cair and their lawsuit. you ask chris if given his disgusting lifestyle which i assume was a reference to the fact that he is a fan of the pittsburgh pirates, you said given his disgusting lifestyle would he be okay in the places he would -- he hangs out. i believe there are a lot of people dressed as police. >> and pirates. >> jedediah, you said you don't think anyone could have a problem with all of this. >> do you have a problem? jay here comes the party. >> cia investment in intelligence which is a big no, no. >> he is an advisor which according to the associated press report troubled some senior cia people. you have people in the cia who have problems with it. the fbi requires evidence of a crime before an informant can be used in a mosque. the accusation is the nypd are using these collers without evidence. and according to the senior fbi officials in new york ordered their own agents not to accept reports for this reason. >> if they are doing something illegal, i have a problem. >> i want them to be a

i'm not representing cair. i'm not representing anything other than your personal safety, and i do work well with your police in the great state that you represent. >> sir, i'm doing the same thing. i'm just trying to protect the united states of america citizens. >> the time of the gentleman has expired and the only addition this committee usually does get along pretty well. the gentlelady from new york, my colleague, recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and let me say that today's hearing has been a great congressional theater. certainly the equivalent of reality tv. i'm just really appalled at the fact that we have not really gotten to a substantive conversation about how we define terrorism, how we define the whole idea of radicalization because just in listening -- if i had my eyes closed and listening to mr. bledsoe, mr. bihi, not to diminish what they've been through because their experience is real, but i have parents in my district who can sit and talk about their children be

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, international media, many populations, even if they're not sort of uneducated or poor classes in cair they still have a sense behalf the rest of the world is like. and they're saying, we want to shape and determine our future. that's what began in libya. that's exactly how this started as an uprising of students and intellectuals spreading throughout the country. the west didn't pick libya, the libyan people picked the fact they a going to move forward on trying to get rid of gaddafi. st: eden prairie, minnesota, go ahead. caller: thank you for ting my call. i am an arab american. as an a arab, iave my deepest thanks for the government. but some of the history does not -- we want to set the record straight. they did not do it for the love of the libyans or for any other reason. the only reason was that we were taking leadership. it's not because of the oil. we benefited from some of the oil, that's for sure. that's my first note. second note is i wish the nato would wisen up and know that there e far more countries than libya that are more powerful, more aggressive toward the united s

also talk about, there are leaders in the muslim community who are damaging to our community like cairrging cut away from relations like that. >> since 2001, the muslim leaders need to speak out. haven't seeable any growth in that. >> there have been some. people like dr. judy jasser and others have come forward. i have been holding hearings which i caught a lot of flack for. i had a hearing last week. and one thanked me for holding hearings. hearings like this it encourages moderate leaders to come forward. that's what this report should have done. encouraged moderate leaders to come forward. they are out there but it's hard for them to step forward. >> why are they not stepping forward. >> it could be pier pressure. community pressure. they need encouragement from the outside. a personal told me he would not have testified back in march the first hearing. he was happy to testify now. this gave him the opportunity to come forward. >> you mentioned judy jasser. i spoke to him yesterday. is he calling for all local muslim leaders in this country to speak up and get that message out. con

budget, balance the budget, cut spending," and they're holding a sign that says "don't touch my med i caireare. there has to be a consensus here built on reality. as president of the united states, as governor of new mexico, i know the power of the bully pulpit, the ability to talk about issues. as governor of new mexico, advocating school choice, advocating bringing competition to public education, you can make a difference. you can make a huge difference. that is the role the president has and should be carrying out to its greatest degree. >> so you mentioned the debt ceiling at the outset there. would default have been ok in your view. >> i don't see a defaut -- default. i didn't see that happening the we would not default on debt payments or payments that were important. military personnel, whenever that might have bent. but this was, in my opinion, an opportunity to deal with this now. i do not want to discount how painful the process would be right now if congress and the president were to have engaged in this, i just suggest it is going to pale in comparison to a monetary collapse wh