera -- you had al jazeera on st. he was murdered. was that about? host: we brought in al jazeera because their coverage throughout the middle eastern region to show you what the effects were and they offered a different perspective. our next call from alabama. this is an independent. thelma, you're on the air. caller: you were talking about the debt ceiling. thedidn't they phrase politicians -- that one up into the millions. that would have helped a whole lot. my family -- my husband draws disability. i work in a nursing facility. i make above minimum wage. half of my wages goes to insurance for me and my husband. if they cut the taxes or charge taxes to us, how do people like us suppose to make it? bus triprah palin's back in the news. host: that is from "the washington post" this morning. last call, anthony from long island. caller: i am concerned about the lack of coverage about the nuclear accidents whether they are in nebraska. three scientists have resigned in protest to the use of the general electric reactors in japan. they said if they lose

this was an interview he did with al jazeera. >> i can't be a muslim and do them both. >> police reportedlynough material for two bombs in his motel room, gun powder, shotgun shells, 18 pounds of sugar, and christmas lights, and backpack with jihadi lit trat tour he was taken down quickly without incident. >> according to documents obtained by abc news he told law enforcement he wanted to get even and was inspire bid 2009 attack on fort hood allegedly committed in which 13 people were killed. he hoped to detonate bombs in two restaurants before using a pistol to shoot survivors. >> you get a certain group of people and hopefully it's a small group to decide they want to use the military to launch their own philosophies in this case. and he was apparently angry over charges he was facing for possessing child pornography. he insists he was only charged because he was trying to leave the army. >> and still ahead what has to happen to give electric car sales a jolt. a study pin points the answer. >> and later, catherine middleton's ride before she was a princess. a young man could get a fortune

it's amazing if you watch al-jazeera arabic. don't know how may people here do but if you watch al-jazeera arabic it is sometimes more sympathetic to israel because the israelis have an adequate speaking spokesperson on al-jazeera over time. since they have been that they are able to tell their own story in their own words but there is no arabic-speaking american spokesperson so they are up so good to hear the air version. and then you have these people, and i mean the media all of a sudden and now we have something like 38, 24/7 news channels in different languages and pakistan. guess what the united states would be like with 38 "fox news" channels and msnbc's? that is the reality you are dealing with air except you did invest in it so now the channels are really on your side. that is the reason why people don't like the united states in pakistan. you haven't told her story. you walk away from pakistan and by and large there is this whole fallout of the perception. if you were -- secretary clinton went there and guess what? gas

>> video courtesies of middle east media research institute shows an interview abdo gave to al jazeerao. jihadist materials were found in his possession about, and enough bomb-making materials we're fold for two bombs. he was already to go according to one counterterrorism source. >> we would probably be here today giving you a different briefing had he not been stopped. he's a very dangerous individual. and he's where he needs to be. >> abdo also visited abarmy surplus store where he tried to buy a uniform with local fort hood patches on it. police say that he was going to target military personnel. bret? >> bret: jennifer, on a separate issue, i understand the treasury department announced sanctions today against several individuals in iran, accused of aiding al-qaeda. >> that's right. the treasury sanctioned six members of an al-qaeda network based in iran, and headed by a syrian who leaces with the iranian government. this network serves as the core pipeline through which al-qaeda moves money, facilitators and operatives across the middle east. the unusual public criticism from the

al. jazeera -- by al jazeera to film and broadcast protesting in the streets. off in alations kick crowd situation, like this one. the regina saying, -- the regime is saying, this is a minority. what the media does is censored those voices and prevents people from understanding that what the state is saying is in the minority, not the majority. once people realize their view is in the minority, there is no better way to do that then it in some kind of public square. that is why it was so important in egypt. everybody could see they have the numbers. there are moments like that politically. just before the berlin wall fell, everyone thought that it was impossible. why? it is not that people suddenly received new information. the impression they received is that everyone had the same believes they had. people became short of that. -- short of that. you had a sudden change and then you have a revolution. i often feel like we are on the edge of that. the alternative ways of people becoming aware of what their beliefs are, what each others' beliefs are, is something

he's got the biggest show on al-jazeera. he's the global spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood. he's a guy who has said we will conquer the west. this is a guy with probably tens of millions adherence who watch his show, muslims, we will conquer the west not through violent jihad through fatwa. we will do it nonviolently through demographics, demographics there and we're building mosques, we're proselytizing, that's how we're going to conquer the west and that's what they're saying. it's great osama bin laden one of the leaders of the violent wing of the jihadists is gone. it's a great day. but much, much broader than him. much broader than al-qaeda. this administration has tunnel vision. when they talk about the war on terror, i call the war against fascism, islamim, they are talking strictly about al-qaeda. the brotherhood is the granddaddy of them all in terms of islamic terrorist groups and they're only getting stronger and stronger. iran another topic, hezbollah it's so much broader than al-qaeda. >> host: you know

bbc, cnn, fox, "new york times," and al jazeera. yet every night, you have been seeing news footage coming out of dra. if you look at the bottom of your screen, it says is from smn. sham news network. sham is arabic for syria. i would bet the governors in their wallets right now have enough money in their wallets to start sham news network. they have been pumping out video and flip camera footage from dara through sham news network. that is half what the world has become. on october 30, 2010, an indian newspaper ran a small item. i happened to be there at a time. it caught my eye. it said a communications firm had just started had3g service at the summit of mount everest. it will allow thousands of climbers to access highspeed video and internet calls using their mobile phones. the bbc observed it was a far cry from 1953 when edmund hillary first climbed the summit using runners to carry messages from his expedition to the nearest telegraph office. you can imagine the phone calls being made. "hi, mom. you will never guess where i am

questions and comments by the other mayors come so that me reference an article that i read from al jazeerajuly 22nd, 2 weeks after he said a ban on certain aid groups working in somalia where they lifted the group announced the ban remains in place. this is a quote from on al-shabaab which controls part referred by the famine. the earlier groups are not welcome to serve our area of control, the shakes men said in his radio friday there is drought in somalia but not famine. if it is to clarify as 100% false. this is al-shabaab. this is the group we are talking about today refuting the claims by members of this committee def they are saying there is no famine. there's the drought but there's no famine. i just wanted to bring that point out that they are denying the claims even being made here today. i am concerned about al-shabaab 's connection with al qaeda. there's dimmers articles in september, 2008 pledge of allegiance to osama bin laden to be very time, officially announced the alliance with al qaeda and the connect the form of dhaka. jihad by the one led by al qaeda and today we have s

bbc, cnn, fox, "new york times," and al jazeera. yet every night, you have been seeing news footage coming out of dra. if you look at the bottom of your screen, it says is from smn. sham news network. sham is arabic for syria. i would bet the governors in their wallets right now have enough money in their wallets to start sham news network. they have been pumping out video and flip camera footage from dara through sham news network. that is half what the world has become. on october 30, 2010, an indian newspaper ran a small item. i happened to be there at a time. it caught my eye. it said a communications firm had just started had3g service at the summit of mount everest. it will allow thousands of climbers to access highspeed video and internet calls using their mobile phones. the bbc observed it was a far cry from 1953 when edmund hillary first climbed the summit using runners to carry messages from his expedition to the nearest telegraph office. you can imagine the phone calls being made. "hi, mom. you will never guess where i am

video of private nasser abdo from the middle east research institute and an interview he gave to al-jazeera a year ago on the eve of his first deployment to afghanistan. he is shown praying, he talks about being a miss him. -- muslim. >> where i can't both deploy and be a muslim. [speaking in native tongue] >> reporter: according to the army antiterrorism and force protection report, abdo bought three boxes of 12 gauge ammunition, smokeless gun powder and a magazine for a .9 mm gun. he paid for the m items in cash and left in a taxi cab. the owner of the gun store called police, he was picked up at an america's best value "squawk on the street"s, we're told, he also paid for in cash an army uniform to include local fort hood patches. law enforcement officials tell fox they suspect he was planning an attack in or around the fort hood area. of course, that was the site of the november 2009 shooting that left 13 u.s. soldiers dead. now, um, that case of major hassan nadal is ongoing. it took a turn just a week ago when his lawyer quit, but all of this is the backdrop to a new arrest of a poten

bbc, cnn, fox, "new york times," and al jazeera. yet every night, you have been seeing news footage coming out of dra. if you look at the bottom of your screen, it says is from smn. sham news network. sham is arabic for syria. i would bet the governors in their wallets right now have enough money in their wallets to start sham news network. they have been pumping out video and flip camera footage from dara through sham news network. that is half what the world has become. on october 30, 2010, an indian newspaper ran a small item. i happened to be there at a time. it caught my eye. it said a communications firm had just started had3g service at the summit of mount everest. it will allow thousands of climbers to access highspeed video and internet calls using their mobile phones. the bbc observed it was a far cry from 1953 when edmund hillary first climbed the summit using runners to carry messages from his expedition to the nearest telegraph office. you can imagine the phone calls being made. "hi, mom. you will never guess where i am

when he applied to be a conscientious objector with the armor because he was a muslim he tells al-jazeera, quote i can't deploy as a muslim to afghanistan, it was his first deployment. at that point the army at fort campbell was very concerned about this soldier. they found child pornography on his government-issued computer. they did not grant him conscientious objector status, then an army review board overruled that. he then went on the lamb he was awol as of july 14th. he was found in coleen, texas yesterday at 2:00pm. he is being held by the police there. we are told these are federal charges that he is facing on child pornography. again, those bomb explosive materials found in his hotel room, along with i'm told from a law enforcement source jihaddist materials in a backpack he was carrying. we'll bring you more on the story. we broke it this morning. jenna: looking forward to more developments, jennifer, thank you so much. jon: fox news alert again the governor of new jersey, chris christie has checked into a hospital in new jersey this morning, this after reports he was having dif

this is an interview he did with al jazeera. >> i can't both deploy and be a muslim and do the both simultaneouslyerial for two bombs in abdo's hotel room. including gunpowder, shotgtg shells, 18 pounds of sugar to possibly enhance the explosives, christmas lights possibly to act as a timer, and backpack with jihadi literature. >> we had officers on the location and he was taken down rather quickly without incident. >> reporter: according to documents obtained by abc news, abdo told law enforcement he wanted to get even and was inspired by the 2009 attack k ft. hood, allegedly committed by major nidal hasan in which 13 people were killed. abdo hoped to detonate bombs at two restaurants popular with ft. hood personnel before using a pistol to shoot any survivors. >> you get a certain group of people, and hopefully it's a small group, who decide that they really want to use the military to launch their own philosophies and ideas, in this case, radical islamic extremism. >> reporter: abdo is apparently angry over charges he was facing for possessing child pornography. he insists he was only charged b

. -- al jazeera is on the news program. as an american, i take offense to that. just wish that c-span would give with the 21st century. host: who would you like to see us quote? caller: the drudge report, the blaze. "than your time" is getting into a whole but you reported like it is serious journalism. host: talking about some of the tax situations out there. guest: you should read the "washington examiner." but on the jets, it is just class warfare. we're talking about $10 billion over 10 years. over that period, the government will spend $40 trillion. you do the same thing with this court -- corporate jet thing. this class warfare rhetoric, he could raise revenues if the cut tax breaks across the board and lowered rates. you would get more revenues if you cut government loopholes and lower the rates. but obama cannot do that. guest: i am not sure if president obama's class warfare rhetoric, as you call it, is in the way of the deal. i think the republican party insistence that we cut spending for everybody but the rates is keeping the federal government from c

it is the first time i have ever been able to watch one unfold on how to zero plus unfold on al jazeera, as an outsider who is known egypt for a long time. -- who has no need to for a long time. you're watching the same events but from a defense standpoint. when did it occurred to you that these were not just another wave of demonstrations such as u.s. seen in the previous years, that this was qualitatively something different and might well result in a change of regime? can you give us a sense of in those few weeks from january 20 that the february 11, when did it become clear to you and to your senior colleagues in the military that the regime had to go? >> first of all like to thank the institute of peace -- i would like to think the institute of peace -- thank the institute of peace. i am much pleased to share with you, to have the opportunity to say something about the historic moment we have been witnessing in egypt nowadays. in response to your question, in the egyptian armed forces we had the feeling prior to the 25th of january that something would happen. due to the corruption

. -- al jazeera is on the news program. as an american, i take offense to that.span would give with the 21st century. host: who would you like to see us quote? caller: the drudge report, the blaze. "than your time" is getting into a whole but you reported like it is serious journalism. host: talking about some of the tax situations out there. guest: you should read the "washington examiner." but on the jets, it is just class warfare. we're talking about $10 billion over 10 years. over that period, the government will spend $40 trillion. you do the same thing with this court -- corporate jet thi. this class warfare rhetoric, he could raise revenues if the cut tax breaks across t board and lowered rates. you would get more revenues if you cut government loopholes and lower the rates. but obama cannot do that. guest: i am not sure if president obama's class warfare rhetoric, as you call it, is in the way of the deal. i think the republican party insistence that we cut spending for everybody but the rates is keeping the federal government from cutting a deal. he is r

outlets like cnn, fox news, abc news, national public radio, c-span, black entertainment tv and al jazeera her latest book is called "the political action handbook: a call to buy it for the hip-hop generation," which michael moore, yes, that michael moore, called a hard hitting analysis of what it takes to become politically active. at a global policy solutions dr. rockymore for its strategic leadership and coalition building for nonprofit organizations like the robert wood johnson foundation, the alliance for excellent education and congressional black caucus foundation. she serves on the board of the leadership for healthy communities and the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. [applause] it's a wonderful adlai organization. and just so she doesn't get bored with her life, she's also a member of the delta sigma theta sorority. please welcome maya rocymore. [applause] >> moore terry. i appreciate the invitation, and i am especially thrilled to be here before the national organization of women. [inaudible] for women. excuse me. i want to follow-up with sara and sen

outlets like cnn, fox news, abc news, national public radio, c-span, black entertainment tv and al jazeera. her latest book is called "the political action handbook: a call to buy it for the hip-hop generation," which michael moore, yes, that michael moore, called a hard hitting analysis of what it takes to become politically active. at a global policy solutions dr. rockymore for its strategic leadership and coalition building for nonprofit organizations like the robert wood johnson foundation, the alliance for excellent education and congressional black caucus foundation. she serves on the board of the leadership for healthy communities and the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. [applause] it's a wonderful adlai organization. and just so she doesn't get bored with her life, she's also a member of the delta sigma theta sorority. please welcome maya rocymore. [applause] >> moore terry. i appreciate the invitation, and i am especially thrilled to be here before the national organization of women. [inaudible] for women. excuse me. i want to follow-up with sara and se

you also had the rise of satellite tv and the decision by al-jazeera's staff to film and broadcast protest scenes in the street. so most revolutions kick off in a crowd situation like this one where everyone -- all the time the regime is saying this voice is an outcast voice. this is a minority. this is not popular opinion. and what the media does is sends those voices and pre vegetables people from understanding -- prevents people from understanding. and once people realize that their view is in the majority, then they understand they physically have the numbers and there's no better way to do that than in some kind of public scare. which is why the square in egypt was so important because everyone could see that they had the numbers. and that's -- i often perceive that there are moments like that politically. yes, the middle east was one that we might be going through. you saw just before the berlin wall fell everyone thought that it was impossible. why? i mean, it's not that people suddenly received a lot of new information. rather the information they received is that everyone, a large

speaker, thanks to the courageous reporting for al-jazeera's english network, who risked their lives to find the truth, we have shocking evidence of war crimes committed by the sudanese armed forces against nuba civilians in sudan's south province. here in this photo a 2-year-old victim of an air strike. and here is a bomb crater in the middle of this village 50 feet wide, 15 feet deep. and here, mr. speaker chairman, satellite imagery analyzed by -- outside the capitol -- capital. as the u.s. person ell hides behind their barracks wall, the hunting of men, women and children on foot, in fighter jets and with bombs rolled out of back door of nuba villages. where do we stand? i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now lays before the house the following requests for leave of absence and such leaves without any objection being noted. the clerk: leave of be a requested for mr. burton of indiana for today. mr. coble of north carolina for today after noon. and mr. ellison of minnesota for today. the speaker pro tempore: without object

and, of course, i was asked at a press conference, al-jazeera was there, what i thought about this, and i made it very clear that piracy is illegal, that the united states of america would not tolerate the intrusion of a u.s. ship, and that i totally supported president obama and the u.s. navy seals in the taking down of the three somali pirates. i think that may have had something to do with al-shabaab taking a shot at my plane when i left. in 2009, i introduced a resolution calling for the recognition of the transition of the federal government, the tfg, by the u.s. greater involvement, greater engagement on the political and she military in crisis, and putting this dilution of the diplomatic presence in mogadis mogadishu, once conditions improve. as you know, the tfg remains a weak government but despite recent shakeups there are glimmers of hope. last month president ahmed and speaker of parliament sharif agreed to hold elections by august 20, 2012. was also decided that a new prime minister would be appointed. the tfg is planning a sponsorship by the wind to bring together all the

of course, i was asked at a press conference -- al jazeera was there -- what i thought about this. i made it very clear that piracy is illegal, that the united states of america would not tolerate the intrusion on a u.s. ship, and i totally supported president obama and the u.s. navy seals in the taking down of the three somali pirates. i think that may have had something to do with al-shabaab taking a shot at my plane when i left. in 2009, and introduced a resolution calling for the recognition of the transitional federal government -- i introduced a resolution calling for recognition of the transitional federal government and for the establishment of a diplomatic presence in mogadishu when conditions improve. as you know, the transitional federal government remains weak. despite recent shake-up, there are glimmers of hope. last month, the president and speakers of parliament -- and speaker parliament agreed to hold elections by august 20, 2012. it was also decided that a new prime minister would be appointed. the tfg is planning a conference in mogadishu sponsored by the un to br

. >> rose lynn jordan with al-jazeera english. somebody brought up pakistan, given that country's political and military instability, how helpful has pakistan been in helping us stabilize and secure other areas? we heard a lot of promises from islamabad but in reality how supportive has it been in your efforts? >> again, we need more support and help from the pakistani military. we continue to coordinate and build the relationships to better synchronize our plans across that border but we still need support in doing that. if that continues to be a problem, what that drives us to on this afghanistan side of the border which is what i'm really focused on, is building a tronger community and security forces to be able to hand they will challenges they'll see in the future. >> what specifically are you looking for in support? more cross-border operations? more intelligence? is the pay larnte growing lack of trust between the u.s. and pakistan having an impact? >> what we really need is less of the i.e.d.'s and the homemade explosives