one american muslim who was detained in the united arab emirates is now suing the u.s. government for the part she believes it played in his arrest and alleged torture thirty three year old eunice fixity claims that she spent more than three months in detention in the u.a.e. back in two thousand and eleven he says it was orchestrated by the f.b.i. because he refused to become an informant at the mosque that he attended in portland oregon hears describing some of the torture that he endured. you know most people. or. someone who listens. to you beyond the detention and torture who is a naturalized u.s. citizen says he has also been on the no fly list for years and has been prevented from coming back to the u.s. all this he says as a way to force him to help the f.b.i. now last year the justice department filed charges against his brother and a serb man for conspiring to hide seventy five thousand dollars worth of money transfers to the u.a.e. and saddam on you know speaking he is the fourth american muslim from portland to claim that the f.b.i. tortured him. well it's a

in the vast majority of american muslims you know or this kind of stuff you know with they will say look islam is a religion of peace do you buy that you know. they blow you up there's a p.c. over there there's a p.c. over there there's a p.c. over there he recites this type of rhetoric. and one gets to tend to bring up to build the hypocrisy of extremism is found across all religions he quickly shuts down the debate with a smarmy smug attitude and calls it nothing more than the liberal b.s. and fact he's even gone as far as saying that quote most muslims think it's ok to kill someone if they insult the prophet and that's a big problem that's a clash of civilizations really bill most muslims around the world support killing human beings of the prophet muhammad criticized. but i guess is anti muslim stance makes more sense when you hear what he has to say about palestine and op ed for the huffington post he wrote that quote six hundred thousand palestinian refugees should have been more mature enough to move on the way the jews did yeah did palestinians just need to grow up they

you know that with the awful frame from american muslims in the vast majority of american muslims you know or this kind of stuff you know with they will say look islam is a religion of peace do you buy that you know they go you know there's a p.c. over there there's a p.c. over there there's a p.c. over there he recites this type of rhetoric. and when gets the time to bring up to build the hypocrisy of extremism is found across all religions he quickly shuts down the debate with some army smug attitude and calls it nothing more than the liberal b.s. in fact he's even gone as far as saying that quote most muslims think it's ok to kill someone if they insult the prophet and that's a big problem that's a clash of civilizations really bill most muslims around the world support killing human beings of the prophet muhammad criticized. but i guess is anti muslim stance makes more sense when you hear what he has to say about palestine and op ed for the huffington post he wrote that quote six hundred thousand palestinian refugees should have been more mature enough to move on the way the jews

we go out to schools and other convenient tues and basically talk about what it means to be an american muslim. we have other related presentations that we do as well and a few years ago we also launched an interfaith speakers bureau where we take out representatives of the 5 major religions and do the same thing and we model in front of high school and middle school students how the faiths can sit down like we are sitting here today and have conversations about our commonalities but about our differences as well. many of the comments we get from students is, wow, you guys can sit up there and talk because most of the pictures our students see are the ones that have been playing across our screens the last 2 or 3 days. we hope by challenging that we can prevent bullying and harassment we've been seeing here today. >> thank you, amina stacy is manager of communications for the los angeles giants. >> if you think about what our mission is, you probably think our mission is to win the world series every year, which hopefully this year we're on the right track, but actually our mission statement,

might have gone too far in its war on terror and is being sued by an american muslim of sudanese origin says that the f.b.i. has tortured him for months for refusing to serve as an informant details on our website. plus astronomers around the world have been mesmerized by a magnificent side as a giant asteroid which could destroy cities flies near earth. for the full story. a group of hunger strikers at guantanamo bay prison have written an open appeal for an end to force feeding procedures calling for independent doctors to assess the best treatment for them thirty six inmates are now being force fed out of one hundred. detainees some have been starving themselves for almost four months now let's take a look at what the inmates say about a procedure the u.n. labels as torture in their own words the prisoners say they don't wish to die but are prepared to run the risk after more than a decade of inhumane degrading treatment the detainees say when they try to refuse the treatments it is forced upon them sometimes violently they say that the procedure is extremely painful and done in abus

might have gone too far in its war on terror and is being sued an american muslim of sudanese origin says the f.b.i. has tortured him for months for refusing to serve as an informant more details on our website. plus astronomers around the world have been mesmerized by a magnificent sight as a giant asteroid large enough to do it destroy the city's flies at near earth headed to our t. dot com for the full story. a group of hunger strikers are guantanamo bay prison have written an open appeal for an end to force feeding procedures calling for independent doctors to assess the best treatment for them thirty six inmates are now being forced fed out of one hundred three detainees some have been starving themselves for almost four months now so let's take a look about what inmates say about a procedure the u.n. labels a torture and let's look at it in their own words the prisoners say they don't wish to die but are prepared to run the risk after more than a decade of inhumane and degrading treatment the detainees say they try to refuse the treatments it is forced upon them sometimes even

. >> john, when was chairman of board of freedom house, we had a group of american muslims come in to us when were disturbed because the saudis sent imams with diplomatic passports to go to a number of mosques in the u.s., including theirs, they took away the perfectly reason able instruct material for young people to who were muslim to learn islam. and they left instead a set of material they th the imam printd up, i remember a sond of the, it was three ways that it was proper to kill a homosexual from the rah habes -- wahhabis in saudi arabia point of view. yoview. >> it had to be high enougho feel pain coming down? >> right and would die becau it had to be high enough. the stoning, is supposed to be with small stones, so it takes a long time. and big stone does not knock anybody out. then other third way that wahhabis say you could bur them alive. udi embassy got upset at this, said it was a mistakeke, and old material we should not pay attention. but next year of it the same. so, we - look, it is not exclusively a muslim problem, 400 years ago, my fellow call calvinist protestants

. >> john, when i was chairman of board of freedom house, we had a group of american muslims come in to us when were disturbed because the saudis sent imams with diplomaticassports to go to a number of mosques in the u.s., including theirs, they took away the perfectly reason able instruct material for young people to who were muslim to learn iam. and they leftnstead a set of material they th the imam printd up, i rember a second of those, it was three wayshat it was proper to kill a homosexual from the rah habes -- wahhabis saudi arabia point of view. yoview. >> it had to be high enough to feel pain coming down? >> right, and would d because it hado be high enough. the soning, is supposed to be with small stones, so it takes a long te. and big stone does not knock anybody out. then other third way that wahhabis say you could burn them alive. saudi embassy got upset at this, said it was a mistake, and old material we should not pay attention. but next year of it the same. so, we -- look, it is not exclusivy a muslim problem, 400 years ago,y fellow call calvinist protestants we burnin

. >> john, when i was chairman of board of freedom house, we had a group of american muslims come in to us when were disturbed because the saudis sent imams with diplomatic passports to go to a number of mosques in the u.s., including theirs, they took away the perfectly reason able instruct material for young people to who were muslim to learn islam. and they left instead a set of material they th the imam printd up, i remember a second of those, it was three ways that it was proper to kill a homosexual from the rah habes -- wahhabis in saudi arabia point of view. yoview. >> it had to be high enough to feel pain coming down? >> right, and would die because it had to be high enough. the stoning, is supposed to be with small stones, so it takes a long time. and big stone does not knock anybody out. then other third way that wahhabis say you could burn them alive. saudi embassy got upset at this, said it was a mistake, and old material we should not pay attention. but next year of it the same. so, we -- look, it is not exclusively a muslim problem, 400 years ago, my fellow call calvini

when i was chairman of the board of freedom house several years ago, we had a group of american muslims come in to us who were very disturbed. the saudis had centosent imams to a number of mosques in the united states including theirs. they took away the instruction materials and left instead ta st of materials they had written up instead. i had written a become babout this the three-ways that are okay to kill ohomosexuals. you could probe them from a high place. you could stone them to death. >> it had to be high enough to say they would feel the pain and anxiety coming down>> right and would certainly die because it had to be high enough. the stoning is supposed to be with small stones so it takes a long time and big stone doesn't knock anybody out. the third way they were saying was you could burn them alive. the saudi embassy got upset about this it was a mistake it was old material you shouldn't pay attention to it but the next year it was the same. this is not an exclusively muslim problem. 400 years ago my fellow cal vannist protestants i am a presbyterian were burning witches in

it really is, to a large extent, the muslim american community itself, if you are talking about international terrorism, who has alerted us to persons who we need to look further at and has understood that the worst thing that could happen to the muslim american community in the united states is another terrorist attack. yes, we have our reach. every one of our field officers has substantial out reach with and has since september 11 with the muslim communities. but in addition to the relationships that we establish, the education that we do jointly, it is in large part attributable to the muslim community itself that local radicalization is somewhat diminished and, really, it is on the internet where we face our biggest challenge now. >> director, several government officials have raised questions about the relationship between contractors and the federal government, and this is an issue that indicates perhaps not only the department of defense, the state department, and many other government agencies, but also to some degree, our law enforcement agencies. what is your take on -- what would b

first of all, it obviously it gets to the point of we have a million or more american muslims.large groups of people. >> many of whom, by the away, serve in the united states military where they are right now. keep going, professor peterson. >> at the end of the day we have to understand what this does politically. i've got to be honest with you. i am not in favor of any kind of aggressive military intervention in syria. i don't want to see boots on the ground. the humanitarian aid is great, but this kind of language from someone like sarah palin also feeds the aggressive military industrial complex. so those of us a little bit more hawkish in this country will be ginned up by this kind of language around syria and what's going on. that leads us down the road of war. >> jonathan, speaking of what the professor has just referred to, we have to bring in the great dick cheney who reared this his head this weekend. obviously he's amply qualified to discuss these matters. here he is talking about president. >> in terms of credibility, i don't think he has credibility. i know one of

with the revelations about mass spying on american people that essentially we all know what american muslims feel like now since they have been subjected to extremely invasive surveillance over the past 12 years. the vast majority of whom are guilty of absolutely nothing. and even more so back in 2010, the united states convened a grand jury, a criminal investigation into wikileaks which really was doing what journalists do, which is they receive classified information from a government source and then published it. and the theory of the government at that time we tried to warn was very dangerous. >> i want to bring you back to your view of the mainstream media. do you believe most of its members are to use a phrase you used subservient to political power and if so why do you think that is? >> of course they are. you wrote one ever the best columns on that about how your own newspaper had buried any real dissent regarding the claims of the bush administration justifying the run up to the war in iraq. the war in iraq was probably the best example in which the u.s. government is subservient to

american male. this is linda, a muslim american, and this is frank lopez who is mexican. >> dominican. >> whatever, it's all basically the same. (laughter) you've each been profiled. >> yes. >> tell me about the worst time that you've been profiled. >> i was walking to go plan out some workshops that i do in the community and all of a sudden two detectives hop up out of an unmarked car, get us up against the wall and he starts going into my bag and in my pocket and into the lining of my underwear. he says "i don't give a (bleep) if you consent or not, this is the bronx." >> i consider what you're talking about an inconvenience and an unfortunate one but at inconvenience not a disaster. two completely different things. >> how is it not a disaster? i've been stopped and i've been sent to central bookings, i've been sent to -- >> for what? for what? >> for doing nothing whatsoever. that's destroying my life. >> when the day comes where you have built and business and it's worth millions of dollars and the i.r.s. comes and tries to destroy everything you built and take it away from you you'll think bac

it happened portrayed as a terrorist attack because he was an american serviceman, he's an american-born muslim. this changes everything, doesn't it? you can't have a statement saying i did this specifically to defend taliban leaders like mullah omar and others from the american military. that positions him as a straightforward enemy combatant and terrorist. >> that's the definition of terrorism as far as i know. you can argue semantics all you want about terrorism or not. but this certainly looks like it is part of the war we've been fighting since the early '90s, when they tried to blow up the world trade center, the first time. that radical islam is the tie among all these connections and this is just the latest. >> is there any argument -- we've seen this before at the trifle zacarias moussaoui, the missile 9/11 hijacker. he berated the court, cited islamic law and threatened the jury. there's a pattern of these people seizing the moment, if you like, of their own trials to turn them into potential recruitment operations. is there anything that should be done to amend american law to try an

was that there was a lot of racial profiling going on a particularly with muslim americans do you think that muslims are being surveilled to a greater degree under you know things like this or is it just everybody regardless of race or religion everybody susceptible to the government i hear i think right now everybody susceptible but it started out and this is how they convince the public that it was worth giving up their civil rights which was very shortsighted is the. they use the fear based narrative and they include the bush administration and the obama administration to target of vulnerable minority group and in post nine eleven that tends to be muslims and saying look we need to compromise their civil liberties to protect our safety as if there is a difference between ours and then us and them and now we have seen the the fruits of that which is they've changed the law they will change practices such that these very expansive surveillance practices are everybody you meet anyone who's watching particularly those that are in the united states their information their e-mails their ph

with white people, people--african-americans have been stopped and frisked for years. and let's not even talk about muslimhat they've been dealing with. i hope this is a realization that you know what, you feel violated because the government is tracking who you're calling while people are suffering worse abuse to privacy let's rein this government in before it grows or becomes overbearing over time. >> john: we knew that this would be a hotbed of this issue. you must be proud of how net roots has grown since it first began in 2006. >> when we first started in 2006 there was a desire from my corner of the political world to sort of be seen, heard and taken seriously. we were a force to be considered. we don't have those problems any more. we're very well a fixture in our political landscape. there is not a campaign that doesn't have somebody focused on online activists there isn't an organization incumbent political party they're all engaged online. what's beautiful it's the democracy that is allowing all of us who have acceptable thoughtaccess to acomputer or telephone we're seeing a maturing of the move

you a personal experience that appears to be a recurring theme in my life and the life of many american muslims that are born and raised in the united states of america. whenever a tragedy happens involving muslims, i have lost count of how many times people would come up to my face and say to me, go back where you came from. because of the fact that i am easily identifiable, i become an easy target for harassment. i guarantee you that it is not a three-story rabbi webcaster that will say such a thing. it is the lame man. it makes her work our work as faith leaders and educators that much more time. these ideals that we have gathered here today for, we have to ensure that it ultimately trickles down to the average everyday american. once we get to a state of consciousness, but that's how people choose that state of consciousness in a nonjudgmental state of consciousness, how people choose to preserve religious identity and practice their faith, only then will we speak out against the bully out there. if we try to find reasons why people's religious freedom should be curtailed, we are only givin

targets of the new york police department's spying on muslim americans have filed a federal lawsuit againstwhat they call unconstitutional religious profiling and suspicion less surveillance. in the years following the 9/11 attacks, the nypd secretly in futrell and muslim student groups, sent informants into mosques, eavesdropped on conversations, and greeted databases showing where muslims lived, worked, and prayed. the nypd admitted last year the spying failed to yield a single terrorism investigation or even a single lead. on tuesday, nyc muslims who were swept in the -- up in the spying filed a landmark lawsuit accusing police of all in their civil rights. one plan to describe his running with the man who turned out to be a police informant. >> in march 2012 and was approached by 19-year-old man who came to me telling me he was looking for spirituality and looking to change his ways and said he had a very dark past and wanted to be a better practicing muslim. i figured, what better way to have him perform its obligations and to join his organization? in october 2012 he said he was an in

barack obama is really is a bad bad muslim my american friends.n does not observe ramadan, he never made his pilgrimaging to mecca, and he has no problems with women's equality or eating pork and he argued against recognizing palestine as a state. and you may have heard he had osama bin laden killed, and he supports gay marriage. good god, president bush president obama is a very bad muslim: now you can break off into discussion groups. and dhimmitude is not a word. but dhimmyi heies means being nice to religious minorities ors right wingers call it, appeasement. that's our show, thank you for joining us. thank you, thomas drake. we'll see you tomorrow. good night, mom. >> tonight jeb bush is in hot water for saying immigrants are more fertile. and jeb is the smart bush. plus how to create education better. those are her words not mine. and what happens when one woman decides to go an entire year without looking at herself in the mirror. we'll meet the author of "mirror mirror off the wall," next on "say anything." [♪ theme music ♪] >> h

a very narrow political awareness on the direction of a group that is this lethal to americans and our allies, muslimse world. >> after bin laden's death administration officials portrayed him asv(áryq#+vhngíl adrift, diskented from the network and not in control. but the emergence of al qaeda affiliates in yemen and east africa were not by design but a reflex of al al al qaeda's dedeterioration but those familiar with the documents say they do not back back that asse. >> shepard: what hat the girlfriend gleaned. >> at least two reviews of the documents, one by the cia, generating intelligence reports being acted on today. >> over 400 intelligence reports issued in the initial aftermath, immediately after the raid. >> the secondary exploitation, if you will, the second phase of what we are doing to take this exploited information, that is being shared around certainly in our military channels. >> as for the quality of the intelligence, spokesman for the national security council said the documents are helping to refine the administration's understanding of al qaeda ask the what it looks likeçç toda

muslim country. this egyptian american evangelist went and hundreds came forward to except christ. >> george: and a lost boy finds his home. he spent his youth fighting for south sudan independence, and now he is helping build new leaders for his country. ♪ >> wendy: as sectarian violence rips iraq apart, the country's christians fear for their future. hello, everyone, i'm wendy griffith. >> george: and i'm george thomas. iraq is awash in violence. more than 1,000 people were killed in april and may. while the war pits sunni verses shi'a muslims, it pits the christians. greg is just back from iraq. earlier in the week, i spoke with him about this situation there. greg, it is truly spiralling out of control. 500 iraqis dead just in this month alone. is iraq falling apart? >> yes, i would say so, george. i mean civil war can happen at any time, and it really appears it is descending into that. and because of what is going on now with the bombings of markets and roadside bombs, there is a lot of fear there, definitely. the believers there are scared, yet on the other hand, there are many that are willing t

many also carried anti-american signs, they believe the u.s. is too close to morsi and muslim brotherhood. fearing attack, the u.s. embassy was closed and americans warned about being on the streets of egypt. on friday, an american student was stabbed to death in alexandria, taking pictures of a pro-government rally. morsi supporters also took to the streets today, gathering near the presidential palace in a show of strength. he vowed to stay the course, refusing to step down. so far, the egyptian military called for calm, but say they won't intervene. harris? >> thank you. >>> now to millions of americans living through a nightmare with temperatures that sound unreal, even for the southwest. one person has been confirmed death in the heat wave, an elderly man in las vegas, his house didn't have air conditioning. triple digit temperatures sent hundreds to the hospital for heat related illness. look at the map. the national weather service posting excessive heat alerts in five states now, california, arizona, nevada, utah, colorado. they're expected to see the surge in temperat

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that they were being uncool with muslim americans, that they were not offering those protections to those americans in an overzealous effort to prevent troshism. the solution in the obama era is to take everybody's stuff a little bit, for every american. so maybe democrats are okay with this. because maybe this is their solution to profiling in the bush era is to take it from everybody instead of just some. >> letty ask you about this trust. quinnipiac did a poll, would you say barack obama is trustworthy or not. in 2011 he had an over 20% swing in his favor that they believed he was trustworthy and honest. look at it now. it's dead even. 47% say no i do not believe that. he has suffered a 20 point swing if you look at the overall numbers. and it's starting to hurt. i mean, it's not that they blame him for these particular scandals, because when you grill down in these polls, they don't blaem him, but it is causing an erosion of trust to have so many things popping up across the government. >> think about it this way. i can't think of a president who's had a worse six months of his second

helping those groups who share a similar worldview to ours and i don't think that the muslim brotherhood is anathema to american interests in the region and we actually should have been involved earlier supporting some of these moderate islamic elements both politically like the brotherhood and the moderate islamic militias that are on the ground because of course islam is going to have a huge role to play it i'm sorry post assad in syria of this employee alyssum go ahead eric jump in eric go ahead what's just been described with all due respect to the speaker is a standard definition of imperialism the united states or any other power does not have the right to dictate the way that things go in syria the destiny of syria's to be left to the syrian people and the fact that the united states what you do what you can by this imperialism is foreign to that then you would say that the cutter reserve imperialists now they've bankrolling each of these foreign policy of these arab state recognizes certain internationally up held principles such as non intervention which is a basic principle in shrines in international