please welcome andrew mccarthy. [applause] spank thank you so much for having me here today. it's always be great to be at the hall. this is more like a home game for me. it's great to be here. as you might imagine i've gotten some flak over the book and in particular of the subtitle of the book called faithless execution and it's building the place for obama's impeachment. so naturally the word everybody focuses on you have this crazy juxtaposition of the progressive law professors who were called as witnesses and the hearing was about the presidential lawlessness. one of the law professors called it the uber presidency. eventually obama is the president nixon always wanted to be said that is the tenor of what you're getting and we have republican and conservative. they would run under their desk every time the word impeachment was mentioned. one congresswoman who. and he turned as one of the remedies to rein in the lawlessness immersed in of framers of the constitution. if you're going to have a constitution he have to. that is a thought that we don't even want to have up h

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your take on andrew mccarthy's claim the khorasan group doesn't exist. >> i can't help but but think right. i have family in syria. they have been decimated by not only the assad regime but knowing what isis is, all of these radical groups and nobody has heard of khorasan. it is a term that means a region in afghanistan india and iran. if they are there which syria has turned into this sort of nuclear political winter for radical groups they are going to recruit a few and go back. you can't help but think at no times part of the administrative narrative. >> what about the oklahoma beheading. the mother of the individual charged also nolan came out and apologized. but do you think as a result of this the muslim community is fearing reprisal right now? >> there is that fear. i told them as muslims we can't be victims. the victimology that has allowed this ideology to spread. america when they realize we are the only solution to radicalism to fighting ideology of political islam the fear bee geeding fear and violence more would not spread. >> there was a recent letter of late by some mu

andrew mccarthy was the lead prosecutor of the terrorists known as the blind sheikh. he's now a national review contributing editor. al qaeda, first of all, is apparently alive and well and very focused on attacking us, so much so that we just bombed one of its factions in syria alongside isis as we bombed them, which is not exactly what we've been led to believe by the administration but put it in perspective for us. >> well, the khorasan group is something that seems obscure because it's not a name we've seen before. but this fadhli guy -- >> the guy they told us about knew about 9/11 before it happened. >> and was sent to syria both to conduct attacks against the united states and to try to broker some kind of settlement between the al qaeda outfit there and isis, somebody who is very much trusted by al zawahiri and he's a bad news character. >> and he wasn't able to broker that deal apparently because they say isis and al qaeda this particular khorasan group is very much at war. the stakes are who can bomb western targets in particular the united states of america