david webb is co-founder of the tea party 360.org. and he's a sirius xm radio host. susan molinari, former republican congresswoman from new york. we'll start with you, susan. we've heard both sides. and we've heard the governor saying he's going to try to sort of moderate this. why are you opposed? >> i stand firmly with what the governor said today. i think that so much is lost in this conversation with the president of the united states standing up and saying we stand for freedom of religion and we stand by the constitution, which we all do, including those families that lost loved ones on 9/11. what the families on 9/11 are asking for, though, are some information, are some concerns to their sensitivities to what's being built in that general area at all, and a larger discussion because they're concerned, because questions aren't being answered, and because -- you know, congressman peter king pointed out, because we can have a conversation about the constitution and honoring freedom of religion while also honoring the sensitivities of those people who lost their

david webb, aren't we a country that's based on, as peter pointed out, that nazis can march in skoki,n anti-gay church can be built in san francisco? that's where we are as americans. >> we absolutely are, larry. and, again, there are many examples out there that you can cite. but, again, we're not talking about the issue of what we're allowed to do or not allowed to do. we don't have to prove our religious tolerance. we have that. it's constitutional. no one, by the way, to peter's point, has said you can't build this mosque. what the community and what the survivors and what many muslims around the world, including the director general of al arabiya television and its former editor wrote in his column is there are many muslims who feel this is also not a good idea. this is a geographic issue. there isn't a muslim community near there. the closest muslim community, there's a travel path of six mosques just to get there. and, by the way, if imam were to do something very simple, i think it would go a long way. if he were to stand up and denounce hamas, no longer support jihad or no lo