defeating the jihad? almost all the reaction to the terror attack in paris has been not to bother muslims. we will continue our reporting on this. >> the defense of freedom of the press, freedom of expression, those foundations to our laws are there to protect negative speech. >> the freedom of speech issue is interesting but again not the crux of the jihad matter. we'll take a look at how the world is reacting to islamic extremism. >> we are not on our own because he, he is with us. >> also tonight, can politicians like mike huckabee be elected in america anymore or has secularism overwhelmed them? laura ingraham on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. where is u.s. policy to it fight the jihad? where is it? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we reported last night, president obama has been very quiet in reacting to the muslim killers murdering 12 more people in paris franc

but i think you can got to deal. >> now, let me go to my plan against jihad. my plan against jihad.at the president is not doing anything. ask all those killed by our drone strikes. >> whack whack-a-mole. >> the danger is the self-starters and those who have gone to the middle east to fight in syria and elsewhere and come back radicalized. they say, for instance. >> what do you do with them? you have got to do it faster. >> 100 to 1,000 americans who are over there come back. >> what are you going to do about it. >> i want a grand jury in the twin cities. those people all have mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters who know they have gone over there to fight. i want every one of their names. i want an active grand jury. i want them prosecuted for the various violations of federal law. >> not a bad idea. but kind of small ball on what i'm trying to get at. >> that is the dangerous to us. the self-starters and those lone wolves. >> you know you have got turkey and they have to be dealt with and all of that. >> turkey is not -- >> -- you know petraeus, right. >> i know him very w

but we have to get them to fight the jihad. you may want to check out the doctor's book called "the battle for islam" very interesting read. and when we come back, geraldo rivera and mike huckabee moments away. >>> thank you for joining us i'm bill o'reilly, and geraldo rivera is with us, i believe there will be back lash i say we have no strategy to defeat the jihad, and i'm tired of people saying we need to avoid the issue to not offend. >> first of all we are not fighting muslim extremism. we are fighting specifically sunni muslim extremism. the shiites are no threat to the united states, absolutely not. syria, iraq, iran, the countries you hear about represent no threat to us. >> you don't think iran is a threat to us? >> the threat to us comes from the saudi -- >> you don't think that iran is a threat to the united states? >> i absolutely do not. >> really. >> iran -- they want to be a power, but they are not a threat to us. >> have you never heard of hamas and hezbollah -- >> hamas is a sunni -- hezbollah has not done any

they are waging jihad. and they wage it in varying ways which we will talk about in the course of this program. violent, and not so much non-violented a priest-violent. and they've waged it largely against us, as i say, going back to at least 1979 when with the help of then-carter administration the government of iran was overtaken by these jihadists. underlying this jihad, animating it, demanding it, and making it particularly toxic, is the ideology that its adherence called sharia. we make clear at several points in the strategy, we are not talking about muslims who think of their practice of islam in a personal pie tus personal piotistic non-threatening fashion when we discuss this term sharia. instead we are using it as it non-threatening fashion when we discuss this term sharia. instead we are using it as it has become to be known, practiced and imposed by not just radicals, as we are endlessly told, not just extremists or fundamentalists, but by the authorities of islam. our purpose today is to help i

jihad means it is it a religiously motivated war.do is identify and cut off their funding and make it clear to saudi arabia and others that fund these guys if they give them money they are done with the united states and put on spot light real heroes. we saw two remarkable people. president of egypt and crown prince of barain calling on moderate muslims to step up and stop this nonsense. that's the leadership we need. >> let me ask you a series of questions. obviously pakistan has enabled the jihad everybody knows it. a doctor helped us to get bin laden and they put him in prison. i sea cut off every peny and impose an economic embargo like we had against cuba would you do that? >> i would consider it. and i would want to so with foreign policy expert. but my first inclination i would say shoutly. i want cut off support to unite the nations. >> that will not do anything. >> nothing? >> you told the pakistan beis trade embargo against you and no more money coming from us. and we are going to encourage the rest of the world not to trad

this is day four of the jihad controversy.reby the president and his acolytes will not say the world is threatened by, quote: islamic terrorism. >> these terrorists are individuals who would like to cloak themselves in the veil of a particular religion. based upon the fact that they are religious leaders of that religion have roundly condemned their actions, those religious leaders have indicated that their actions are entirely inconsistent with islam. >> but what mr. ernst and his boss, the president refused to acknowledge is that there are thousands of muslim imams all over the world who do support the violent jihad and some of them are considered leaders in their communities. but let's get right down to it. here's the real reason the he bama administration avoids the islamic jihad label. >> i think the white house and attorney general holder are right to caution about that kind of rhetoric and whole mind set that goes with it it you need to be smarter this time around and understand much of the work is not military. it's no

because muslim nation also not confront the jihad.every good muslim united against the bad muslims the problem would be solved. that's not happening. it is left to nonbelievers to confront and defeat the jihad. the leader of the effort should be president obama because thousands of americans have been killed by the jihadists. but the president is not leading. he is tentative in the face of islamic atrocities. does not even want to define them clearly. the american people know. this and now 76% of them rate terrorism as the number one problem facing america. according to pew. so it will be interesting to see if barack obama even mentions the jihad in his address tonight. i don't think he is going to because he ratherly uses the word jihad. talking points doesn't expect clarity or new solutions to this extremely vexing problem. this has been a 14 year horror odyssey. we spent trillions and lost military people and still terrorist remain jihad remains a terrible problem. if we do not confront the savagery. sanctuary and encouragement in

here's the real reason the he bama administration avoids the islamic jihad label. >> i think the white house and attorney general holder are right to caution about that kind of rhetoric and whole mind set that goes with it it you need to be smarter this time around and understand much of the work is not military. it's not even going to be done by government. it's going to be done by people in these communities and the question is how do you facilitate them without delegitimizing or stigmatizing them. >> wow. mr. ignatius is generally very sympathetic to president obama and apparently believes that only the folks who believe in allah can stop the jihad. the military can't do it. the government can't could it according to

troops there and jihad there is very very wrong. you know that. know that yemen is a dangerous place? i think it's problematic to take a myopic view on that and the fact that the primary targets of the jihad in yemen are not americans. people getting killed on the front lines every day due to violence in yemen are muslims. to act like this is something crippling the west and taking that view is deeply problematic. >> mr. bay ron. we know the terrorist people trained there. if they can get over to america they will. by point is, this by and large the arab nations and the muslim nations, all right, have not allied themselves with the u.s.a. yemen is an exception. but it's a weak nation. they really can't do much else than survive. now, mr. fleiss. >> i would take issue with that statement. >> that's why we have you on the program mr. barron. >> absolutely. >> mr. fleiss will disagree with you. how do you see it? >> well, what i see is that the administration thinks we are at war with violent extremists. bill, we are not at war with specific terroris

i agree with you. >> we have to have a jihad against jihad. apoll jet ticks are killing us and killing islam. >> i've got to go. >> you know the track record of us. >> it says it's a responsibility of muslims to rise up and stop groups like isis who cause chaos. >> yes. >> that's your interpretation of the curran. where does i say that. >> it says when you see two parties or believers fighting, you make peace. >> they're not fighting with each other. they're fighting with the nonbelieves. thanks for being with us tonight. everybody else, coming up more on the paris attacks. is a big shrimp. it's red lobster's big shrimp festival. i get to pick my perfect pair from six creations for just $15.99. so open wide for crispy jumbo tempura shrimp with soy ginger sauce, and make room for creamy shrimp scampi linguini. yeah, we're gonna need a bigger fork. unless i eat those spicy sriracha grilled shrimp right off the skewer. don't judge me. join me. but hurry, because the big shrimp festival ends soon. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insu

i agree with you. >> we have to have a jihad against jihad. and your apoll jet ticks are killing us and killing islam. >> i've got to go. >> you know the track record of us. >> it says it's a responsibility of muslims to rise up and stop groups like isis who cause chaos. >> yes. >> that's your interpretation of the curran. where does i say that. >> it says when you see two parties or believers fighting, you make peace. >> they're not fighting with each other. they're fighting with the nonbelieves. thanks for being with us tonight. everybody >>> live from america's news headquarters, more legal trouble for george zimmerman, the man accused of killing unarmed teenager trayvon martin. he reportedly threw a wine bottle at his girlfriend the judge ordering zimmerman to avoid contact with the woman and stay out of her county. >> and amid sexual assault allegations against bill cosby, he asked a woman where she was going she said getting a drink cosby responded she better be careful drinking around him. >> now, back to justice with judge janine. " wi

i've faced the global jihad movement on their turf. jihadists. still to this day, if you attend a formal military school, you'll find there is never mention of the ideology that animates our enemies. we speak in terms like violent extremist an imafts and we never stamp down or as clair says, the ideology. i received a school for a year long for officers at the field-grade level. and in 10-months we covered field operations for less than an hour and our case study was the community insurgency and how we conducted propaganda operations against it in vietnam. i mean, it is mind boggling to me how our enemies maintain absolutely information dominance, but it makes sense if that is the curriculum we have in the military formal schools. i've been, up until this point shocked and saddened and al qaeda bewildered about the absolute void in the factual analysis of our enemy on behalf of the national security community and what we face today is tant amount to the military or the cold war from being prevented from studying communism or the ideolo

jihadism itself.this thing that is taking me for just and disagree services by surprise. there was expectation that it would be a matter of time before a syrian -- sorry, french jihadist from syria would attack the french target. that is not what this is. this is people who were in a sense pioneers of french jihad. one of these brothers was convicted of running a ring sending jihadists to al qaeda in iraq as early as 2004. essentially, a granddaddy of what we are now seeing, the french jihad. 34, considerably older than these teenagers who are now going to syria. the point is that the french syrian connection may be the incubation period, but no one expected this folder generation of -- this older generation of pro-al qaeda in iraq people to morph into this kind of attack what is it now, 10 years after those brothers first became radicalized, 10 years after they were going for jocks in this park in paris to discuss how to liberate iraq from the american occupier. you cannot really predict what form th

i agree with you. >> we have to have a jihad against jihad. apoll jet ticks are killing us and killing islam. >> i've got to go. >> you know the track record of us. >> it says it's a responsibility of muslims to rise up and stop groups like isis who cause chaos. >> yes. >> that's your interpretation of the curran. where does i say that. >> it says when you see two parties or believers fighting, you make peace. >> they're not fighting with each other. they're fighting with the nonbelieves. thanks for being with us tonight. everybody i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus point

is he not going to confront the jihad. he want to get the hell out of afghanistan of guilty he doesn't like any of it he says lack, i'm not going to do anything so levy me alone. that's what it is. >> i any you are exactly right. this was not on their front burner. it got past people. whether incompetence or ideology you jrnghts you say to that wawnel what? >> i didn't know the two of you. >> it's our priority to get there. >> how you can blame america? america is the ones out there fighting. >> we want representation. >> that they didn't show up here. >> hey, healed on a second. you can't get the europeans to go over there and put people on the ground, put money on the ground. americans waging those fights you are not only talking about the president you are talking about our soldiers and our intelligence officials. >> >>> wait, wait. you are doing exactly what mark hanna did. >> how is that? >> nobody is arguing that the the united states is the primary source against the jihad. all right? >> we are. >> nobody is arguing

back to the characters youwho seem to have been killed one being jihad jihad. give us an idea why he is significant and the goal of the iranians? >> he is the son of i amad mouyini one of the most symbolic. this is a son for hezbollah. special forces tremendous symbolic and political value for hezbollah. not only jihad mounigha was killed but several commanders. this is a very painful, not only militarily but symbol lick that he was celebrated as one of the foremost commanders in hezbollah. >> remind us for people who don't know the i hopes and out ofs of this why is that in some ways a strange situation. absolutely. what you have now in syria, it has become a battlefield, a battle field for regional powers. it's really regional powers fighting wars by probationies. on the one hand action you have turkey saudi arabia and on the other, iran and hezbollah. they have played a key part a pistol part in really allowing president assad to survive in the last four years. hezbollah in particular has major strategicing assets and in certain strategic areas inside syria.

long-term the campaigns did not diminish of the jihad. that's the truth. now the obama administration is underplaying the threat from the jihad. it seems disengaged on that front. last night martha maccallum asked state department spokesperson why the administration will not say the words islamic terrorism. >> why is that so hard to say? >> well, it's not hard to say. but it's not the only kinds of extremism we face. we will focus on all the different types of extremism with heavy focus on people who do this in the name of islam. we would say falsely in the name of islam. there are other forms of extremism that are also important. >> tell me what other forms of extremism are particularly troubling and compelling to you right now? >> well, look there are people out there who want to kill other people in the name of a variety of causes. >> martha's question was simple and clear. marie harf could not answer. usual. there something amiss with the president's view of the radical muslim threat. talking points does not believe mr. obama should have necessarily at

he was expressing the violent jihad. if that's possible is there a side to your son you just didn't know? >> no. i knew of his conversion to islam. you know i -- i was concerned because i -- you know i watch the news and i see what's going on around the world, you know and i showed some concern and i actually had open conversations with my son, christopher, you know and he explained to me his feelings. you know i asked him if muslims hated christians. he said no muslims were actually allowed to marry christians you know? like i said he was just dabbling in this and never actually even really i think actually converted until maybe six weeks ago. because that's when i actually noticed, you know he was doing his prayers. he had his little prayers on his computer and he was doing -- and he was saying his prayers five times a day. sure there's always that chance there was a side of christopher i didn't know but i'm just telling you the kid's never been out of cincinnati. he never had -- he -- they say he was unemployed. he wa

we don't have a strategy to defeat the jihad. >> muslims have a strategy. in their homes and in their mosques and streets and in their community organization have to push back against -- >> but they are not doing it in any meaningful way. >> that is not true. i disagree. >> we have not seen one theocracy overturned by the folks. >> that is not true. >> the military did it. >> the egyptian people came out against the muslim brotherhood. >> the military had to do it. it was easily divided. [ overlapping speakers ] >> so count one for got team. >> that is not looked upon. the egyptian military is not looked upon in the muslim world as favorable according to the polls. >> because their actions need to come in accord with the human rights of each individual person. we must find a balance between this and terrorism. >> i want to see some muslim nation actively join with the u.s. and europe to fight the jihad and so far i haven't seen anybody about the king of jordan do it. >> and muslim communities. >> direct ahead is there a cover-up by the pentagon in the inves

have been very active because it has the highest proportion of its nationals joining the european jihad. it has the highest number of jihadist of any european country. so, while france has the biggest number belgium has the most worrying situation in terms of returning jihadist. in terms of the overall population, it is much denser. so obviously, elgin jihadist have been on the radar of counterterrorism for a long time . there was some pretty shocking images which belgians will member very well of a 13-year-old boy from brussels who joined the jihad and the pictures of him with a kalashnikov amherst on social media back in may. of course, there was the brussels museum shooting which killed four people. the shooting at a jewish museum. interestingly, so far, any major' has been averted on belgian soil. this is really stopped at the last minute. this you mentioned the syrian connection. there was a statement from the police saying that they searched the houses of people who were suspected of coming back from the jihad in syria. experts suggests that the high command in iraq is now looking

robert spencer, jihad watch. there is one commonnallity, the word islam. yet the president won't say islamic state. what happened to fort hood? allahu akbar is workplace violence. why this reluctance and resistance to say islam? >> it seems the president thinks and the administration thinks if they say something islamic, then they will be at war with the entire islamic world and right wing racist vigil anti-ies will victimize people in the united states. both are hogwash. what's happened is we have effectively gone ourselves into a position where it's forbidden to speak about the motives and goals of the enemy and you can not possibly defeat an enemy that you refuse to understand. >> the radical imam, i said is islam a peaceful religion? he said no. it's about submission. is that the interpretation? how many people are we talking about? >> the word islam means submission. it does not mean peace. it's related to peace. but it means submission. it not only means submission to god, it means submission of the non-muslims to the muslims. it is a political syste

every country on earth is being contact impacted by the jihad., we still still will not admit the truth about this ongoing war. >> one thing that i'm very confident about is the values that we share with french people a belief, a universal belief in freedom of expression is something that the can't be silenced. >> it isn't the few. jihadists have strongholds in a dozen countries. they have killed thousands of american military people. tens of thousands of civilians. they are occupying thousands of miles of territory in the middle east and isis fanatics are beheading people on cam rand kings people all over the place. president obama should know the word few is absolutely erroneous. these are people are waging a world war and it will be a never ending war unless the entire world comes together to defeat the islamic jihad. many people will not even admit this is about fringe islam. >> you know, this is a chronic problem. i stopped calling these people muslim terrorists. they are about as muslim as i am. i mean, they have no respect for anybody else

the international manhunt is on and my guest tonight, a jihad turned cia agent. his meetings with the muslim clergy that inspired this attack. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" breaking news. a new arrest in connection to paris attacks. reuters is suspects ties and the brothers of course are behind it. al qaeda's recruiter in europe tied to two of the terrorist. a western intelligence source says the whereabouts tonight unknown. france on the highest state of alert searching for more possible accomplices terrorist from last week's attacks. more than 13,000 troops are deployed as there is no doubt more accomplices are out there and an international manhunt is on for the wife of the kosher supermarket amedy coulibaly. this is her going for her passport. it's believed she crossed into syria the day before the husband was killed in a shootout in the kosher supermarket. people rally for peace, leaders joined the march in participate and the white house acknowledged it made a mistake. >> i think it's fair to say we should have sent someone with a highe

now recruiting young mothers teaching them how to raise jihad i did babies. and katherine joins us live with the details. good morning katherine. >> thank you, judge. in the latest chapter of its recruitment drive i.c.e. sis targeting young -- isis is targeting young mothers. this toddler is the youngest recruit, can't be independently verified, but analysts say it's more evidence isis is taking the long view and understands it'll take at least a generation to reach their goal. >> it encourages the use of violent imagery to desensitize children to this jihad and opens them up to the idea of playing with guns and going after the non-believer as a valid target for the jihads. >> according to the middle east media research institute or memory, a sister's role in jihad recommends martial arts target shooting, darts and calisthenics for the future isis fighter. the outreach to women goes well beyond child bearing to hair and beauty tips, even recipes. this an effort to the make it seem more normal. al qaeda and the affiliates are being very public about the indoct

>> she was preaching actually jihad. >> that's him, smiling, in 2005. part of a radical islamist demonstration and flag burning, outside the american embassy in london. storm is hungry for real action, the jihad. >> he's been in a very high core. >> he sees his opportunity when the chief now a journalist says he wants to shoot a film about muha ja dean. >> what he gave me in yemen was very unique. it was crazy, you know, some of the persons he introduced me to. >> including the radical cleric anwar awlaki. >> jihad against america is binding upon myself. >> he talked a lot about jihad, for example. and again, storm was being talked down by anwar awlaki. >> talked down from an extreme view? >> yes. awlaki was telling storm to chill out. >> yet storm won't be calmed. he decides to join jihadists in somalia. >> and i had to join them. i had to join. it was according to my religious belief. >> he returns to denmark where he says he gathers military supplies, preparing himself for war. >> i said good-bye to my children, to my family. >> then at the last minu

who are fighting jihad, how to tackle that. today it is all about not just a show of unity and defiance but all security measures. we have heard from france's interior minister. he was talking about the measures put in place to make sure the people feel safe when they take to the streets. take a listen. >> translator: 150 policemen in plain clothes will assure the security of the distinguished persons and there will be an attempt, there will be sharp shooters on the roof and drains will be inspected. >> the drains inspected, sharp shooters on the roof. there will be plain clothes police. we are told 1900 troops will be deployed throughout the city and they have been told they have been told to keep weapons on them at all times. they have also been told to stay away from social media because you and i and a lot of viewers know if you are on facebook or twitter f it is gps enabled it is easy to track where you are. one of those world leaders i was mentioning is prime minister david com cameron. he's already making his way here in

yes, france is at war against terrorism, jihadism and radical islam. >> mr. president, why can't you say that? former new york city mayor rudy giuliani he's next straight ahead. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. for every way you make chicken noodle soup, make it delicious with swanson®. >>> welcome back to "hannity." yesterday white house press secretary josh earnest tried to explain yesterday why the administration refuses to use the term radical islam in the aftermath of last week easter ror attacks in france. here's what he said. >> these are individuals who carried out an act of terrorism and later tried to justify that act of terrorism by envoekking, i'm describing to you the

yes, france is at war against terrorism, jihadism and radical islam. >> mr. president, why can't you say that? former new york city mayor rudy giuliani he's next straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "hannity." yesterday white house press secretary josh earnest tried to explain yesterday why the administration refuses to use the term radical islam in the aftermath of last week easter ror attacks in france. here's what he said. >> these are individuals who carried out an act of terrorism and later tried to justify that act of terrorism by envoekking, i'm describing to you the ave not chosen to use that label because it doesn't accurately describe what happened. we also don't want to be in a situation where we are legitimizing what we consider to be a completely illegitimate justification for this violence, this act of terrorism. >> the white house may want to take some pointers from the french prime minister. listen to what they should be saying. >> translator: i think that things must always be stated clearly. yes, france is at war against terrorism, jihadism a

a letter was issued calling on women muslims to join the jihad.aken recruitment of these women to a whole different level. say you're a young woman who reaches out online. u.s. officials tell me they use these madison avenue tactics. they will pair that young woman with an attractive looking male who will entice them to come to syria and join the geejihad telling them we'll marry you to an important fighter and you'll have status within our organization and be part of something that you're not back home. >> whether you're a man or a woman in the whole game of jihad, you are looking for something. we see it over and over again. peter bergen wrote a piece on cnn.com that women should be turned off by this movement. it's a strange kind of equal opportunity. you can be part of the holy war that seeks to install taliban style utopia ensure you will never have a job or get an education. intellectually it doesn't make sense but it's appealing to people. >> isis has put out photographs that they created a women's brigade where women help search at checkpo

five, there are two kinds of jihad, terrorism and slow penetration of western institution, subverting western laws and customs from within. sex, ignorance naÏvetÉ arrogance, political correctness, sheer laziness, sentimentality and on top of that saudi qatari and iranian money have led to islamist succession -- successes from the voice of america, the pentagon cia. i have the documentation to back up all that. i'm not sure we'll have time afterwards. bitingly, the pentagon, cia, fbi, to universities and colleges with islamic propaganda is famously openly decimated. while groups such as isis al-qaeda and others are nonstate actors they are funded by states such as qatar, saudi arabia and iran. these three countries, for example, also applied the necessary islamic support framework, propaganda that spews forth anti-western and anti-american hatred. they should be warned at least or face the consequences. number eight come as it is also important to point out that it is not something we have done that isn't telling the islamists. constantly apologizing mr. president, is not go to help at

stop weakness in front of jihadism. stop considering jihadism as a product of misery or a product of social -- jihadism is a new fascism. the world is in paris today to express this very simple and strong idea and this is a great news of what is happening in paris at this moment. >> we have seen so many moving images today ranging from the young woman, the french muslim holding a sign saying i am a jew to benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel and french president francois hollande going together to the grand synagogue that was closed for sabbath services on friday night because of the terrorist attack for the first time since world war ii. we've seen many many muslims holding signs here saying not in my name and similar sentiments. when you look back on this day, what image do you think you will think of? >> i'm sorry. i did not get the last word. the question, say it again? what what? >> just when you think of today in the future when you look back on this day. >> yeah. >> what image most stays with you? >>

better known as jihad jane. traveled to europe back in 2009 to scope out an attack on a swedish artist who drew a cartoon of the prophet muhammad. she's not alone. two women in europe also played a role in terror operations. one in a suicide bombing in 2005. another who stabbed a british politician of his support of the iraq war. i want to talk more about this with a world affairs columnist from "the miami herald." she joins me from atlanta. frida, good to see you. >> good to be back. thank you. >> women wanting to wage jihad, from what i've read this is relatively recent maybe in the last four years of the syrian war. my question is are these terror networks are they actively seeking out women? are they more assuming -- unassume unassuming i should say, to authorities? >> isis is actively seeking to recruit women. they have a social network that is dedicated specifically at enticing women. but they are looking for them not to take on combat roles for the most part. they want to have more support roles. >> that'

robert spencer jihad watch. seems we have this rise but there is one commonality. in each instance the word islam, but yet we -- the president won't say islamic state. what happened at fort wood allah akbar is workplace violence. why resistance to say the word islam associated with terror. >> if the president thinks and administration thinks something is islamic they will be at war with the entire islamic world and right wing vigil antis will kill people in the united states. both are hog wash and nonsense. we have gotten ourselves into a position where it is forbidden to speak about the motives of the enemy. you cannot possibly defeat an enemy you refuse to understand. >> i had andrew chowdery on the radical imam. he said is it a peaceful religion? no. it's about submission. is that the interpretation? how many people are we talking about? >> the word islam means submission. it does not mean peace. it is related to peace. it means submission. not only submission to god but submission to the non muslims to the muslims. it is the political position that they have to

the fact that these nogo zones exist allows radical jihad to thrive. people are going down the streets with osama bin laden t-shirts, with isis t-shirts celebrating the violence islamist jihad is doing. >> yet, they live and exist within the borders of the country of france and some of the other european countries you mentioned. >> that's what's so incredible about it. the french die for their territory. they fought world war i and world war ii to protect their countries. national governments have turned a blind eye or encouraged the creation of these micro-states. they have succeeded it to the ma dra sa schools and sharia law. >> what do you do about it? yes, there is church and state. what do you do about this? >> you bet. arthel, that's what happens tomorrow. these marches are great. they are poignant. this he really move the world's attention. what happens tomorrow? does the french government say, no more no-go zones. we are going to figure out whatever it takes to make these people part of the french population. unless they tackle the no-go zones.

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women taking up jihad.kes a look at the motivations of previous female jihadists. >> reporter: look closely. that jihadi is a mother of two. her name used to be sally jones. this photo, with the ak-47, is a far cry from this one, from 2004, published in the daily mail. it shows her celebrating the birth of her new baby. now she's believed to be an isis fighter. she moved there from the uk after meeting a hacker turned militant online. she told the london times that her youngest child is with her, too, and that he's taken the muslim name hamza. she was quoted saying, my son and i love life with the beheaders. this jihadist is also from britain, a 21-year-old medical student. on twitter, she posted this disturbing image, a woman in a whigt doctor's coat and black burqa, holding a human head, the posting read, a dream job, a terrorist doc. she also praised the yemeni cleric anwr awlaki. in september, terror analysts estimated as many as 15% of isis' foreign recruits could be female, with up to 200 women from a

muslim zero times, jihad zero times. obama's policy applies to internal government documents which can only have disastrous consequences for our understanding of political groups and events in the middle east. afghanistan, pakistan and southeast asia. how can we analyze the power and appeal of ideology the way ideas set strategy and tactics, why such a huge man is it any reference to the islamic religion and its texts or doctrines isn't permitted? perhaps it was only in 1946 win george can and wrote his classified telegram that america began to understand the nature of the soviet union, why it acted the way it did and how the kremlin fought and why the u.s. saw it as a grave threat to america. it took three decades to understand the mind of the enemy. to complicate matters further, today there are two enemies non-european religiously informed non state terrorist groups like isis. second and equally dangerous, states that in fact fund and support them. eric is evidence that just recently the atlantic reporting june of thi

. >> 1,200 french individuals or residents have links to jihad.0 present in syria and are active in terrorist groups and learning terrorism and horror. then of course, let me emphasize, there is a threat of proportions never seen before. >> reporter: the day after, went back to the market to show solidarity. >> translator: we must come back. we have no choice. >> reporter: massive crowd turn out in support of those killed at charlie hebdo. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> joining me now, jean-charles brisard and face of al qaeda. former chairman of the house intelligence committee. jean-charles, you and i were talking during the break. the sheer volume of potential suspects here, people who have either traveled to syria or to yemen or who haven't even left this country is frankly overwhelming french intelligence and the judicial system. >> yes, everyone. listen. we have today, 1200 individuals involved in those networks since 2012. meaning those who traveled to syria and iraq, those who returned, those who were vved in recruiting networks in france

those promoting the jihad for example. they're sympathizer. the cell is operational unit those individuals that said i'm going to get the weapons to you or engage in the attack. the cluster is those around them that know about the attack and don't bring it to authority's concern but tell them jihad may be a good idea. >> i have word barbara starr at the pentagon is getting more. tell me what you know. >> the united states did have some awareness of this threat if you will threats emerging in belgium. still to be determined how much did the u.s. government know. when where, how the belgians were going to make their move. there was awareness of this evolving situation in belgium. officials tell me yes everything they understood is these were elements, people returning from syria. at this hour tonight in europe in belgium, what i can also tell you is the supreme allied commander of nato who's a u.s. air force four star general monitoring the situation closely. let's be clear, the general heightened awareness since the paris attacks, now monitorin

and they added hundred of additional soldiers. >> and 1,000 have links to jihad. nearly 380 are present in syria and active in terrorist groups and learning terrorism and horror, then of course let me emphasize there is a threat of proportions never seen before. >> day after the car attack, shoppers returned wearing white arm bands in solidarity with the victims. >> we must come back. we have no choice. >>> a sentiment shared in paris now as massive crowds turned up in support of those killed at charlie hebdo. cnn, atlanta. >> we'll take a very short break. as police scramble to track down the remaining suspect, we are digging in. at this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees.