john waggi, cbn news. >> wendy: a u.s.ongressman is calling on president obama to speak up for egypt's persecuted christians. virginia representative frank wolf says the president should forcefully denounce attacks on coptic believers. an angry mob through firebombs on christians outside a main cathedral in cairo on sunday, and two christians died. erl liaearlier in the week, five christians were killed in similar incidents. wolf says the attacks will continue until mr. obama speaks out. he says christians are living in free, and many are fleeing the country. and the coptic pope has accused the president of negligence. he says mohammed morsi has broken his promise to protect the christians. joining us is kristina shay, and she is co-author of the new book "persecuted, the global assault on christians." nina, great to have you back on the show. >> great to be back. >> wendy: what should the obama administration do about this increased attack and the increased persecution of christians under the muslim brotherhood. >> christ

. >> reporter: gary lane, cbn news, nairobi, kenya. >> wendy: thanks, gary.oming up, iranian christians fled to sweden for safety, and now they're in danger of being sent ba. >> wendy: christians in iran face arrest, torture, and even death. some of those christians have been seeking asylum in sweden. but swedish immigration officials are planning to send them back to iran. dale herd has that story from stockholm. >> reporter: iran is one of the most dangerous places in the world for christians, but that's exactly where the swedish government intends to send these former muslims. their request for asylum that could save their lives, denied. >> the swedish government's attitude towards iranian christians facing deportation would seem to be as cold as the swedish winter. the iranian's say sweden's immigration board simply does not care that they may face prison or torture if they return to iran. >> reporter: raza has been in hiding after his asylum request was rejected. >> in iran, it is sharÍa -- >> reporter: his pastor, ber berker, still can't believe his asy

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