cair is -- i'm surprised cair is not out saying everyone should go this. cair is the p.r.ing of the muslim brother hood and hamas. they need some p.r. out there to hide all the antics behind the scenes. cair is the muslim mafia. i completely agree with you. >> dana, we've talk about this before. in hollywood, the villains can't be traditional villains that you see in life. it always has to reflect poorly on the western values. we somehow have to be the bad guy. >> in almost any other country, a movie would have been done about 9/11 that was true to 9/11, and there's probably very few people in hollywood that would be willing to do this movie that we could probably sketch it out right here and cast it right here on the show. >> there was a great movie, about the flight. >> yes, flight 93. in reality, victims of 9/11 and their families have done the exact opposite. they have grieved privately. they have tried to move on with their lives. i spoke with a widow yet today this is another movie she will make sure to avoid. >> i hate talking about something i've not seen. my buddy

did cair stand up after 9/11? did this guy stand up? >> they're an uninvited co-conspirat co-conspirator. >> there you go. why are we paying any attention to these thugs? >> the question would be, then, to brandeis and to cair , is wht this woman is saying true or untrue? what she's saying is true. she said, i think we're at war with radical islam. i don't think i know and in fact radical islam, whether we declare war on them or not have already declared it on us. they've done it for hundreds of years. the problem with brandeis and wussy liberals, they think, the nicer they are, if the president can go to cairo and say nice things about their pottery maybe they'll stop cutting our head off. they're not going to do it. i'm disappointed in brandeis. it's a jewish university, they should be in favor of anyone speaking up and telling their story. it's incredibly disappointing. if i was a donor of brandeis as well, i would pull donations. >> cair is all for encouraging censorship of films that are critical of their point of view. that's part

so cair should be hosting screenings rather than shutting them down. >> thank you both so much. we appreciate it. we're not done digging on this story, you can follow me on twitter @megynkelly. >>> and we have new questions about executive power. our report says that the obama administration released more than 6,000 criminals onto american streets because the d.o.j. decided not to enforce the law and instead deport the criminals. former prosecutor andy mccarthy is next. >>> plus, part two of our interview with governor chris christie. his prediction on the mid-terms, his 2016 plans, wait until you hear what he says, and the one moment that might prove a problem in the future. >> the bear hug of president obama, some people on the right in particular felt betrayed by that. they felt that you [ dennis ] it's always the same dilemma -- who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from

cair got involved.n got involved. >> pressure groups. >> people up and before you know it the college said we don't want any part of it. this woman's speech, what was she going to talk about? women's rights in the muslim community will not be heard. >> all right. megyn kelly, see you right after us. >> by the way we have part 2 with the cair guy on my show tonight. >> hooper again? >> very interesting. >> slap him around again. >> what? i don't know what you are talking about. >> laura ingraham on deck. would she vote for jeb bush if he runs for president? we will find out. then matt lauer and i discussing jesus in the public school system. is he enrolled. did you know that? you might find this very interesting. we hope you stick around. put it on my capital one venture card. i earn unlimited double miles. hey, you're not the charles barkley? yes i am. nah charles barkley is way taller. there's my picture on the wall. yeah that could be anyone. what about my jersey over there? oh yeah, that's your jerse

cair should stop with this. i'm going to pick up on something greg said. the intolerance of the muslim religion. on one end, you have christianity, judaism. on the other end, you have muslim and maybe hateful groups. cair said, they linked on their website, richard silver steen, he said a jew can't be profiled in human rights abuses against muslim woman, he writes it, then cair puts it up on their website, they're taking that point, if you're jewish, you can't profile human rights offenses of muslim people. this is absolutely ridiculous. >> isn't that anti-semitic? it's anti-semitic as i see it. >> another form of intolerance. probably muslims could be the most intolerant group in america. >> you know what is funny? they believe that non-muslims have no right to criticize muslim behavior. i remember a muslim writing a book on jesus in which the media defended it and said he was a muslim scholar writing a critical view of jesus, saying that's okay. it's our job to pull the weirdos of the world into the 21st century. if we don't do that, they pull us back in

but again 20 years, the most public muslim organization in the nation, please find something that cair has done or said in those 20 years that you find either extreme, objectionable, intolerant, wherever. >> he better understand -- he better understand we haven't heard you and cair say anything positive or against radical islamists. you say we're attacking you all the time. you don't do it because you are a coward. >> megan should have called dr. ablo on that one. when you have a microphone on, you don't have to yell. >> also is it good for them to be attacking the victim, the woman? >> it's so unheard of. if you look at some of the things she was calling, she was calling attention to some of the atrocities against muslim women, why aren't they on her side? i don't get it. >> this is about the bigger picture of the muslim faith. actually, she says islam. she has an opinion and they are very offended by it but they can't separate the two. they can never separate the issues. if she has a negative opinion about islam, it doesn't matter if women have getting beaten or mute i latd, they don

this saturday what exactly can we expect from his visit mcewen has been very vocal about the case of cair he's asked that twelve thousand the force of twelve thousand peacekeepers to be deployed here and he's been trying to mobilize the international community around the schools for the moment there are eight thousand lb and were up eight thousand peacekeepers than six thousand mr soldiers and two thousand. soledad is that french soldiers are you doing peacekeeping work hit with a repeat of that audience of eight hundred and fifty unless that the europeans should be coming in quite soon so it is quite a key moment of course they said that audience deciding to withdraw from the country is a big blow to the peacekeeping operation so we can believe that indeed the queue has consumed once again advocate for more forces here. james on to thank you for that update from bondi. well a switch gears and talk politics kiss him the french capital and now that was on her way to city hall. as of this saturday the socialist politician officially becomes the mayor of paris. sean still tells us more about

gregg: you have cair, the council of american is rammic relations. sound bite. >> she says islam itself has to be defeated. not radical islam. she says islam period must be defeated. she says that muslim schools in the america should be shut down, that the constitution should be changed so that muslims in america don't have civil liberties. gregg: this expresses your points of view, doug? >> i'm more speech and i want more speech, i just don't think under these circumstances honoring her with an honorary degree makes the best sense. at the same time not to recognize she is a heroic woman doing' for women and there is much about islam that is destructive of normal human interaction would be a mistake as well. >> the problem is once brandeis went down this road of extending the degree to her, to then ultimately cave to groups like care and others who want to silence her. she has first amendment rights to speak elsewhere on her views and god bless her for that. but to extend it then pull back as a result of the pressure of these groups i think sets a ve

they thought it was not worling worth the negative pr and i'm sure cair was right there cheering right along. i'm very much fourth amendment, when you have a threat to americans, these groups are threatening americans and have killed a lot of americans, i'm all for it, tap it. if you don't have a singular threat, find out, take a broader net and grab a bunch. >> i was against this project when i first heard about it a year ago. i changed my opinion on it. based on the fact that there's 15 million muslims here on visa and never showed up to college. >> de blasio, this reform is a critical step forward in easing tensions. i hate the phrase easing tensions. >> he doesn't say he hates the phrase easing tensions. >> i hate it. easing tensions is a means translate into appeasing -- sorry i lost my way in easing tweenctions the police and the kmuns that they serve, so the cops, they are called police, and our citizens can help one another go after the real bad guys. >> they are afraid of the real bad guys. he doesn't know what he's talking about. he doesn't have any experience whatsoever in t

these various muslim groups like cair and others, it is not difficult to identify somebody who is, you isolated, who is mad with the united states. that's where the future is. the future is finding people like these brothers to do these kinds of acts because al qaeda is no longer in a position to attack the united states. >> before you take the vicry lap for president obama, what he has done is using the same infrastructure that was put in by president bush. >> it would be nice if the president could give president bush some credit. ahead on "the five," do americans work to hard? the aps is yes. bob thinks so. he wants us to get on board europe and that's up next. test >>> here in america, we work too hard. i'm a case in point. many of us are glued to our black berries long after we leave the office. did you know in france there's a new law that allows citizens to ignore emails after 6:00 p.m.? that's my kind of law. i think europe has got the right idea. but the folk over at cadillac might disagree. >> why do we work so hard? for this? for stuff? other countries, they work, they strol

these various muslim groups like cair and others, it is not difficult to identify somebody who is, youwith the united states. that's where the future is. the future is finding people like these brothers to do these kinds of acts because al qaeda is no longer in a position to attack the united states. >> before you take the vicry lap for president obama, what he has done is using the same infrastructure that was put in by president bush. >> it would be nice if the president could give president bush some credit. ahead on "the five," do americans work to hard? the aps is yes. bob thinks so. he wants us to get on board with europe and that's up next. is k. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in ve, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never ght about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. i

because of obamacare, and had no choice if they want to remain insured, but to opt into an exchange cair, what percentage of the 7.1 million were actually uninsured, without affordable options, and found their way onto an obamacare exchange and purchased insurance because -- and, once you go through all that, how many of them were not subsidized? out of the 7.1 million? what would be the point, mr. speaker, if we had -- we look at a society that supposedly had 48 million people without their own health insurance policy. well, i really wasn't alarmed by that. because i don't know where their right comes from to own your own health insurance policy. but we provided health services to everybody in this country, at least that shows up, at a minimum, to those that showed up in themental room. somehow they twisted this around to everybody has a right, everybody needs to own their own health insurance policy. so i stood on this floor about four years ago or so, maybe a little more, and made the argument that of the 48 million, when you subtract from that those who are qualified for medicaid and

well said, tucker. >> we reached out to cair for a statement. we haven't heard back.>> thank you so much for being a champion to this important cause. 28 minutes after the hour now. two sisters home alone when intruders break into the house. >> they are in the house. >> where are they at? upstairs. >> yeah. >> what he she did during the phone call that saved her life. >> and bill o'reilly venturing outside the no spin zone stopping by "the tonight show." wait until you hear what he he has in common with jimmy fallon. that's coming up. >> can't rate. ç across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should

so in short or ba ma cair is hurting the very people that it was intended to help. and i don't think this is a partisan issue. there are well meaning people on both sides of the aisle who want to help working families make it a little easier. and get by a little easier. and put food on the table and earn a living wage. but this law is punishing people for working hard and hard work is what made this country great. why would we disincentivize hard work? yet that is exactly what obamacare does. >> if i could interject, i think you hit on a key point. this is not ideological. this ought not be partisan at all. we have a number of democrat co-sponsors and i'm gratified by their intellectual honesty, their courage, their support. they're doing the right thing here. they're looking out for their constituents. we've all been asked to come here and get something done. mr. young: people are feeling pain, this was certainly an unintended consequence, is my reading. i don't want to impugn the motives of those who hurriedly passed this affordable care act. i don't think they in

and highway infrastructure bills, expanding exports to our allies and repealing and replace og ba ma cair, just to name a -- and replacing obamacare just to name a few. we've been pursuing our agenda of building an america that works one week at a time, one bill at a time. we're going to continue to do so. that's the message our members will take home during this upcoming recess. >> [inaudible] >> i expect all members to be held to the highest ethical standards. nd this is no different. i've talked to representative mcalester -- mcallister, i won't share with you the conversations we had but i had a conversation with him, he has decisions he has to make. >> this morning, we learned that 7.5 million people have been enrolled on the affordable care act. you said you're going to put your own alternative on the floor. it seems to be delayed, a lot of members are calling for you to put an alternative on the floor. when will we see that alternative and what will it look like? >> if you look at the alternative we offered during the consideration of obamacare, we have at least a broad outline of

will the council on american islamic relations cair push for the move and has cheered the decision. >e defending the constitution from people like hersy alli who would change the constitution so that muslims wouldn't have civil rights. we want want to challenge hate-filled anti--muslim extremists and we do it quite successfully. >> they are successful in making people be quiet. but is silencing critics of islam part of a growing trend? joining me is the president of the foundation greg lukenoff thanks for joining us this morning. is this part of a trend, speak out against islam, be silenced? >> this time of year is what we call at our organization fire. disinvitation season. faculty and students get together and demand that speakers who have opinions they dislike get disinvited from campus unfortunately it seems to be getting more and more intense every year. >> in this case it's a little weird since she alley stands for things that you think would be in favor of. the emancipation of women in the islamic world. she is against genital mutilation. she is for girls going to school. these