. >> lewis farrakhan launches a violent attack on former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. ann coulter is here and charles krauthammer with what he's looking for in a gop candidate. welcome to "hannity." disturbing arrests made on u.s. soil related to isis. two men detained in new york city and one in florida for allegedly plotting to bomb coney island and attack president obama. earlier today nypd commissioner bill bratton he spoke about the severity of this plot. listen in. >> in a joint operation that arrests were made of three individuals for actions directed against the united states. the initial actions were to go to syria and attempt to join isil in syria. it was made quite plain based on statements that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here, handguns, machine gun, and seek to attack very specifically police officers. so this is real. this is the concern about the lone wolf inspired to act without ever going to the middle east or the concern of once they get to the mideast acquire fighting skills capabilities and then attempting to

lewisouis farrakhan and muhammad ali were part of the cause. >> yes. they recruited me.id not want to give -- oppose traditional american racism and take up another form of racism that, again, demonizes people and creates all this hostility and rancor. it didn't make any sense. in islam, the whole message for islam was about peace and getting along with the people you don't agree withnd living in harmony with the world and your fellow human beings. that's what it's supposed to be about about. >> do you think that people just didn't understand what you were doing? >> absolutely. at that time islam was really under the radar. i became an orthodox muslim. people just dismissed it. it wasn't a problem. it didn't get to be a problem until 9/11. then all of a sudden that changed radically. all of a sudden muslims had to

>> james bevel along with minister farrakhan. >> charlie: louis farrakhan. yeah.et the things we put up to separate ourselves and come together. >> charlie: acting gives you another outlet for your own creative expression. >> yes. >> charlie: what does it do for you? >> it makes me search inside myself and find out things about me that i sometimes am afraid to go to, afraid to be and express, maybe because of the way i was raised, maybe because of my own fears. >> charlie: how were you raised? >> i was raised to be very respectful, to be loving which is great. but i also was raised in the midwest, traditional way where i wasn't, like, around a lot of arts, and my mom didn't play a lot of music. my mother was, like go to school, do well. she was an educator. >> charlie: right. do well and i'm going to make sure you have the things that you need. she worked very hard. but i'm saying, some of the going outside of the box was not really part of my home and i think acting allows me to go places that i wouldn't go as a human being and also relate to other human beings b

common: james bevel along with louis farrakhan.ay of reconciliation where men from across the country were saying let's come together. charlie: acting gives you another outlet for creative expression. what does it do for you? common: it makes me search inside myself and find out things about me that i am afraid to go out to because of my own fears. charlie: how were you raised? common: i was raised to be respectful and loving. i was raised in a midwest, traditional way. i was not around a lot of arts. my mom did not play a lot of music. my mom was like, go to school, she was an educator, she would make sure i have the things i needed. but going outside of the box was not a part of my home and i think that acting allows me to go places i would not go as a human being and relate to other human beings because once i get the opportunity to walk into the shoes of any character i play i have a newfound compassion for people that come from that walk of life. charlie: how did you write the song? common: i experienced "selma" as an actor. i

so what about like we know in chicago, nation of islam -- louis farrakhan said anti-semitic things over the years, i would like to think law enforcement has an eye on him. what about radical imams or clerics identified in the area. law enforcement keeping an eye on these guys? >> i'm sure they are, sean. >> sure they are? >> first amendment speech, protected speech or is this radical, you know, recruiting type speech. so if it crosses the line i'm sure that the fbi is definitely on top of this. >> all right. i hope so. and we're going to follow the case and find out what happens. see if the president mentions this because he's very quick to mention the case in north carolina three muslims shot, turned out to be a parking dispute. he mentioned religion there. but of course he doesn't mention religion at the summit that we've been discussing. sir, thank you. appreciate it. >>> also tonight, syrian refugees, should they be coming to america? well, they are in record numbers. my next guest is very concerned about it. joining us now is house homeland security chairman congressman michael mcc

after i got to prison louis farrakhan of all people made a very complementary statement about me in the nation of znlfof islam's newspaper. the nation of islam in prison is more of a gang than a religion came up to me and said you're okay in my book. i was able to make these strategic alliances and i actually had a very easy time of it. >> what was it like to be away from your three kids and your wife? >> that was the hardest part. every prisoner is allowed 300 telephone minutes a month if he can afford it. so i was able to call for 15 minutes every other day and my wife and kids came to visit me every month. they were 8 6 and 1 coming into a prison and being body scanned and having to put their shoes through the x-ray and then -- in one case being frisked. in another ace being thrown out because of overcrowding. so it was hard month to month. that was the only thing that was really a challenge to me was getting along without my family. >> what was it like the day that you got out? >> it was really great. and you know i was really blessed in prison too, because the italians had a big di

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to a point where candidates like walker and others have to say are you going to repudiate louis farrakhan. they will have to do the same thing. i think to the extent that republicans want to keep a long the straight and narrow path they'll have to push people like giuliani out of the picture. >> the other aspect of this is republicans in general get frustrated by the idea that they have to somehow speak or repudiate every other republican, not just whether it was a former mayor of new york before some dog catcher in iowa. he said this. do you agree with that? they get tired of those got you questions. this is not way to respond. >> you can get tired of it, but it seems like presidential campaigning 101 if you don't want stories like this especially if you have gone through this twice in the past few weeks. >>> coming up jeb bush entering the 2016 fray. it was no accident. we'll go inside the methodical planning of jeb bush's presidential bid and the shock and awe statrategy. >>> coming up next the branding of hillary 5.0. stay with us. how much money do you have in your pocket right now?