but in the united states, in murfreesboro at the time, murfreesboro had one pizza parlor, no bars. pizza parlor close at 9:00. the town is asleep. so far from the night being alive and social and from the, it was silent as a tomb. it was a day when americans were busy. so he became more and more alienated by america because it wasn't an arab country. and these are very small observation. these things by themselves do not make him a terrorist but it does set him at odds with the country. there's nothing that he did other than they can attend chapel service that made him part of its larger community. in fact, one of the things i've learned in writing "mastermind" was really nothing our civilian colleges to integrate foreign students, to explain this country to them. we take it for granted that everyone knows these things. when the fbi searched the car of the 9/11 hijackers left behind at dulles airport they found a small spiral bound notebook and a very careful arabic script there was a description explaining the differences between shampoo, conditioner and body wash. we think we are

prefer what he sees i picked him up at the airport outside of the virginia beach and durkan to murfreesboro and what he remembers years later the memory is khalid sheikh mohammed being surprised by what he saw and a first piece of the suppressed by the geography of the intense greenery when you see the trees in kuwait they are usually behind the walls and the privately-owned here they were just trees everywhere but more surprisingly and more strange and more off-putting than the trees or the people and what they were doing. they're sitting in lawn chairs on the front lawn visible from the road they're going out and playing with their kids taking a hose to the bushes outside the front window but what surprised him was so much of american family life happening in public and this is not the kind of thing that would happen in the arab world and the more time that he spent in north carolina, the more was persuaded americans are really backward. they did things that should be private and public the trust each other very quickly and they didn't go out at night. after dark is when most social occas

at night is when most sexual locations would happen but in the united states and in murfreesboro the time from 1983, 84, the head of one pizza parlor, no bars, the pizza parlor closed at 9:00. the town was asleep so far from the light being alive and social and friendly, it was sound, it was the day the americans were busy. so he became more and more alienated because it wasn't an arab country and these are very small observations. these things by themselves do not make him a terrorist but it does set him at odds with the country. there's nothing that they did other than make the chapel service that made him part of this larger community. and in fact one of the things i learned writing master mind this is nothing the civilian colleges do to integrate foreign students to explain the country to them. we take for granted everyone knows these things should. when the fbi searched the car of the hijackers left behind the airport they found a small notebook and in very careful arabic script there was a description explaining the difference between shampoo, conditioner and body wash. we thin

historically baptist in murfreesboro, north carolina. either the family has saved money or more likely the muslim brotherhood of kuwait agreed to sponsor him. he joined the muslim brotherhood after two of his older brothers at age 16. so he arrives in america at roughly 18 years old, and he is unprepared for what he sees. the man who picked him up at the airport outside virginia beach and drove him to murfreesboro. what he remembers years later, what he remembers is at his well being surprised by what he saw. surprised by the geography, the intense greenery. when you see trees in kuwait, there usually behind walls privately-owned. here they were everywhere, but more surprising and strange and off-putting than the trees were the people and what they were doing. they were sitting in lawn chairs on their front lawn, visible from the road. grilling and playing with children. taking a hose to the bushes outside the front window. what surprised him was so much of american family life happening in public. this is not the kind of thing that woul

how does murfreesboro look to you? >> i think it's going to look like before this whole thing started. i think it's going to die down, eventually, and i'm really hoping that some of our opposition -- i invite kevin fisher to the mosque whenever it's built and hopefully they'll see that there's really nothing see that there's really nothing to be afraid of. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, a man who wants to be our next president. >> we're going to win and i have no doubt about that. >> is jon huntsman the real deal? >> i was the only candidate who stood up on the debt ceiling debate and said this country shouldn't default. >> can a republican who favors civil unions to gay couples, favors evolution and global warming, but president obama's ambassador to china, buck the tea party time and be a serious candidate. >> i'm just going to stick laser like to the issues that are important to the american people right now and will be totally responsible for getting us back in the game. >> is jon huntsman the m