. >> translator: his majesty the king of jordan abdullah the second. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: ladies and gentlemen on behalf of the members of the european parliament a very warm welcome to his majesty. this is your fourth visit to the european parliament as i never trust and confidence and friendship with the european parliament and the citizens of the european union. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: your dedication is very welcome here and we welcome the presence of both chambers of the jordanian parliament from the chamber of members of parliament. it is a particular pleasure that you have brought young jordanian students with you to parliament so it very warm welcome to all of you. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: on behalf of parliament i repeat my sentiments. we want to pass our deepest sympathies and commiserations for the death of -- our thoughts are with the relatives and we wish them comfort. this was terrible news come in deep terrible pictures we saw of the death of this pilot. it'

zero heartburn. >> we are back with his majesty, king abdullah ii of jordan.e, how they finance themselves, sophisticated media operation. let's start with the money. how do they have so much cash? >> money does get supplied by individuals in our part of the world. you've seen u.n. resolution recently to try and move us into international community to make sure those accesses are cut off. you've also got to remember that isis was fairly successful in taking over territory whether it was in syria and more recently in iraq where they overran banks and managed to capture a lot of money. then they ran their own economic industries so they were selling a lot of oil, producing about a billion dollars worth of revenue a year. that's been degraded quite significantly since because of coalition airstrikes. but they had this own ability to run their own economy quite successfully. >> do you think that defeating isis will require or should require american boots on the ground, american ground forces? >> look, i think that a lot of us are looking at this, it being sort of

. >>> we are back with his majesty of jordan king abdullah ii.resident obama has gotten into a little trouble or received some criticism because he says he doesn't want to call groups like isis islamic extremists because he doesn't want to give them the mantle of legitimacy by acknowledging they are islamic. do you think he's right? >> i think he is right. i think this is something that has to be understood on a much larger platform. they are looking for legitimacy they don't have inside of islam. when we're asked in debate are you moderate or extremists these people wan to be called extremist. they take that as a badge of honor. if you ask me moderate or extremists i'm a muslim. these people terms using more and more they are in a way outlaws that are on the fringe of islam. and if you look at sort of the way they are presented inside they are inside sunni islam. sunni islam is 1.5 billion muslims. they represent only 1%. out of that may be 200 to 500,000 of these people. out of these -- to label islam under the term extremists and moderates is

. >> jordan's king abdullah called on muslim countries to lead the fight against i.s.i.l. they made the comments and speech. jordan stepped up defense strikes after i.s.i.l. killed a jordanian air force pilot in jan. the u.k. bases laws preventing airlines from carrying passengers who may be travelling to join fighters in iraq and syria. it came after three teenage girls travelled to syria to join i.s.i.l. >> reporter: airline staff could have mistaken the schoolgirls for friends off to al jazeera for holidays -- off to al jazeera for -- turkey for holidays. hundreds do the same. many teenagers travelling via turkey. members of the parliament asked for signs to be looked for. >> we monitored what she did on the phone, reading books. she was reading book, when she was playing games, we'd join in and have competitions. in that sense we feela monitored as much as we could. obviously we messed something up >>> the father of one of the girls had this warning. >> be village leapt not to fall in the same trap we fall. >>> also under scrutiny the airlines that carried these girls a

. >> jordan's king abdullah called on muslim fighters to lead the fight against i.s.i.l. jordan has stepped up air strikes after i.s.i.l. killed a jordanian pilot in january >>> united kingdom is debating laws preventing airlines carrying passengers that may travel to join fighters in iraq and syria. the move coming after three teenage girls travelled to syria to join i.s.i.l. >> reporter: airline staff could have mistaken the schoolgirls for forehand on holiday to al jazeera. we now know the teenagers left their families to join islamic fighters in syria. it's estimated hundreds of britains have done the same. many are teenagers, travelling via al jazeera, eager to stop them. members of parliament asking the families what signs they could look for. >> we wanted to know what she did when she was on the phone, reading books. to when she was playing games, join in and have competitions. in that sense we feel like we had monitored as much as we could. we missed something out. >> the father of one of the girls had this warning. >> be vigilant not to fall in the same trap we fa

jordan's king abdullah urns his country to stand up to muslims, saying people that pose as muslims wreak terror and fake piety. it has ramped up campaigns against i.s.i.l. since a murder of a jordanian pilot >>> houthi rebels oppose talks from the yemeni capital sapper which they seized in disease. the fighting conditions. we have this report in aden. this is the aftermath of a car bomb attack. witnesses told al jazeera that a suicide bomber detonated a car interest a stadium. the city was taken over by the houthis two weeks ago. the tribes are opposed to the shia houthis coming from the north. they mobilized forces. the attacks on houthis are a regular occurrence. early on tuesday nine houthis were killed. as violence continues political parties return. they are debating whether to move the talks. it's been said they should be moved to the south, because it's the seat of the gulf corporation council headquarters. the g.c.c. supervised a roadmap to yemen, the gulf initiative. but the houthis insist the talks remain in sanaa, opposing that it would support rivals. >> as mr houthi stressed

. >>> now jordan's king abdullah the second has called on muslim countries to lead the fight againste made the comments in a speech to the european parliament. >> this is a fight that has to be carried out by muslim nations first and foremost. [ applause ] >>> >> this is a fight within islam. and at the same time the danger of extremism must be seen for what it is. global. >> jacky rowland has more now from strasberg. >> reporter: the king used his speech to flax up the key issues facing the arab world and european countries, and started with the question of isil the war in syria being waged on jordan's border and jordan bearing the brunt of the refugee crisis. and he said essentially that this is a fight that has to be fought in his view first and foremost within the muslim world. he said it is a fight within the heart of islam itself. the king also decided to talk about the israeli palestinian peace process or rather non-existent peace process, and he said the fact that the international community wasn't pressing harder and the fact that more attention was not being paid to issues

. >>> a royal plea from jordan's king abdullah. >> extremism must be seep as it is - global >>> fighting extremism on all fronts >>> also a terrible prediction. >> there's a tidal wave coming. >>> some of the victims of high grade heroin flowing into the united states - the young >>> and cambodia. >> the electric difference meaning that vehicle is running silently, a silence you'd hear if not for the thousands of other vehicles it has to share the roads with >>> making on environmental difference whilst at the same time making a profit. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. >> and i'm antonio mora. we begin in iraq where iraqi forces are forcing i.s.i.l. out of tikrit. government officials said their forces retook large parts of the city and drove the group out of alla la. >> the iraqi and shia militias are preparing for an assault should the joint offensive proceed, similar missions in other cities will continue. >> junioredon's king abdullah spoke to his people today. >> in the u.k. a new airline law aimed at preventing citizens joining i.s.i.l. >>

. >>> now jordan's king abdullah has called on muslim countries to lead the fight against isil.he comments in a speech to the european parliament. let's speak to jacky rowland who joins us live from the area. tell us more about what king a abdullah had to say. >> reporter: well it was a relatively short speech very much focusing on key issues of concern in the middle east and also shared issues of concern between europe very much the audience for king abdullah's speech. and clearly the top of the speech was the war on isil. a war which has resulted in jordan taking in approximately 1.4 million syrian refugees. he said that this was an issue, it was a fight that concerned both europe and the arab world. >> this is a fight that has to be carried out by muslim nations first and foremost. [ applause ] >> this is a fight within islam. and at the same time the danger of extremism must be seen for what it is. global. >> reporter: he also touched on the issue of the non-exist important peace process between israelis and palestinians and he said the lack of any progress on that was reall

next up, remarks from king abdullah of jordan, recently addressed the european parliament about europe's role in combating terrorism. he praised europe's courage in responding to be paris attacks and called on all muslims to join the fight against terrorism. he also spoke about the recent killing of a jordanian pilot by isis. this is 25 minutes. >> his majesty the king of jordan abdulla second. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, on the half of the members of the european parliament, a very warm welcome to his majesty. this is your fourth visit to the european parliament's, side of your trust and confidence and friends of the european parliament's and citizens of the european union. your delegation is very welcome here as well. i welcome the presidents of both chambers of the jordanian parliament. from the chambers of the members of parliament. it is a particular pleasure that you brought young jordanian students with you to parliament a very warm welcome to all of you. we want to pass our deepest sentiments. with the relatives, we wish them coverage, these were terrible news indeed, ter

watch from jordan's king abdullah. >> said this to leaders both in the islamic and arab world and ton general this is a third world war by other means. this brings muslims, christians other religions together in this generational fight that all of just to be in this together. >> did you catch it? a third world war. by other means. kennedy, your thoughts. >> i think isis unfortunately could be thing that launches into a third world war. >> you agree with the king? >> i don't think it's a third world war. i think we're getting ahead of ourselves. ramifications are so desire and serious. when people talk about need for strategy and figure out what we're doing over there it is so incredibly important because, we don't want to get sucked into something like that. we were talking about iran and israel. say iran gets the bomb and nukes israel. what is our responsibility in that engagement? we have imagine if something like that is capable of happening, you know we see what, with isis what human beings are capable of. there seems to be no end in the future? >> they remind us. they have begin

here is jordan's king abdullah on something called cnn discussing the response to isis. i wonder if it has to be unified. >> this has to be unified. i said this to leaders of the islamic and arab world and to the world in general this is a third world war by another means. this bringz muslims, christians and others together in this generational fight that all of us have to be this together. it's not a western fight. this is a fight inside of islam where everybody comes together against these together. and as a short term part of this which is the military part of the issue there is the security element of it and then a long term element of this which is obviously the idea logical one. >> the king correctly identified the fight within islam. it's barbarians. this must be heard because the world needs a muslim voice to echo the sober and somber facts. the king may be the canary among the caliphate. it is alarming. the world war is won by american vets who are in their 80s and 90s allowed men much younger to smear our republic. our ocean privilege coupled with a society eme

. >>> jordan's king abdullah has called for a strong response against isis since the horrific murderof a jordanian pilot. his country of shot boy the kill -- shocked by the killing of the king by the group. >> this is the first time you're speaking to the world since the death of the jordanian pilot in that brutal video. tell us what was your reaction when you first saw the video. >> well in actual fact i didn't see the video. and i -- many of us refused to what i think is propaganda. obviously i had a detail brief of what happened. we couldn't escape seeing obviously pictures in the newspapers. disgust, sadness to -- discussed sadness to the family. my heart went out to the father the mother the brothers the sisters, his wife. they amy only been married -- they'd only been married for five months. anger as a son of the arab army the jordanian armed forces god bless his soul, he's a brother in arms. i think all jordanian soldiers past and present were angered and disgusted by the brutality of what he was put through. and i think if isis or dash as we call them tried to intimidate jor

. >>> a royal plea from jordan's king abdullah. >> extremism must be seep as it is - global >>> fightingremism on all fronts >>> also a terri

he will meet with palestinian leaders and egyptian president and leader of jordan king abdullah.as the latest from cairo. this is the beginning of the crucial trip for the secretary. >> reporter: that is right, john. kerry is meeting with president sisi. they will talk about the away of issues. secretary kerry in the egyptian red sea city of charmelcik. the top on the agenda is improving the security relations. the egyptian and u.s. relationship is solid. things have been cool with the egyptian president and washington. he will try to improve that relationship but also the battle against isis. egypt is facing that in the sinai peninsula, but talking to security officials, it is their western border with libya that keeps them up at night. washington and cairo have not seen eye-to-eye. egypt wants a direct approach giving weapons to the government and blockade. washington wants all of the factions together for a unified front. egypt will talk about weaponry. egypt gives $1.5 billion in military aid every year. some weapons have been withheld since the 2013 coup. that includes weapo

. >>> jordan's king abdullah has called on muslim countries to lead the fight against isil.de the comments in front of the european union in strasburg. >> this is a fight that has to be carried out by muslim nations first and foremost. [ applause ] >> this is a fight within islam. and at the same time the danger of extremism must be seen for what it is: global. >>> yemen's former president has accused the current government of destroying the country. he said president hadi who fled to the southern city of aden should leave the country and go into exile. memo -- mohamed vall is following the developments for us. >> reporter: former president saleh is caming for a comeback. probably he doesn't want to become president again, but he has his son. we have seen thousands rallying for his son to run for president in the next elections in yemen. we have seen also loyalists to saleh everywhere around the country showing their presence and power. one of them is here in aden, a general who refused hadi's orders for him to be removed from his post and be replaced. he said he destroyed t

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step two back jordan's king abdullah's plans. three, backup egyptian president el sisi in his effort to break isis in libya. step four, give them the eight tons the u.s. air force wants to moth ball and send a couple carrier battle groups and marine corps to mediterranean. show those people we're serious. put on the ground to wage a real war and air campaign against isis and all the rest of the radical islamists that are occupying a broken country called syria. and in short destroy the willingness of people to join and stay with this jihad. what prime minister netanyahu is going to say tomorrow, never again. that is not a political slogan in israel. it's their way of life. it ought to be ours instead of this phony we're going to hold the perpetrators accountable cow dung. >> ollie north, great to see you. >> thank you. >> he went from going to moth ball this to cow dung that. that's hard to do in one little segment. i admire the use of language. coming up a tv reality star's murdered along with two others. and now there are quest

. >> cnn's fareed zakaria sat down with jordan's king abdullah and asked about how the world needs toe isis. listen to this and we'll chat on the backside. >> how should the west handle this? should the response to isis be essentially an arab response a muslim response or should the west be in the lead? >> this has to be unified. i mean i've said this to leaders both in the islamic and arab world and to the world in general. this is a third-world war by other means. this brings muslims, christians other religions together in this generational fight that all of us have to be this together. so it's not a western fight. this is a fight inside islam where everybody comes together against these outlaws so to speak. >> some strong words there. do you agree, general? are we on the brink of a world war iii? >> ana, you know i've been saying this for weeks, if not months now, that we need a coalition. it's got to involve the arab nations. it's got to involve the west. this is a war against the west by isis. i believe that isis would like to make it global and it will become global if we do not

jordan's king abdullah calls the fight against isis the third world war. watch tonight as we explore the isis threat.

kerry is meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and jordan's king abdullah, the second a littleer today. >>> today, britain's royal family is commemorating the end of the country's combat operations in afghanistan. queen elizabeth ii prince william and his wife kate attended a ceremony at london's st. paul's cathedral. prince harry, who served two tours during the conflict was also there. britain was part of the u.s. led coalition that fought the tal taliban in afghanistan following the 9/11 attacks. more than 450 britons were killed. the country formally ended its 13-year campaign in october. >>> as a baseball player will ferrell is a fine comedian. that's farrell taking the mound there for the dodgers and the spring training game in arizona last night. well, at least he looked the part. all and all ferrulearrell didn't do too badly. he played all positions in the field, in fact he barnstormed for ten teams and five different games across the cactus league yesterday. all for a charity as part of the tv special to raise money to fight cancer. >>> battling the bullies. the local

jordan's king abdullah calls the fight against isis the third world war. you'll want to watch tonight as we explore the isis threat. isis grew out of the u.s. invasion of iraq in 2003. its first leader, abu musab al zarqawi. sharing a similar ideology and hatred of the west. zarqawi was also targeting fellow muslims in iraq. the brutal tactics cause d them to p avoid the group. zarqawi was killed in 2006 and the group scattered. a few months later, they're rebranded as the islamic state in iraq. in 2011 the group names a secretive religious scholar as its leader. he claims to be a direct descendent of the prophet muhammad. his ambitions spread beyond iraq into the chaos of syria. by 2013, al baghdadi changes the name again, this time calling the islamic state in iraq and syria, and soon take the first syrian city. the black flag hanging in the eastern city of raqqa. comes the strong hold for their growing movement. president obama is asked about the threat in the interview with the "new yorker" in january of 2014. compared isis to a junior varsity sports t

jordan's king abdullah calls the fight against isis the third world war

jordan's king abdullah calls the fight against isis the third world war and whether that assessment sounds right to you or a little bit much you will want to watch tonight as we explore the isis threat. >>> the isis threat grew out of osama bin laden's threat. their cruelty was too much for them as they were led di al zarqawi. a few months later, they were rebranded as the islamic state in iraq a and in 2011 the group names abu bakr baghdadi as the leader. his ambition spread beyond iraq to the chaos of syria, and al baghdadi changes the name again this time calling it the islamic state in iraq and syria and takes the first syrian city the and the black flag is now hanging in the eastern city of raqqa which is a strong thehold for the growing city. >> we are going to be successful there. >> president obama is asked about the threat in an interview in "the new yorker" in january of 2007 and he compares it to the junior anniversary ti team. and he says it is a as if the j.v. team puts on the laker's uniform, it does not make them kobe bryant. and then isis launches a massive offensive captur

step two back jordan's king abdullah's plans.ee, backup egyptian president el sisi in his effort to break isis in libya. step four, give them the eight tons the u.s. air force wants to moth ball and send a couple carrier battle groups and marine corps to mediterranean. show those people we're serious. put on the ground to wage a real war and air campaign against isis and all the rest of the radical islamists that are occupying a broken country called syria. and in short destroy the willingness of people to join and stay with this jihad. what prime minister netanyahu is going to say tomorrow, never again. that is not a political slogan in israel. it's their way of life. it ought to be ours instead of this phony we're going to hold the perpetrators accountable cow dung. >> ollie north, great to see you. >> thank you. >> he went from going to moth ball this to cow dung that. that's hard to do in one little segment. i admire the use of language. coming up a tv reality star's murdered along with two others. and now there are questions

. >>> jordan's king an abdullah has asked people to step up against terrorists. he described the turbulence in the arab region as unprecedent: jordan has stepped up its campaign against isil since the group showed the murder of a jordanian pilot. it has been cracking down on isil sympathyers. at home dozens of people have been arrested accused of supporting the group. we have reports now. >> jordanians reacted with outrage to isil's killing of their pilot. it led to strong feelings of patriotism across the country and marked a drastic shift in public opinion a month later support for the government is still high, and new opinion polls suggest 88% of jordanians back their military's role in the coalition. but there are unavoidable fears for what may come even among supporters. >> people should be extra vigilant because isil may enter jordan. all they seek is destruction. >> after the pilot's murder jordan responded with an air campaign against isil. the army said that this was just the beginning. but without major foreign military aid it's difficult to say how far

a future we are forming for jordan but not the dismal future caught by the criminals and claiming to be muslims. >> king abdullah said jordan would supply shelter for those fleeing i.s.i.l. nearly 4 million had fleaed the violence in syria, but the organization was out of funds to care for the people. the king's speech came as his government rides a wave of support. we are told that jordanians know they cannot fight i.s.i.l. alone. >> reporter: jordanians reacted with outrage to i.s.i.l.'s illing of their pilot. it led to feelings of patriotism and marked a shift in public opinion. any shift in the u.s.-led coalition had evaporated overnight. a month later support for the government is high. and a new opinion poll suggests 88% of jordanians backed the military's role in the coalition. there are unavoidable fears for what may come even among supporters. >> translation: people should be extra vigilant attempt to create chaos and carry out bombings. all they seek is destruction. >> reporter: jordan responded with an air campaign after the killing of their pilot. without major aid it's difficult to say how far it wi

the centerpiece of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan his majesty abdullahinterview since isis released gruesome video documenting the murder of one of his nation's

the centerpiece of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan, his majesty abdullah

jordan's king abdullah describing it in such a way.uisiana governor bobby jindal with his thoughts what is going on here. very good to have you with us this busy morning as you know. we want to ask you about your reaction to that? >> martha, thank you for having me. it doesn't give me any joy to say this i think president obama disqualified himself to be commander-in-chief. he refuses to identify the enemy that we face. refuses to almost even say the words, radical islamic terrorism. he is giving us lectures about the crusades. talking about job assistance and better governance and for return aid. we need to hunt down and kill these terrorists, radical islam. islam has a problem. radical islam believes in treating women as second class citizens of the they believe in killing us. they detest our you see our allies in the middle east. they recognize those problems. leaders of israel, of egypt as you said, of other countries, of jordan, other countries thee see barbarism inherent in radical islamic terrorism. how can we fight the problem

expected to top the agenda during meetings with the palestinian and egyptian presidents and king abdullah of jordancnn's ian lee is tracking this for us from kaycairo. >> reporter: that is right, john. in egypt, there are two big issues on the secretary's plate. that is improving relations and security. relations between cairo and washington have been cool over the past year and a half. the secretary trying to improve that. although fundamentally, the relationship is strong. they have not been really warm with the current president sisi. also on his plate is security. egypt is combating isis on two fronts in the sinai peninsula and in libya. i talked to high ranking security in libya. it is not isis in sinai, but the western border with libya that keeps them up at night. the united states and egypt have not seen eye-to-eye on how to combat isis in libya. egypt wants a more hands on approach. they want weapons to go to the government. they want to blockade to other parts of libya. what the united states wants and many members of the international community is a political solution to get factions tog

simply put, obama is not leading the fight, king abdullah of jordan is. >> i have said this to the islamic and arab world and to the world in jeangeneral, this is a third world war by other means, this brings jews, christians and muslims together in this generational fight that all of us have to be together. >> with all due respect to the king who's a courageous man it will take america to galvanize the world girpsagainst isis and that's not happening. all the while the danger overseas growing no question. and now the charles krauthammer. so am i making any mistakes charles. >> let me count the ways, let me start with the big one. you seem to present that the alternative is either we go through with these negotiations which is essentially capitulation or war as if there's not a third way. obama loves to argue this, he does in the ukraine, what do you do? you supply the ukraine with weapons and you impose sanctions. the sanctions are what brought iran to their knees, to the negotiating table, the sanctions were worked. the gdp was cut by a quarter. the value of their currency fell by half,

it was primarily aimed probably to raise some of the voices to over throw king abdullah in jordan.ooks like it may have blown back and had the opposite effect similar to the zarqawi bombing at a jordanian wedding where he thought that may have turned some of them from the jordanians. it had the opposite effect. i hope that is the same here. >> what is interesting is isis can use it to their advantage but it also works against them. it works against them in a subtle way with the jordanian pilot. it describes how the pilot was sited in the strong hold of assyria being paraded through the streets in the cage. there was another piece of twitter traffic toward the end of january that showed the japanese hostages are already dead and the video is on the way to production. these are clues in fact the hostages were dead and isis was not negotiating in good faith. >> they were not intended to. it was bogus from the get go. >> obviously they wanted it to come out at a specific time. that is what they did released it when they were ready to do so. ifr i think there has been blow back from jor

i think that king abdullah of jordan is absolutely right. presence of western troops, ground forces will help them mobilize. i think that the best people to respond on the ground are actually sunni muslims because it's part of their strategy to go to the west to appearing there, to fight it out for the end times battle that they are anticipating. and also, of course, the -- if we see too many shia troops, that is also part of their strategy. they like to see a sectarian battle as well. >> do you think, though, when we've seen examples of this last summer in iraq, do you think the strength that -- that isis has shown without a presence of the united states, without a significant presence from the united states are the forces that you're talking about capable of defeating something as powerful as isis? >> well, i think they clearly need support from us and from others. it needs to be an international response and we need -- part of it needs to be diplomatic, part of it needs to be political, part of it does need to be military but the ground f

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immediate danger that we need to be making sure that we are addressing head on now the sing abdullah of jordan. we are not standing with those nations that recognize this threat. and they want to eradicate this threat. when you hear someone that is the director of the cia say this is worrisome. that's the language of defeat. that's not the language of victory. that's not the language of leadership. once again, we continue to have a president that does not recognize this enemy and continues to come up with moral equivalency statements telling us we need to get off our high horse or going back and trying to quote the crusades and things of this nature instead of dealing with this clear and present danger today. >> colonel west, thank you, sir. always a pleasure, greta. >> the terror suspects also discussed attacking the united states and killing president obama. fox news correspondent laura ingle joins us live. laura. >> all enthree men sat together in the jury box. each wearing handcuffs shackled around their waist. there seemed to be a language barrier at one point during today's arraignment.

. >> you spoke to king abdullah of jordan about this. let's listen. >> i've said this to leaders both in islamic and arab world and to the world in general, this is a third world war by other means. this brings muslims, christians other religions together in this generational fight that all of us have to be together. it's not a western fight. >> does the arab world want the united states to get involved in. >> i think king abdullah's view he's weary of that. he knows that that would be a great advertisement for isis for the islamic state. they would say come we're fighting the americans. that's what they want. that's why thigh ear doing the videos. that's why they take the christian. it's all meant as bait to draw the west in. otherwise, there are local organizations that's trying to battle the local shiites. but they want to be something much bigger. my own view is you don't want to play their game you quantity to play our game. >> back to netanyahu, what are we going to hear tomorrow in. >> i think we're going to hear a tough uncomprom

and as the king abdullah of jordan has had, they are not even muslim.we turn to the vast majority we are going to go down a path that is very, very dangerous. host: ok. yes? guest: i am not fond of people who like to tout islam with the brush of terrorism. i believe it is wrong. and it dishonors a lot of people. but it's also wrong to suggest that somehow the islamic state and of five -- and al qaeda are not muslims. it is not up to barack obama to decide whether -- where is the conversion of faith. it is not up to king abdullah, either. they have taken on themselves dismantle. it would be as if to suggest to you that the crusades were not somehow carried out by christians. they were christian. they did a bad thing. these people are muslims. they are doing a bad thing. it is our fight because they are threatening us, but it is the muslims's fight as well. i am most disappointed to see people suggest that somehow they are not muslims. because there is a problem. we all recognize it, just as the saudi's and king abdullah do, as well. host: john in new mex

. - followed by king abdullah ii of jordan speaking before the european parliament. >>> the u.s. commission on civil rights held a hearing monday about workplace discrimination against lesbian gay, bisexual and transgender employees. >> we'll go back to the panel. we'll now proceed. i want to first introduce the panelists in the second panel. our first panelist is mr. roger congratulation, president and general counsel for the center of equal opportunity. our second panelest is kate kendall. our third panelist is miss sara warblough. our fourth panelist is miss stacy simmons. and our fifth and final panelist for the second panel is miss winnie stockleberg. i'll ask you all to raise your right hand teen swear and affirm that the information you're about to provide to sues true and accurate to the best of your knowledge and belief. is that correct >> thank you. mr. clegg? you have the four. event minutes. >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to testify today. my name is roger clegg and i'm president and general counsel of the center for equal opportunity which is a

i think king abdullah of jordan is absolutely right when he calls them outcasts.y few christians recognize the christianity they practice. to me isis which few people would recognize. >> jessica stern, thank you very joining us this morning. want to thank the panel for joining us. appreciate you all getting up. celebrating pi day with us. up next is melissa harris-perry. have a great day. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. ♪ at kraft we start with quality ingredients all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amaz

. >> well i think, senator, king abdullah of jordan has been very clear throughout the period of this coalition that in the end the solution to the problems of the region must not only look like but must be the function of those states within the region to take concerted action supported by the united states and supported by a broader global coalition for those concerted actions to be successful. it's very important obviously that the solution have an arab face and a muslim voice with respect to dealing with the so-called caliphate and all that it has brought to the region. and the king and other muslim and arab leaders in the region have been very clear on the desire that they -- not just appear but really are exercising leadership frontally in this process. >> i don't think the people in that region view it that way. but it has to be our goal. we have to switch it so that it's not us. senator paul was referring to that, that it has to be an indigenous muslim-led effort and i don't think right now that's the internal view. thank you. >> senator isaacson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. g

. >> well i think, senator, king abdullah of jordan has been very clear throughout the period of this coalition that in the end the solution to the problems of the region must not only look like but must be the function of those states within the region to take concerted action supported by the united states and supported by a broader global coalition for those concerted actions to be successful. it's very important obviously that the solution have an arab face and a muslim voice with respect to dealing with the so-called caliphate and all that it has brought to the region. and the king and other muslim and arab leaders in the region have been very clear on the desire that they -- not just appear but really are exercising leadership frontally in this process. >> i don't think the people in that region view it that way. but it has to be our goal. we have to switch it so that it's not us. senator paul was referring to that, that it has to be an indigenous muslim-led effort and i don't think

caller: i recently saw an interview with king abdullah of jordan by for reed zakaria. -- by faried zakaria. i know nothing about arabic, but basically they are outlaws. they are outlaws of islam. he feels it should be a regional fight. i think that what we should do is be in a support role. we can provide weapons to the kurds, for example, a peaceful and civilized people. the countries in the area like saudi arabia, for example, have the fourth-largest military in the world. these people have the resources to do the fighting themselves. i really do not think this idea of going in there and storm trooping our way through the region and winning the fight for the people in the region makes no sense at all. the gentleman there has touched on this. i want to know how they feel about that. the people in the region themselves if king abdulla and others feel it is there fight why don't we let them do it back up guest: -- why don't we let them do it? guest: i think she asks a really good question. this is a fight within sunni islam. the problem is, when you let things fester, as i think the adminis

jordan are palestinians. he was the one who could hold it together. i first met king abdullah almost 20 years ago when he commanded the special forces. and later on i was invited to go to the palace. when you go to the palace before you see him there was a family tree on the wall hanging up that begins with the prophet prophet mohammed and goes all the way to king hussein and they are very proud of that. it was put together in research by a british colonel in the 1930s and i remember sitting there looking at this i looked up and i saw one of his kids into the wind came straight down. saw another line here if you go to generation or two and see the relatives and so forth and i made the comment it looks like this one has more of the prophet mohammed's blood to which they said you mustn't say these things in the palace. i took it pretty quickly. but with him stepping up to the plate with the pressure he beat out -- the president of egypt we have the moderate countries stepping up to the plate and who better on behalf of the moderate reform muslims to take the fight to radical isl

and my final word is thanking abdullah and jordan for their committed work along with our allies on this effort for the losses they have experienced throughout the middle east. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you, gentlemen, for your testimony here and i'm trying to look at you while i'm talk ing ing. i appreciate the work you've been doing, i was 26 years in the military. my last assignment at u.s. africa command running current operations there, to include our counter terrorism operations. and i'm aware you all have been dealing with the foreign fighter issue long before a lot of people are now paying attention to it we were watching it, even back then, 2007 to 2010 where we had foreign fighters flying into many areas, but for al shabaab training camps aqip and aqim in these ungoverned spaces, caused great frustration, as much as what we've been talking about today is mostly on the defense to use your terminology but in order to address this it needs to be a comprehensive government approach for sure, i sure would prefer to be on the offense primarily, that includes going after these