now back to justice with judge jeanine." >>> in a shocking move that brings brutality to a low, isis is targeting children and teens using social media and other tools into recruiting them into joining their jihad. joining me now is former muslim militant and now ordained christian and speaker and expert on islam. good morning. you were recruited as a radical islamist at the age of 7. how did that happen? >> well, i was recruited by the muslim brotherhood in the mosque. the mosque in our neighborhood, they are not just holy people. there are place of recruitment to indoctrinate who is going to be their target. >> but how do they choose who they are going to select, who will be a good fighter? >> well, i was a disillusioned child and they are looking for disillusioned children who have no hope and they are indoctrinated to die as martyrs. my family put me to work at 7 years of age and from there, when the muslim brotherhood took me, they told me it is my duty to die for the sake of allah. this is why god birthed me. if i do

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i'm katie in for judge jeanine. thanks so much for being with us. tonight the latest on the 21 christians brutally murdered by isis, the hunt to track down their killers and what's being done to protect christians in the middle east. >>> another obamacare blunder. this could have their tax returns delayed. >>> first, this week the white house finally held their big countering violent extremism summit but there seems to be a lot of meetings and we know there are a lot of speeches but there's one giant thing that was missing. any mention of islamic extremism. take a look. >> countering violent extremism begins with political, civic, and religious leaders rejecting sectarian strife. when people are oppressed and human rights are denied, particularly along sectarian lines, or÷ ethnic lines, when dissent is silenced, it feeds silent extremism. obviously there's a complicated history between the middle east, the west, and none of us i think should be immune from criticism in terms of specific policies, but the notion that the west is at war with islam is

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. you know, that five-for-one bergdahl gitmo deal stunk from the get-go. why release those five? the worst of the worst, the upper echelon of the taliban, commanders, recruiters, not simple battlefield soldiers. rehabilitated, reformed? their sole mission is to battle and die defending allah. death is the culture that they live in. so what's the point of releasing them? you don't let a baby swim in shark-infested waters because the outcome is inevitable. but the obama administration at that time said nothing to worry about, folks. take a listen. >> i wouldn't be doing it if i thought that it was contrary to american national security, and we have confidence that we will be in a position to go after them if, in fact, they are engaging in activities that threaten our defenses. >> there were sufficient mitigation steps taken by qatar and assurances received by the united states that these detainees do not pose a threat to u.s. national security. >> these five guys are not a threat to the u

i'm judgeuczgv jeanine pirro. this finally made sense to me. barack obama is comfortable with extremism. this explains why he didn't join 40 world leaders to denounce islamic terrorism. certain funerals, why he does cqÑwholesale christians in the middle east or the raping, crucifying andct burying alive children there. why he doesn't get excited about people who crossed his red lines and explains why he's so easily but after the prayer breakfast. take a look at@o'k this. >> unless! horse and think this is unique remember inquis4]'u-qt committedpyc terrible acts. there is a tendency. in us. a simple tendency that can pervert and distort you almost have to esañask, wh would he get suchp)qqpj from? you asked that question. it took me back to this man ft÷ç?&j' attends.hayv islami saying it's our turn, thatexx w have it coming or that by pointing out centuries old wrongdoing you excuse the tt++++: terrorists. mr. president, aside from the obvious, that was then and this is now, the koran is interpreted by someone demanding jihad, the attacking or

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i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight.now, that five-for-one bergdahl gitmo deal stunk from the get-go. why release those five? the worst of the worst, the upper echelon of the taliban, commanders, recruiters, not simple battlefield soldiers. rehabilitated, reformed? their sole mission is to battle and die defending allah. death is the culture that they live in. so what's the point of releasing them? you don't let a baby swim in shark-infested waters because the outcome is inevitable. but the obama

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i'm katie in for judge jeanine. thanks so much for being with us. latest on the 21 christians brutally murdered by isis, the hunt to track down their killers and what's being done to protect christians in the middle east. >>> another obamacare blunder. this could have their tax returns delayed. >>> first, this week the white house finally held their big countering violent extremism summit but there seems to be a lot of meetings and we know there are a lot of speeches but there's one giant thing that was missing. any mention of islamic extremism. take a look. >> countering violent extremism begins with political, civic,

jeanine poggi is joining me a television reporter at "ad age magazine." i am please to have had her here. i love these commercials as so many people to. $4.5 million for -- >> 30-second spot. >> charlie: why do they do it? well, think about the reach. over 112 million people watched the game last year. the one time of year people actually sit to watch the commercials. every other time you've people d.v.r. tv shows skipping over the commercials, no one wants to sit and watch grand messaging except during the super bowl so it's a great platform. >> charlie: last year i think the super bowl was the number one television show of the year. >> yes. >> charlie: and i expect this year because to have the matchup we have. budweiser a traditional big advertiser. they do things i love because i love animals. take a look at this what we now know about one of their ads in the super bowl. here it is. ♪ ♪ when i wake up ♪ ♪ when i go out, yeah i know i'm going to be ♪ ♪ i'm going to be the man who goes along with you ♪ (singing) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> charlie: doesn't get any b

. >> jeanine, does this make you mad?> of courts we have $16 trillion national debt and $46 million in national waste. of course i'm mad. i'm going back to congress to talk about that, but once upon a time the partisan effort was made to reduce government waste. you know what? okay, at least it's a start, but we need to get serious and there has to be accountability about what to do with this waste waste and waste. i agree, i'm as mad as the next person. >> that sounds like the beginning of a fairy tale, which i think cutting government spending is. john, i have to leave you at last because i know you have something to say. >> it is bipartisan. they are all doing this and all stealing money from taxpayers. look i read the entire inspector general's report. there were 151 cases isolated, 40 of those they took the no federal building in case. so they basically went to a hotel and rented this thing out and lived large. and here's what gets me going back to gary b.'s point, no names are mentioned. they are hiding the very peo

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i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight.at five-for-one bergdahl gitmo deal stunk from the get-go. why release those five? the worst of the worst the upper echelon of the taliban, commanders recruiters not simple battlefield soldiers. rehabilitated, reformed? their sole mission is to battle and die defending allah. death is the culture that they live in. so what's the point of releasing them? you don't let a baby swim in shark-infested waters because the outcome is inevitable. but the obama

now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >>> breaking tonight, a manhunt is under way after a second shooting in copenhagen, denmark. reports are that the suspect is still at large. the first shooting took place during a free speech event. hosted by swedish artist lars vilks. he's been on the target of numerous threat lists after caricaturing the prophet muhammad. colonel alan west joins me now, fox news contributor. good evening, colonel. your reaction to this latest attack. these latest attacks in denmark. >> well, good evening to you, judge. happy valentine's day. sorry it's on this very sad occasion. we have to come to understand that is wherein is and al qaeda and others are out on social networks and they are encouraging more of these singular jihadist attacks and especially along the lines of what you saw happen with "charlie hebdo" in paris, france. and it's very interesting that right after the shooting there at "charlie hebdo," we saw the jewish kosher dle ka tesen. it wasn't a random act as the president said but it was a target-specific act. so once again you see an attac

i'm katie in for judge jeanine. thanks so much for being with us.ns brutally murdered by isis, the hunt to track down their killers and what's being done to protect christians in the middle east. >>> another obamacare blunder. this could have their tax returns delayed. >>> first, this week the white house finally held their big countering violent extremism summit but there seems to be a lot of meetings and we know there are a lot of speeches but there's one giant thing that was missing. any mention of islamic extremism. take a look. >> countering violent extremism begins with political, civic

jeanine davidson. david, begin with you. you've just returned from the area.i get concerned. we've talked about it before in 1991. heard concerns about the fourth largest army in the world that was going to cause u.s. troops so much trouble on the way to baghdad. that discovered overnight. same thing happened again in 2003. the same thing happened again last year. why should 2015 be any different? >> i don't yet see any reason to think it will be different. the iraqi army's history of underperforming is just what you said, joe, and i think that there's been really a lot of concern about what was seen as a premature announcement of this plan by iraqi army units, primarily to take mosul. when i was talking with the kurdish intelligence chief just over a week ago, he said flatly that in his judgment the mosul attack should be delayed, that the iraqi army wasn't ready and that the kurds did not think it was appropriate for them to do this. the only coherent account i've heard about why the sudden announcement came is it's a kind of a psychological warfare. the ide

justice with judge jeanine. how are you?d to see you guys. >> good to see you. >> i am told politically inside clinton camp that all hell's breaking loose and great fear over this case. >> it's the kind of case if he got exposed, that can affect hillary badly. because once again, it brings up all those relationships. >> it's worse than that this time. >> yes. but i'm not a lawyer. so i don't know if he'll be called to testify or not. but it's the kind of thing that they want to go away quickly. >> epstein under oath would not -- pled the fifth when asked about clinton. >> sean i've never heard anything so absurd in my life. i've done this most of my life. for someone to say, do you know bill clinton and the person questioned pleads the fifth, when is it incriminatory to say the president? what is going on here? this span dor a's box of powerful rich men who had access to underage girls, children, 9th graders 8th graders who were brought to them by jeffrey epstein for purposes of sex. here's the rub. i have never seen anythin

i want to bring in jeanine davidson senior fellow for defense policy at the council on foreign relations and also former nato supreme allied commander. thank you for being with us. general, i want to start with you. how serious a threat is this to u.s. forces on the base? could isis fighters overrun the base? >> any time you put u.s. troops in a place like iraq there is always potential for casualties for combat and we need to recognize that. i get -- it isn't boots on the ground. i think all options should be on the table whan you pick out of that and prepare for depends on the situation. but they are in harm's way and they are susceptible to casualties. >> obviously the information is just coming in but what do you make of these reports that the would-be suicide bombers from isis were wearing iraqi army uniforms? do you think this is a green on blue incident or do you think they just stole some iraqi army uniforms and put them on? i know we don't know for sure. what would fit isis' past behavior? >> it's possible they just found them and put them on but it's probably less probable. we

first, jeanine campbell can be seen forcefully grabbing the 11-month-old by the arms, spinning the childhe infant plays alone in the corner, campbell returns to the living room, lifts the baby into the air by one arm and slams him onto the floor. moments later, campbell drops the boy on the floor again and slaps him on the bottom. then with the baby's back to her, campbell kicks the ball at him, picks it up, and with arms raised over her head, hurls the ball at the baby's head. the force is so strong, the 11-month-old is knocked over. campbell emerges from the kitchen, throws a rag at the infant, and slaps him on the head. again, the boy falls over. campbell grabs the child and smacks him with either her hand or his sock 11 times. in just under two hours, the 11-month-old is thrown, hit with his toys, and slapped. immediately the hammocks turn the video over to police. campbell is arrested and charged with abuse. >> nothing in a family cuts to the core more than harm brought to bear on an innocent child. >> on the stand during her trial, campbell expresses remorse. >> it's hard to cope w