who said... >> we're very appreciative that there is an effort put forth by people like pamela geller. >> we the families would have to be fighting... >> the people that proposed this mosque, they never held a forum to reach out to the families at large. >> and i'd like to introduce my colleague, my partner in crime, the other half of the dynamic duo, robert spencer. ( applause ) >> narrator: geller and spencer are co-founders of the pressure- group stop the islamization of america. >> when the muslim armies rolled into jerusalem in 636, one of the first things they did was begin construction of the al- aqsa mosque and where did they put it? on the temple mount. >> narrator: geller and spencer popularized a concept that would later define the controversy: the "victory mosque." >> it's a tendency in islamic history to mark the sign of a jihad triumph with a victory mosque. on september 11, 2001, they took down the twin towers. now, they are trying to mark their victory. >> narrator: as geller marshaled her forces, el-gamal took the project to the lower manhattan community board, to see

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against president assad's regime which they've already sanctioned french political analyst peter geller believes there's an underlying motive in calls for protecting syrian civilians sanctions in general do not work because countries always find ways to go around that sanctions and saw that sanctions would start only look to go on with production of oil although they would be banning of importation so it's not quite logical and most probably syria would find different outlets for its oil in every single one of these situations because every time the west or other countries talk about a humanitarian intervention the question that needs to be asked is why there is the intervention in some countries but not in others for example in bahrain the people wanted to get rid of their regime but since it was so close to the u.s. there is no question of a humanitarian intervention and there is no question of them ventured to saudi arabia no question of intervention to help the palestinians so the humanitarian question cannot be de forced political and economic questions you have to find the politic

favor and personal fortune from doing i mean people like zuhdi jasser there are people like pamela geller very well fox news or other networks. tories and they are learning that you know unfortunately in this country right now fear sells and fear is selling very well for them and they're creating a base people like glenn beck you know made entire t.v. shows based on crazy hypothesis that you know muslims were trying to take over the entire world and teaming up with communists newt gingrich sort of said there was almost an islamist atheist conspiracy in the united states as absurd as that sounds i mean the people are saying that there's actually a lot of power to be found in propping up this fear and unfortunately it's something that's popped up especially among the far right throughout this country's history whether it was against you know irish catholics against the japanese against you know leftists against people in labor unions or women and unfortunately now the target is muslims and i think the positive thing that we have to look at here is the fact that most americans still in these

joining us doug schoen and the author of the new book pam geller. welcome back.l, he always is. what bothers me here, as i watch this. the u.n. has historically been anti-semitic and anti-american. we continue to fund it. you saw the reaction to abbas. abbas supports hamas. hamas' charter calls for israel's destruction. it is infuriating that so many countries in the world support this unholy alliance. doesn't that have to be resolved first? >> absolutely. we see the largest bloc of countries in the u.n., 56 plus the palestinian authority driving that bus that's who is giving the standing ovation. what are they applauding? the terror against the jews? war against the jews. applauding the fact that the palestinian authority refuses to recognize israel's right to exist. the new state would be free of jews and homosexuals? they were offered a state in 1948. they many, many chances they had everything in 2000 many and they rejected it. which shows they want to destroy israel. when gaza and -- were unjordanian and egyptian rule nobody was clamoring for a tate then? >>

kirsten powers, adam geller i have got to run.y much. >> it's been -- >> a lot to cover in a short amount of time. sorry about that guys. we will talk to you next time. >> rick: a political fox news alert now. we're getting word out of washington that the president is going to announce a plan on monday to raise taxes on those americans making more than $1 million a year. it will be called the buffet tax, we're told, after billionaire warren buffet, who has said that he and others who are very wealthy just like him can afford to have their taxes raised the g.o.p. last pledge nod new taxes. it will be very interesting to see how they respond when the president announces this plan to raise taxes on those making more than $1 million a year, a plan he is set-to-announce on monday. >> we will stay tuned. meantime, federal investigators serving for crews after deadly crash air race in nevada. the latest from the scene and what can be done to raise safety standards at these types of events. that's coming up next. nuous amo. only one calci

. >> and actress sara michelle geller was stunned by the decision to can the classic due to daytime operations wrong to me. >> imagine after a 40-year rung. >> these are expensive shows to produce and they're not got to get the same shows they used to. >> soap opera digest stephanie williams says "all my children" was the number one soap opera when it debuted and stayed on top for decades. >> the show had the first abortion, protest to the vietnam war. they dealt with aids, they dealt with homosexuality. >> but in the 1990s, sloan says the popular drama began dipping in the ratings. >> networks execs were forced to slash salaries and in 2010 relocate the show's production from new york here to l.a., but it wasn't enough to save the soap. >> the era of the bored housewife is over and soap operas catered to that 1950s woman sitting at home. >> the popularity of eye guiden light," "one life to live" and "all my children" is a result of reality tv and transition over the years. >> who cares about erica cain when you have real housewives of new jersey battling it out onscreen? >> reality shows offe

. >> reporter: and sarah michelle geller who was stunned by the decision to cancel it due to poor ratings >> reporter: imagine after a 40-year run. >> these are successful shows to produce. >> reporter: soap opera digest says it was the number one soap back in the 1970s when it debuted and stayed on top for a decade thanks to strong story lines. >> the show had the first abortion, protested the vietnam war and dealt with aids and homosexuality. >> reporter: in the 1990s sloan says the popular drama began rating. network execs were forced to slash salaries and in 2010 he relocate from new york here to l.a. but it wasn't enough to save the soap. >> the ear raf the bored housewife is over and soap operas catered to that stereotypical 1950s woman sitting at home. >> reporter: danny shay says the cancellation of "guiding light," "one life to live" and "all my children" is a result of demographics changing not to mention the emergence of reality tv. >> who cares about erica kane when you have the real housewives battling it out. >> they offer an inexpensive replaceme replacement. >> reporter: i