paul ryan is at the end of the rs and alongside the guy who's at the start of the ss named kamal saleem. former terrorist. as our embassies burned today, paul ryan spoke today at this event just a little while before kamal saleem did. >> how do you change a terrorist? introduce him to jesus. >> how do you change a terrorist? introduce him to jesus. journalists who have looked into saleem uniformly do not believe this guy is actually a former terrorist. one giveaway, the fbi seems not at all interested in him. he makes his living by telling right wing christian groups that he's a former terrorist. he also says president obama is secretly praying islamic prayers when it looks like president obama is pledging allegiance to the flag. he also says president obama is right now legalizing terrorism in america. he says if the united states passes immigration reform, i'm quoting him here, we'll be wearing rag heads. he says roe v. wade is how the united states is getting taken over by sharia law. roe v. wade is sharia law, that's what the man says. and that's where the republican party put its v

paul ryan is at the end of the rs and alongside the guy who's at the start of the ss named kamal saleem. former terrorist. as our embassies burned today, paul ryan spoke today at this event just a little while before kamal saleem did. >> how do you change a terrorist? introduce him to jesus. >> how do you change a terrorist? introduce him to jesus. journal icists who have looked o saleem uniformly do not believe this guy is actually a former terrorist. one giveaway, the fbi seems not at all interested in him. he makes his living by telling right wing christian groups that he's a former terrorist. he also says president obama is s secretly praying islamic prayers when it looks like president obama is pledging allegiance to the flag. he also says president obama is right now legalizing terrorism in america. he says if the united states passes immigration reform, i'm quoting him here, we'll be wearing rag heads. he says roe v. wade is how the united states is getting taken over by sharia law. roe v. wade is sharia law, that's what the man says. and that's where the republican party put its

ross faced these circumstances with admirable grace come optimism, and fortitude kamal attributes went in our sheriff. [tone] as sheriff, he will create a model system of promise and possibility that will do this city proud. how fitting that a star is the symbol of the sheriff's office, surrounded by a galaxy of supporters. ross is our star. let him shine. ÷kÑ>> my name is merrily. i am the president of the filipino woman is network. we have members nationwide. we started the campaign when a young filipino woman was murdered by her boyfriend in front of her two young children. it took eight years to get her justice. we have worked so hard to help victims seek help and relief from abusive relationships. the san francisco police department received over 4000 cases of domestic violence annually. each case could potentially end up as a homicide and last year, at least 35,000 sought help for domestic violence. t(studies also show that domestc violence victims do not call police and 87% recant their official statements. i know because i was a domestic violence victim. i denied being a vict

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ambassador kamal we welcome you today. thank you for coming on short notice. we appreciate it and look forward to hearing your thoughts on the way for. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. today's hearing is our first since the attack in libya that claimed the lives of four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. the events in benghazi and ongoing threats to our embassies remind us that with dangers and difficulties of performing diplomatic missions, it is almost impossible to be an effective american diplomat without exposing oneself to risk . in some countries risks can be intense, yet exceptional americans like ambassador stevens continue to volunteer for these assignments. we are grateful that you continue to volunteer, sir. his life and work resonate especially with our committee, not merely because he was a talented diplomat, but because he was one of us. on many occasions during his time in 2006 and it as a seven he sat directly behind where i am sitting now. hearings on lebanon, iraq, and other millie's topics. exactly six years ago today he he

have known anyone outside oak creek would know my name or my mother's name, paramjit, or my brother kamal's name. my brother is here with me today. as you all know, on sunday, august 5, a white supremacist, fueled by hatred, walked in with a loaded gun. he killed my mother while she prayed. he shot and killed men. all of them are fathers, and all of them had a turban like me. now, you know their names. this was not supposed to be our american story. this was not my mother's dream. my parents brought us to america in 2004. i was only 10 years old. like many other immigrants, they wanted us to have a better life, a better education, in the land of the free and the land of diversity. it was a tuesday, two days after my mother was killed, my brother and i ate the leftovers of the last meal that she made for us. there was a type of south asian flatbread. she had made these from scratch the last night, the night before she was died. along with the last part of the food was that this was our last meal made by our mother's hands that we would ever eat in our lifetime. my mother was a brilliant woma

governor romney and president obama -- back to the phones, on the line for independences, we've got kamalester? caller: i am in winchester, ohio. host: go ahead. caller: good morning. i don't know who to trust, honestly. i think the obama policy is by gosh and by golly. it is about appeasement and it is just so sad to see what is going on now. the president finally addressed the problem in his campaign. host: we will move onto airline for republicans, from maryland. caller: i don't see how these democrats can say that obama is such a hero in foreign policy when he has no experience either. they say to write-in hillary. i have never seen so much hatred in the middle east in my life. if they are so good, why does everybody hate us? for him to go yesterday when they brought that diplomat back, that was a smack in the face to the military. it was nothing more than a political move so he could read his speech. hillary is sad. what about our boys coming home in body bags? yes, he deserved the honor but they should have known this was going to happen and they should have pulled these people out

grounds, i am constantly reminded about all the people will have lived there before, and particularly kamale women. -- first ladies, influence and image, and produced in cooperation with the white house historical association, coming in 2013. host: and live pictures inside the time warner cable arena in charlotte. the democratic national convention kicks off live there at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we will have gavel-to-gavel coverage. this is our review program -- and our preview program begins at 4:00 p.m. will be speaking with some delegates at 4:00 p.m. right now, we have a chance to hear from you. the democratic national convention begins today. you can see the numbers on the screen. and you can contact us through e-mail and twitter. you can start dialing in and we in and e-mail in in. we will begin with a call from new bremen, ohio, cindy on the republican out -- republican line. caller: good morning. i've got to wonder about -- you know, the democrats are so talking about raising taxes on people making $250,000 and up. when barack obama won his presidency, it took him forever to appoint a ca

have known anyone outside oak creek would know my name or my mother's name, paramjit, or my brother kamal's name. my brother is here with me today. as you all know, on sunday, august 5, a white supremacist, fueled by hatred, walked in with a loaded gun. he killed my mother while she prayed. he shot and killed men. all of them are fathers, and all of them had a turban like me. now, you know their names. this was not supposed to be our american story. this was not my mother's dream. my parents brought us to america in 2004. i was only 10 years old. like many other immigrants, they wanted us to have a better life, a better education, in the land of the free and the land of diversity. it was a tuesday, two days after my mother was killed, my brother and i ate the leftovers of the last meal that she made for us. there was a type of south asian flatbread. she had made these from scratch the last night, the night before she was died. along with the last part of the food was that this was our last meal made by our mother's hands that we would ever eat in our lifetime. my mother was a brilliant woma

agencies have no idea how many thousands -- tens of thousands of pages of regulation will come up kamalexchanges will work. it's the worst possible time to be completely revamping whether you support the measure or not. the health care system in this country. i do suggest one of the quickest ways we could start this economy turning in the opposite direction but not to repeal although i support that, but at least it for the implementation of this health care -- this health care lot which is a bureaucratic boondoggle until such time as the unemployment rate is under control. see down by 2% because i cannot tell you how many small businesses i visited over the last two years he said were running second shares and kerchiefs over time because we have no idea what the payroll plan will be even if we have less than 50 employees. it's an enormous element of uncertainty that represents federalization of a fifth of our entire u.s. economy. it is a move in the wrong direction and i do have specific ideas about how we could've done it better. >> i'm sorry, can i just jump in there because as a smal

knew richard holbrooke knew that the hurricane hit pakistan and there was a set of very ambitious kamal of government if you will pools and structures that were put in to try to build a long-term commitment to pakistan. i use long term advisedly. the counter-terrorism effort, post september 11th. by its very nature, by almost the element of the way people understand was by its nature short-term. good to kill bad guys. this was to balance that short-term set of needs, american safety, the safety of our troops in afghanistan, the safety of the pakistani people got to balance that with a commitment to long-term stability and division, if you will, a common vision of long-term stability. it seems naive now after we've gone through the ensuing years, but i do believe that was done in good faith. in fact, there were many of the pakistan decide who gambled that it was going to work. those with the people. whenever you think of their ability as statesmen, with every take of their governments qualities, there was an element, a true, i believe, attempts to try to forge a new relationship, a strat