so just for those who know the more, you know, commitment from the americans on american muslims for which ideas have been more and remembering that would be right here. this news must have been a scene. now i'm glad that i watched you on campus of obama recently. you know a government up and give and take it all happened, people wanted your story just are bought over almost, but now they are doing all those mosque on a spot on the what are they going to just ahead of the mosque? what they are going to get there, one of the, one of the finest, but i'm going to follow one point and we'll see, i mean, we put in dave's outlook m.r. . cindy was missing part. they have other of the aisle arrival as has any yes. yes. or no, show me that hoop that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the only people in the interest, but i'm only going to one as the g.o.p. don't get good at this point. their complaint is single. there are a lot of issues on leno. they realize a lot of obama's initiatives eagerly. and i mean, you're not going to mean that you're not going to have some of us who are turano,

so just for the both, you know, the more, you know, commitment from the americans and american muslims for which i guess there's been more and remembering i would be right here. this is pretty much happy to see you. now i'm not only off campus, they were going to the us, you know, examine them up and leave and take it all up into your story. you just are one of almost good, but i know they are doing all those mosque on a spot on the what are they going to use the sale of the most what they are going to get that one of the one of them dishonest. but i'm going to forego one point and we'll shop in a week. i would ask you and we put in dave's outlook m.r. . cindy was missing per day if the mother of the aisle arrival in the audience has any yes, yes or no. show me that hoop that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the open for the interest, but i want to know what i wanted us to get to this. and there could point is all my economy and we're not going to come back and like some of us were to smear the numbers of young. yeah, i mean, what happened at the time? i mean, the governments ar

so just for the both, you know, the more, you know, commitment from the americans, american muslims, for which ideas have been more and remembering that would be right here. this huge mishap. i mean, you see, i'm not, i'm not at all beyond help somebody else, you know, yelling them up and give us a good time. and people to just point just are one of the almost, i don't know they are the whole, this mosque comes on us. but on the what are they going to use the head of the mosque, what they are going to get there. one of the, one of the finest, but i'm going to follow one point real shot. i would ask you mean, but then they've got you don't, they mustn't be more cysteine or they feel the other of the aisle arrival as has been a yes. yes or no, show me that loop that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the open and look in his car owner, one of the owners of the debate. ok. good. there is, their complaint is, think of their land mine illegally. and i mean, you're not going to mean that you're not going to like some of us who are to smear the numbers of you on me where i am or how to

who it is or so just for those who know the more, you know, commitment from the americans and american muslims, for which ideas have been for and remembering what would be right here. this huge for us. have you seen the times? i've had only on campus of obama recently, you know, examine them up and give and take it all up and get your point. just the opposite of almost, but i know they are doing all those mosque, a muslim spot on the what are they going to use the sale of the mosque, what they are going to get that one of the one of the finest. but i'm going to follow point out real shot, i would ask me, and we will then dave's outlook emmerson be more sustain per day, if the mother of the aisle, or rather the obvious has any yes, yes or no. show me that hoop that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the open for the interest, but i don't know what i want is a stadium but ok, good. it is cool. and there could point is the land mine illegally. and i mean, you're not going to mean that you're not going to have some of your school to smear the knuckles of your own. yeah, i mean, what happened

so just for the both of you know, the more you never miss a moment from the americans, american muslims, for which ideas have been more and remembering that would be right here. this news for us. have you seen the times about that on your campus over there? so, you know, examine them up and leave and take it all up into people to just point just out of all of the almost good, but none of them. and then all those mosque comes on a spot on the what are they going to use? the sale of the most what they are going to get that one of the one of them dishonest. but i'm going to point out, it will shock you. i would ask me, you mean, but then dave, how you don't get more. cindy was missing per day. if the mother of the ilo, rather than the obvious, has a media, yes or no. show me that hoop that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the open for the interest. but i want to know one of the owners of the debate. ok. it is, and there good point is their land all my economy and we're not going to go back and some of us were to smear the numbers of young. yeah, i mean, what happened at the time? i

so just for those who know the more you know them, some of the women from the americans and american muslims for them, which obviously has been more and remembering that would be right here. this news for us have you seen the times about that only on campus they were going to the us, you know you open them up and leave and take it all up and get your story. just the opposite of a almost good, but i know they are doing all those mosque on a spot on the what are they going to use the sale of the mosque, what they are going to get that one of the one of the finest. but i'm going to test what we know. it will shock you with i would ask you and we will then dave's outlook m.r. . cindy was missing per day if the mother of the aisle arrival in the audience has any yes. yes or no showed me that i knew that jim, but it is not ok, let me up out of the open for the interest, but i'm only going to one as the debate. ok, it is. their complaint is their land eagerly, and i mean, you're not going to mean that you're not going to have some of your last words to smear the knuckles of your own. i mean, what a

did well with hispanic voters, african-americans, muslims, and native americans.p got 69% of the vote. what does this mean exactly? it just happens that we are not sure but it is a big deal. in 2012, mitt romney got 39%. what in other networks, they are not deterred. donald trump is a racist! in fact, just about an hour ago, a pungent claimed that donald trump was a racist for raising concerns about voter fraud. >> unbelievable that he could say these cities are known for correction, et cetera, et cetera. why are you singling out these two coal black cities? why are you denying the victory that these people have fought for and have the president of the united states -- will all over their efforts. you can say that it's not racial but it feels racial to us. >> tucker: so, it's racist to suggest that there is a record of corruption in philadelphia. you know what is racist? lying about it. ignoring the deteriorating lies of the people that live in the city. have you ever been to those cities? imagine living in one of them. anyone who suggests maybe we should look car

want to call it when he became president but what was so great about being in this country as an american muslimis that we didn't say that oh we're going to leave or we have to give up on america and it's too late for america we said no we're going to fight back and we're going to claim these we're going to say we're just as american as anyone else and that trump is violating the american idea and we were able to make that case and that's what americans do every single day black and brown people who face police brutality and so on when they argue against it most of the time they're sick. this goes against the american idea we can become better and we believe in the idea of progress so that to me suggests that people aren't giving up hope they're saying that america has the potential to improve and we're in a constant state of improving ourselves and that's been part of the american story getting better than the way we were before because let me put this to ruth so in a way it sounds like wit which saudi is describing is for lack of a better term almost growing pains in a way and that there is a

americans. ore members of the lgbtq community. two muslim american women. wo native american women both serving in congress for the first time in history. nd our diversity will be strengthened by the new class arrival. e also value the fact that our long national nightmare is about end.me to an on january 20 at noon. most existential threat to our democracy, our of lifeour american way decisively.eated he lost the popular vote. decisively. lost the electoral college decisively. joe biden has secured more votes other presidential the date in the history of republic. at first-term ok presidents who have been been difficult to do. oe biden has done it, and he's done it with one of the most ever.ve margins he president will remain in so.ce for 64 days or we're hopeful he'll dome demonstrate -- he'll demonstrate some leadership in that interim because the covid-19 away.ic has not gone wasn't it the president who said, all we hear about is covid, covid, covid? that was the president. but then he said it was going to away on november 4. what is wrong with this guy

congress than ever before, more african-americans, more latinos, or asian americans, more members of the lgbt q community, to muslim americans. women, two native american women serving in congress for the first time in history and our diversity will be strengthened by the new class upon its arrival. we also are buoyed by the fact thatour long national nightmare is about to come to an end . on january 20 at noon. because the most existential threat to our democracy, our values, our american way of life has been defeated decisively. he lost the popular vote, decisively. he lost the electoral college votes, decisively. joe biden has secured more votes than any other presidential candidate in the history of the republic. and when you look at first term presidents have been defeated, it has been difficult to do. joe biden has done it. and he has done it with one of the most decisive margins ever. president will remain in office for 64 days or so. we are hopeful that he will demonstrate some leadership in that interim time period because the covid-19 pandemic has notgone away . wasn't it the president who said all we hea

american public. we have a president who everybody can support, who can be thought of and included by. those days, you know, the muslim, horrible things said about mexican-americans. and i think even people who supported trump, biden and harris have said, we're your president, too. we are a he here to talk. we're here to work out the problems of our nation. so we are well on our way. >> what does it mean to you, keith, that the leader of the free wofrld free world is no longer trying to convince fellow americans they got to think twice about you? and what does it mean to you, as a muslim, to know that message is no longer being what is spread across this country? >> well, 74 million americans said that is not the thing they wanted to hear from the preside president. that message was rejected. it was told to go away and that's not how we do things. people got it. and of course, the people who stuck with trump, they are a numerical minority but they are our fellow countrymen and women. to talk about how everybody's included and everybody has a place in our great country. i'm glad joe biden hasn't sort of reviled them. h

, can you be muslim and american? you have to be american 1st. i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim india look to the united states congress want, has changed. rewind, islam in america on al-jazeera. the cool breeze blew up through argentina, dropping temperatures and prompting these big showers. or tonight, still hanging around in the north, to be honest, need to be quite big thunderstorms temps. behind. not surprising though they should be. montevideo is 18, for example, by blanket surats coming up $27.00. once more, the wind has died down. now those shares they wander around, will probably run up into paraguay, but a sense in still hangs on to 36 degrees. more help for rain, maybe is that spreading through the western side of brazil and a good part of peru as well. but the seas no rain at its heavy seas showing up around costa rica to some degree, panama, mostly costa rica, and then coming in with that northerly breeze into mexico. that frontal system is quite active. and reg

muslim. together the communities were the two targeted by trump the most. mexican american and muslim.nge ds. doing jokes without making light of what our communities are going through. he inspired hate crimes against my community and me. nazis saying tweets saying i was a terrorist. that was a challenge. comedy will be fine. and comedy you tree to enhance and heighten reality. trump began injecting yourself with bleach. where do you go from there? we'll be fine. it will be challenging to get footing. but i'm looking forward to sleeping more. >> along the same lines. we had play bill clinton and key and peel and obama. what about the future of the comedy parodying the president of the united states. we have jim carrey. is joe biden funny? is kamala harris funny? or find something else with the white house. >> stlst always something funny even the most boring person. it's an example. quick pitch. people say biden is in office now. past january. what does he do? example. people know he loves ice cream. what if there's something serious happening in and i can't think now until i have an i

"the washington free beacon," they reported that he had been paid by the anti-american and pro-muslim brotherhood outlet al jazeera which is owned by the country of qatar. al jazeera america was a ratings bomb. started in 2016 until only after three years of operation. of course, your typical millennial left-wing nightmare. he supports rejoining the paris climate accords and amnesty for illegalor aliens, more money for the butchers at planned parenthood, and the blm mantra that america is systemically racist. and georgia? check your gun safe, he's coming for your ar-15. its textbook. what about the other challenger, the reverend rafael warnock? pastor of the ebenezer baptist church? he's got a political rap sheet that goes back almost 30 years. in 1995, the harlem church where he served as a youth pastor once invited cuban dictator fidel castro to spew his revolutionary rhetoric there. >> why is it that i was received here with such great respect? >> laura: well i'm a great respect? i think we know why they did. wouldn't have been the first american radical fascinated with castro's br

destroying divided muslim american families.republicans want to come along for the ride, fine, but the idea that you can do a deal with mitch mcconnell -- he is already saying he will block joe biden's cabinet opponents. he has one of the biggest leads in history. so republicans need to stop trying to meet extremists halfway, you can't. >> come see me again, new you do that check out the show weeknights at 7:00 p.m. on "the choice" news channel. >>> just how far will president trump go to contest the results of the election? i'm asking michael cohen that question, next. michaeloh cen t question, next at dell technologies, we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept going. so you only pay for what you use. because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. ♪ why?! ahhhh! incoming! ahhhahh! i'm saved! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio. frnext time try bounce wrinkleut ofg

they don't want to kill americans any more. act against muslims. at a mosque outside of. he preaches the state. he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims, and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation said that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grandmother, there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how in the united states, the counting of mail and provisional votes is still going on. and 5 days after the, last week's election was cold for democrat joe biden. u.s., president donald trump, has refused to concede, is continued to sprea

here's a number i saw from npr, shocking, donald trump improved greatly among muslim-americans, 35% ofuslim-americans voted for a president who wanted to put in a muslim registry and wanted to ban muslims from being able to enter this country. it is -- i think we're going to be sorting through results like this for quite some time. do you have any explanations? >> not yet. i mean, i could -- you know, i could give you all kinds of explanations and theories on this, but we have to find that out. because none of that that you just cited really makes sense to me. you know, there were people warning in the days before the election, obviously, trump is making a play for black men, for example. and there were indications that obviously -- to state the obvious, you know, latinos are not a political monolith, not the way that african-americans have been a political monolith. you know, and still kind of are, but the latino vote people saw that it was -- trump was going to get a lot of it. so we're going to need to figure out exactly why that happened and what was it about trump that appealed to

position and when that weekend and collapsed you move to phase two because the agents for the americans in these muslimountries will fall they will become weak and fall and look at the arab spring as an indication for that. now, al qaeda will shift to phase ii and phase two is to invest themselves in these insurgencies happening in order to prevent this vacuum from being filled because as osama bin laden said before his death whoever fills the vacuum would be the american agent in the region so that is their policy. the policy is to create chaos and in those last final instructions for his commanders said i know that many muslims will be killed and if we have to kill them to save them we have to kill them to save them. if you look at their strategy and how they are embedded in the summary and civil war or in the yemen war or how they are embedded in the local conflict in somalia or how they are competitive in the north african theater especially which is one of the earlier questions then yeah, al qaeda strategically was way more dangerous than isis and the pentagon said it is way more dangerous to the

because the agent for the americans in these muslim countries are going to follow up with their going to become weakened and they are going to fall. now, al qaeda will shift to phase two. phase ii is invest themselves in these insurgencies that are happening in order to present this vacuum from being filled. he said whoever's going to fill this vacuum will be an american agent. so that is the policy. the policy is to create vacuum and create chaos. the final instructions says i know what i'm telling you means a lot will be killed. because we have to kill them to save them. we have to kill them to save them he repeated it twice. you look at the strategy how they are embedded in it yemen or. how they are embedded on the local conflict in somalia. or how we got embedded in the north african especially in the south with the earlier questions i didn't answer. al qaeda is way more dangerous than isis. and the pentagon says it is way more dangerous to the united states strategy in the region than isis. so this is al qaeda. al qaeda is way bigger than it used to be, they have more area under

americans. plus the muslim ban to say nothing of changing the whole refugee policy and immigration policy.can he do by executive order through executive action? and presumably he'll be acting quickly on the dreamers because he helped craft that policy in the first place. >> yeah, that's a big one. and i think one of the interesting things about this pick, it's going to be an early test for the republican party how much they still want to be the party of trump. immigration was obviously so core to what trumpism was in the last four years, building the wall. as you mentioned, daca. dhs is one of those places where you have great latitude to do things you think are in the best interest of the country. broad latitude over immigration policies. so that also means he's going to have to answer a lot of questions. joe biden has put forward a number of people who i think are clearly very qualified and the word i've gotten is that he's going to be able to have a cabinet republicans are generally going to be confirming folks. but that doesn't mean that everyone is going to get a free pass. there are

earlier this year "the washington free beacon" reported that he had been played by the anti-american and pro pro-muslim brotherhood outlet, which is owned by the country of -- that was a ratings bomb and shuttered in 2016 after only about three years in operation. of course, ossoff is your typical millennial left-wing nightmare. he supports rejoining the paris climate accord, amnesty for illegal aliens, more money for the butchers at planned parenthood and of course the blm mantra that america is systemically racist. and georgia, check your gun safe because he is coming for your ar-15s. textbook. what about the other challenger? rafael warnock, pastor of the ebenezer baptist church. he's got a political sheet that goes back almost 30 years. in 1995, the harlem church where he served as a youth pastor once invited cuban dictator fidel castro to spew his revolutionary rhetoric there. >> translator: why is it that you are receiving is here with such great respect? >> laura: well, great respect. i think we know why they did. he wouldn't have been the first american rave radical fascinateh his anti-american

when it weekend and collapsed, you move to phase two because the ages for the americans listen the muslim countries according to paul. they're going to become we can fall. looking for the fall. now al qaeda will shift to phase two. phase two is to invest themselves into what is happening. in order to present this vacuum forming field. because he did that . soon whoever will for this vacuum will be the american a g. so that is the policy. to create a vacuum and create chaos. another final instructions to his people said, there's been a lot of resistance that lot will be killed but we have to kill them to save them. we have to kill them to save them. so if you look at their strategy and how they've invented in the wars . or how they're embedded in the local conflict in somalia. or how they're embedded in the african, especially in the south. which is actually one of the earlier question so that we didn't answer. but yes, al qaeda strategically is way more dangerous than isis. in the pentagon said that al qaeda sentence way more dangerous to the united states strategy and regions than them.

bombed muslim countries for 8 years straight which is why there is a muslim record refugee crisis at the airports and the only time the american people cared is when donald trump banned muslims at the airport they never bothered to ask themselves why are there refugee muslim refugees at the airport because barack obama joe biden just bombed them for 8 straight years so the idea that joe biden is the antidote to donald trump when he has a worse record to head out of trouble is a mental gymnastics games that people have to play in their head because they can't stand donald trump being such a jack on television that was when he was varicose mom as vice president what about come on a harris less woman of color to become vice president so. after a whole summer of protests against police brutality the democrats have decided to nominate joe biden who was the author of the 1994 crime bill which exploded the prison population filled with mostly black and brown people in the united states the united states is now the world's largest penal colony we have 5 percent of the world's population somewhere around 25 percent of its and cards are

when that further weakened and collapsed, you move to face to because the agents for the americans in these muslimountries are going to fall. they will become weak and fall. look at the arab spring as an indication for that fall. now, al-qaeda will shift to phase two and phase two is to embed themselves in all these insurgencies that's happening in order to prevent this vacuum from being filled. because as osama bin laden said before, he said whoever is going to fill this vacuum will be the american agent, the new american agent in the region. that's their policy. their policy is to create vacuum and create chaos. bin laden in his last final instructions to his commanders said, i know what i'm telling you, meaning a lot of muslims will be killed. he said, but we have to kill them to save them. we have to kill them to save them. he repeated it twice. if you look at their strategy and how their embedded in the syrian civil war or how their embedded in the yemen war how their embedded in the local conflict in somalia or how their embedded in the north african theater especially in one of your earlier

americans. instead, they act against a develop muslims.respondent: this man is an im am in kabul and preaches the word of the islamic state. he says the goal justifies the violence. >> afghans don't want democracy. that is a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims. that is why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites with their effeminate democracy. correspondent: like many of his generation, key long believed it was possible to negotiate -- he long believed it was possible negotiate with the radicals. he does not believe that anymore. >> after the attacks, people have become pessimistic. me too. i do not believe that there will be peace any time. correspondent: to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, he has to ask his grandmother. there has been nothing but war for 40 years. he would like to change that, but he has no idea how. brent: i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. ♪ host: hello, welcome back to the france 24 newsroom

americans anymore. they act against devout muslims. this man is in a mosque outside of. he preaches the word of the islamic state. he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy, that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation long believed that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that anymore. after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. me too. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grandmother. there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how. after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day. stay with us. to go home for more formal form of the morning. i can't sleep because you're bored. and zuma in this war, swallow fo

americans any more. they act against devout muslims. this man isn't in a mosque outside of. he preaches the word of the islamic state. he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims, and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation said, that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks, people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grand brother. there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how. joining us is shammal shams, who has reported on the attempts for some kind of deal between the taliban and the afghan government and shell, the rise of islamic state in afghanistan. how serious is this? it is

americans anymore. instead they act against devout muslims. as an image of a mosque outside of, he preaches of the islamic state. he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims, and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grandmother, there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how you hope for more tonight i'm joined by ian bremmer. he is president of the eurasia group which specializes in global risk assessment. and it's good to see you again. i want to pick up on afgha

new mexico returned to its muslim a lot townsend americans are literally being told not to get together with their extended family this thanksgiving by experts and democratic politicians. >> my personal advice is you don't have family gatherings even for thanksgiving. i don't want to endanger you and i don't want to endanger our family and friends. so we will celebrate virtually. >> everybody is going to want to have the relatives over or go to somebody's house. the advice is don't do it. resist the temptation, you can do it next year. >> we have a simple request from our family to yours. please do not have thanksgiving gathering some of you are positive everyone has quarantined successfully for 14 days. shannon: coronavirus cases rise across the country and test hospitals in the president appeared in the rose garden for the first time since election day with encouraging news about vaccines and therapeutics. >> a victory lap for the president on the coronavirus vaccine. we don't know exactly how or who will get the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine but it is possibly coming in a ma

in may 2020, the tech transparency project found more than 100 american white white supremacist groups, many of them explicitly anti-muslim, active on the platform on their own group pages, as well as autogenerated content. gro are you looking the other way, mr. zuckerberg, in a potentially dangerous situation? >> no, senator. this is incredibly important, and we take hate speech as well as incitement of violence extremely seriously.ha we banned more than 250 white supremist organizations and te treat them the same as terrorisr organizations around the world anddor rampedgan up our capacitf identifyy hate speech and to incitement of violence before n people even see it on the platforms. our a.i. and human review teamst you can track our results in our transparency reports that we issue, now take down 94% of thed hate speech that we find on ouro platforms before even hasrt to a report it to us, which is a dramatic amount of progress from where we were a few years ago, e where when were were just startg to ramp up on this, we're takino about 20% of it down before eope people had to report it to us. so there's still more pro

americans any more. they act against devout muslims. as an image at a mosque outside of, he preaches the state. he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims, and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grand brother, there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how joining us is d.w. shammal shams, who has reported on the attempts for some kind of deal between the taliban and the afghan government and shell, the rise of islamic state in afghanistan. how serious is this? it is pretty serious, but we have to have a stand sl

muslims coming to the united states. the way he talked about the african-american community, the hispanic community.e have to come together. i am running as a proud democrat but i will governess and american president for everybody. american govern as an president for everybody. i will work as hard for those who don't support me as those who do support me. i mean it. that is the job of a president. the duty to care for everyone. in president biden's america, there will be no red states or blue states. there will only be the united states of america. our faith in our country is being tested. but our faith in god is helping us through because of all of you. commitment toyour the greatest commandment, love our neighbors as ourselves, and our dedication to never grow weary of doing good. it reminds me of that gospel hymn that inspired so many of us. lewis last talked to john when he was dying, he reminded me of it. i don't feel no ways tired. i've come too far from where i started from. nobody told me the road would be easy. i don't believe he brought me this far to leave me. he did not leave us. we are

americans anymore. instead they act against devout muslims. this man is an image at a mosque outside of. he preaches the state, he says the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies its violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grandmother. there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how close to home for more tonight i'm joined by ian bremmer. he is president of the eurasia group which specializes in global risk assessment. and it's good to see you again. i want to pick up on afghanistan for a moment. there is talk of a purg

americans any more. they act against devout muslims. this man isn't in a mosque outside of. he preaches the state. he says, the group's goal of a caliphate in afghanistan justifies it's violence. afghans don't want democracy. that's a western invention. we need extremists and a dictatorship for this country. we are real muslims, and that's why we support the dictatorship and not the liberal elites. feminine democracy. like many of his generation said that it was possible to negotiate with the radicals. he doesn't believe that any after all the attacks people here have become very pessimistic. i don't believe that there will be peace anytime soon. to get a sense of what afghanistan was like as a peaceful country, such as it has to ask his grandmother, there's been nothing but war here for 40 years. he'd like to change that. but he has no idea how thin hope for more tonight i'm joined by ian bremmer. he is president of the eurasia group which specializes in global risk assessment. and it's good to see you again. i want to pick up on afghanistan for a moment. there is talk of a purge at the pentagon

americans. while the french president has infuriated many in the muslim world with his clampdown on radical islam following a wave of terrorist attacks on it sparked a war of words with talking. if i suspect he said i understand and respect that people might be shocked by the caricature was but i will never accept that someone can justify physical violence because of them i will always defend my country's freedom to speak to write think and draw. so you there we see the countries that teach the world about human rights and democracy take the lead on islamophobia and xenophobia a fight needs to be put up against and to move them sentiment today just as a battle was waged against and to some it is more in the wake of the holocaust. along with turkey muslim nations including pakistan and bangladesh have called for a boycott of french products that have been major rallies in those countries and also in yemen with the french flag that alight now this comes after the french government shut down muslim aid groups and a major mosque following a series of tragic stabbings shootings. that. we are at war ag

americans. continue to kill thousands of people, including other muslims around the world.is who barack obama admires? this is where he got his political capital? this is where he got his chicago start? look, this is where we are right now in america. we have cultural fight between the truth, reality. they are trying to erase and rewrite history. right now at a time when we have a contentious election, we have two people who are at the top, the votes are being counted, of the challenges are being played. we don't have a president-elect yet, when it's certified and all in we will have a determination for the american people. once that's played out, where will barack obama and joe biden need us next? because joe biden needs barack obama and barack obama needs the relevance to get back into the political game. jillian: okay. david webb. thank you for joining us on this thanksgiving. don't forget you can watch reality check with david webb only on fox nation. we hope you have a good thanksgiving. carley: david, thanks for wearing a suit so i don't get called out again for my la