laura murphy, the aclu put out a report.particular, what liberties are you talking about reclaiming? >guest: we are talking about reclaiming our right to privacy, and equal protection under the law, reclaiming the right to for example not to be racially profiled or religiously profiled. muslims, arabs, south asians, sikhs have been under tremendous scrutiny by law-enforcement. there are 3 million in the united states. 1.3 billion muslims worldwide. 3 million muslims in the united states. i think we need to stop compounding the racial profiling that existed pre-9/11. it was bad when it was against african americans on interstate 95, and every credible study has shown it is ineffective. if you hang everybody, you are going to get the guilty. but that is not the american way. of the american way is you investigate people based on evidence that they are about to engage or are engaging in criminal activity. we are not for torture, for detaining people without giving them a right to trial, we are for making sure people have the fr

. >> this morning, laura murphy from the american civil -- american civil liberties union discusses civilsus security since 9/11.

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worldwide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years the one million euro laura bush promised her is come true. political miss murphy of the west. and so many others are. generally the serbian army. muggeridge here are the most stunning parties. top stories now the syrian forces launched the biggest sweep against protesters in the northwest with reports of several killed meanwhile russia the un to get the warring sides into talks to avoid a repeat of libya's. special forces to shoot a palestinian protesters as they prepare for the u.n. bid for independence. on jewish settlers in the west bank but the sole purpose is to prevent bloodshed. again. taking russia to court to force prices down. its ground on the already signed deal and consistent across reduction but it's so far refusing to make any concessions. that's it for me today. continues in the meantime cross-talk. digging into the money mountains of the wealthy here to debate next.

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