you're saying a muslim, a muslim who is born here, whose mother and father are born here, he or she is? seems to me you are betraying one of the fundamental principles of the french republic. the republic is supposed to be blind to religion or to any cultural or special identity. every citizen of the republic is supposed to be equal, and you are suggesting to me that muslim members of the republic are not quite as equal as others. you talk a lot about history and the history of france. and, forgive me, i don't mean this to sound rude at all, but you are an old man now. you're 87 years old, still going strong, but you're an old man, and some people say that there is a generational issue here, and this comes back to you and marine because you tend to look back. your politics was formed in world war ii and the decolonisation and the algerian war, and that is your context and your history. but that is not the context of most french people today, who are a lot younger than you. and you refuse to call... you refuse to call... yes. and you, you are so obsessed with it, you refuse to call mars

now, muslim leaders and scholars are doing the same.nt option — effectively giving birth to him twice. he was removed from the womb at 27 weeks for an operation to help reduce his spina bifida. baby luca was then born naturally — atjust under nine months. leanne rinne has the story. meet cheeky little luca. he's just turned two and his favourite thing to do is play peek—a—boo. again! his parents were told early on during pregnancy that luca had spina bifida, which is when a baby's spine and spinal cord doesn't develop properly in the womb. at first, they thought terminating the pregnancy was their best option. 0n the day that we were going to go through with termination, instead, we had a scan and luca's foot was moving and his toes were moving as well. and they brought all the doctors in to have a look which, for us two, we were just like, well, why are we going to terminate if...? because that shouldn't have happened. like, for what they were telling us. and then they spoke to us about surgery, how it would work, and we thought that w

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but do muslims...s at venice film festival, and they would ask me questions, and then once the mic was switched off, they'd say, "yeah, we're really worried about what's happening "in our country — we're not allowed to be on social media." you're not allowed to have a personal opinion any more. you have to sign a contract when you work for organisations to never have a personal opinion. so, for you, what next then? i've got lots of projects that i'm working on, but honestly, it was one of those things where it made me really think about the business and think, "do i want to make films?" you know, why should i carry on working in an organisation or an industry that doesn't support you when things like this happen, when you have worked with them and they know you personally over decades? it's been an interesting time, so i will keep doing my thing. i'm quite happy to not have a boss, not have anyone like harvey weinstein, not have any organisation who tells me what i can do, can't do, what films i should

this is where we are taking we are group of muslims, former muslims jews, christians people live in butedom and this is where i think the trump administration can help lead not only as we seal the border but create a pro americanism. >> is is so crucial what you are saying. it is actually very exciting. i have known you a long time i know you been involved in these efforts a long time. we are now going to have a president who can embrace these efforts. they help promote and give voice and give official sanctions to people like you in organizations pro- american pro liberty need muslims like you who are out there and reject the terrorists and the terrorism. in fact i suspect you get a lot of threats from these groups, don't you? >> absolutely. they know what the real threats are which are the ideas of liberty and life as you know. and ultimately this is their biggest threat to their existence. israel is fighting on the front lines against a radical groups and we are fighting here domestically at universities, against a collectivist tribal mindset of identity politics ann dei woke is in.

she called on the muslim world to show true leadership on the issue.egime as perpetrators of gender apartheid. do not legitimise them. do not make compromises on ourfaith. 0ur reporter, azadeh moshiri, is at the conference in the pakistan capital and sent this report. the muslim world league and pakistan's education minister have told us that the taliban government were invited, but they did not attend this summit. when we spoke to the head of the muslim world league that is directly with the taliban government, he said, they speak to everyone and that there was no solid evidence in islam to bar girls from education. when approached, the taliban declined to comment to the bbc. had they attended the last two days, they would have been in the same room as malala yousafzai. this is one of a handful of trips she's made to the country since 2012. back then, she was a young girl riding a school bus when she was shot by the pakistani taliban. she was targeted because she spoke out about girls education. now, muslim leaders and scholars are doing the same. 0ur

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but they were unable to make the subs growing us and muslims happy. the, the will contain the interests and make relations in bosnia and herzegovina, of always being complex. most local science, converted to islam under the ottoman empire. since when they've consider themselves a separate nation, when it was us, love you under cried president tito, whose limbs were officially granted the status of a nation. in his view, this maintain the balance of power and sauce piece between orthodox subs. capital across most of them was the products store back in as it was a send a list and when you did the yours and i confused by it, the model of the chapter back. so most of the maintenance on a, so i'm not in this to move which by slowing them, like i totally completed the, the muslims belonging to a religion was spelled lowercase subs in crime. it's got a capitalized, it was seen as human, the i think we have both in the x, the titular nation of bosnia and herzegovina was a capital less of the 1992 to $95.00 will have numerous starting points. when you go sligh

blocked arrived and majority muslim countries and the alliances that he couldn't do that in his own country. he would be surveilled, he would be photographed, he would be tracked. he was there with all kinds of other people protesting against this policy with his sign. they made cardboard signs at home and ran down to the airport and he had been ambivalent after 9/11, the rise of anti-muslim feeling, and he said he felt very american at that moment. the freedom to protest, the freedom to be seen in public, opposing the government and government policy. and his son is now in the maryland national guard. host: our guest this morning, ray florida -- ray suarez, author of the book "we are home: becoming american in the 21st century: an oral history." part of our holiday authors series this week. also the host of shifting ground with ray suarez. we're talking about immigration and immigration policy. republicans dial in at (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. democrats, (202) 748-8000. we are going to get to your calls and just a minute.

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the muslim was known as buzz me. x and the correlations took a full part. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a sub wedding, tante was bolting this, being flag in downtown san diego, when it was fund owned by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the sub family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnians bleed rather than carriage. the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they'd been waiting for. that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sorry, april barricades appeared, and the masked man stoked the streets from his hub. but the holiday inn, rather than carriage which oversold the action. this room room 5 to the suite was also used by the other one cottage as the leader of the serbian democratic party. last yes, he lived here with his family in this sweet cottage, his wife and his 2 children. and they stayed here until the shoo

muslims were among the first victims just as they were in subsequent terror attacks in paris and thereme together to condemn the absolute barbarity of what happened, no matter what the background. two things can be true at the same time and in line with all civilised notions of free speech it had always been perfectly acceptable to condemn terrorist atrocities while also describing a lot of charlie hebdo's output is not just unfunny but also criminal. there were many people who were incensed at the way that figures like the prophet muhammad were depicted in a series of cartoons as figures of ridicule, the prophet muhammad was linked to all kinds of acts of evil in a manner that can only be described as violent and indeed pornographic and, dare i say, in breach of hate laws that were never upheld. very ordinary muslims, including poor immigrants, were being demonised as well and in a way that subjected them to attacks. we can see the live pictures of president macron greeting people at the scene. i remember from the time, the days after, they shocked the whole world. there became the i

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now, muslim leaders and scholars are doing the same. taking control of it — and his son donald trumpjunior flying in for a four and a half hour visit. greenland's geographical position between the us, europe and russia means it has huge value — in terms of security and natural resources. the island has had a troubled history with denmark, which first colonised it 300 years ago. our special correspondent fergal keane has been talking to greenlanders about what they want for their future. it is one of the world's last wild frontiers. glimpsed in the short winter sunlight, we're travelling into a place of pristine beauty. this place is so remote that it's hard to imagine it as the front line of a major geopolitical row. but up and down this fjord and isolated settlements, and across the island of greenland, they're talking about trump. but again and again, i would hear this is their land. welcome to...home! angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world,

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are terrorists, muslims are bad," i feel really heartbroken.all. >> reporter: four years later. hello. >> hi. >> reporter: nice to see you again. they were teenagers in high school. >> hi. >> reporter: lovely to see you again. joe biden was about to become president. brian, good to see you again. looking back, brian told us his worries about president trump are overblown. >> i think he wasn't as bad as a president as i thought. >> reporter: hoping for change. >> my pressing issues are the pandemic and the black lives matter movement. >> reporter: norah was still scared. >> personally i've been living in fear, as a muslim woman. >> reporter: today, the children we first spoke to our young adults, they are in college, first-time voters, and donald trump's president again. >> i attended the university of maryland baltimore county and i'm starting economics. >> reporter: sana voted for kamala harris. what worries you today? >> one of the issues that worries me the most, women's rights. when roe v. wade roe v. wade was overturned, it was really scar

and i thought, is that because of your muslim population?ana mahmood, has made exactly the same decision, because in the muslim population, life is precious, life is sacred, and they're absolutely opposed to it. >> yeah. i think with wes streeting on assisted dying, a lot of it had to do with the fact that his would be the lead department to try and sort it out. so that caused caused a number of problems. i mean, it may well be a conscious decision to that's what mps are facing on this one. and so on. on the particular thing with the muslim council, they were the government cut all ties with them originally because of their because of alleged support for violence against israel. right. theidea violence against israel. right. the idea of actually getting involved with your muslim community within a constituency. i don't see a problem with that. what we're talking about here is that obviously in stephen timms case, it's a question of whether or not he should actually be at an embassy. >> but it does throw up how our democratic system can funct

president, how should we view the muslim brotherhood? pres. carter: i have known members of the muslim brotherhood because when i go to egypt and other places, i try to meet with all the political people. and they have played a small role -- they are well organized. they have ties to hezbollah in lebanon and also to hamas, whose headquarters are in syria and damascus, but who also have ties with gaza, they control gaza. i think that the muslim brother hood are not anything to be afraid of in the upcoming political situation or evolution that i see as most likely, because they will be subsumed in the overwhelming demonstration of desire for freedom and true democracy. and i would say a secular or nonreligious government that we saw in the demonstrations in the last three weeks. and although the muslim brotherhood might put together a party, public opinion polls that i have seen show that only about 15% of egyptians would support the muslim brotherhood. so they'll be one of many parties to run, and i don't think there's any likelihood at all of

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president, how should we view the muslim brotherhood? pres. carter: i have known members of the muslim brotherhood because when i go to egypt and other places, i try to meet with all the political people. and they have played a small role -- they are well organized. they have ties to hezbollah in lebanon and also to hamas, whose headquarters are in syria and damascus, but who also have ties with gaza, they control gaza. i think that the muslim brother hood are not anything to be afraid of in the upcoming political situation or evolution that i see as most likely, because they will be subsumed in the overwhelming demonstration of desire for freedom and true democracy. and i would say a secular or nonreligious government that we saw in the demonstrations in the last three weeks. and although the muslim brotherhood might put together a party, public opinion polls that i have seen show that only about 15% of egyptians would support the muslim brotherhood. so they'll be one of many parties to run, and i don't think there's any likelihood at all of

charges for met, that the greek speaking christians had to leave this region while the greek speaking muslims now there are only a few mountain villages where people still speak romanian. like sy, raj village where i visit for omega speakers, immune an extra one and her mom sent him to mas any. those 1st language is real makeup. she didn't learn turkish until the 1st grade is the 1st language that i called a couple words similar to modern green excel. oh, but then i was totally lost in update on best kids in the best car knowing the how many children, if you can get to the tray of 2 basic words that i could choose if i wanted to matt about color, i'm at a desk desk now the ultimate on policy says not so, so we're good enough. so she just started 20 law much have to jump on the shift you had to get speech about. you mentioned this trump present from utility to declutter desire to car motion structures. yeah. this has been really, really interesting. thank you so much for inviting me into your home. and also very interesting is that you are a singer and i would love to hear a song in your langu

for muslims and labor raping white children. this is not normal. he wrote an article in german and the german newspaper to promote a party aligned with neo-nazis. that's not normal. so i do think it is a mixture of the ideological radicalizing but also, let's be honest, these people are very rich people who want low taxes and very little regulation. the you stood up to him in a way that neither american political party has stood up to elon musk. donald trump is trying to make money out of the presidency. we know that. all these guys are in it for themselves at the end of the day. that is a guiding principle for all of them. but musk is running. you'll see how many of the investigations into his companies just go away. >> absolutely. the one thing that you do mention and that i think is important to note is that the eu, one of the things they are much stronger on the in the u.s. is, are rules about this information. and though it's not going to be as easy, he has been trying to break down those rules and has a map but that is a b

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the aiden's in the long in the organs doesn't matter to me unless or muslims, if i do that them is the will not, and it shows them many women and world turkey cover the head not only for religious reasons, the women wanted to show me the traditional style of the house in the area. really good. this is the black sea region known as white on, on legendary around turkey. they're also famously complicated. i tried my best to follow the lead dancer who calls out all the news the that concludes the end of our trip. i can't think of a better ending. i've had such a good time in this part of the blacks, the eating amazing food meeting. incredible people learning so much which part of my trip did you enjoy the most? letting me know in the comments and see you next time the to the points. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. donald trump's comments about annex saint raymond and canada suggests there's no back to business as usual in u. s. foreign policy. but are we entry a new era of american expansionism? joined us this week on to the point to the point the next on d. w p

communities. >> you mentioned going into predominately muslim neighbourhoods that you worked in. do we even know that he was even connected in that community? are we still in the post-9/11 era where we are going into muslim communities and assuming that people there need to be surveilled for terrorism when this terrorism is clearly happening in all kinds of different forms? including people who have absolutely no ties to muslim countries. >> sender lindsey graham is calling out the media. quote, as i watch coverage of this barbaric, cowardly attack that was isis inspired, it is disturbing how far america has drifted from the fact that we are in a state of war with radical islamic forces. coverage suggest that we are fighting a crime and that isis inspired attacks are mere criminal events top part of the larger war on terrorism. it is now time for america to realize that radical islamic directed or inspired attacks are acts of war, not part of a criminal enterprise. isis inspired radicals have been attacking our country for over a decade, claiming nearly 100 lives. it is time for

the muslim was known as both in the x and the correlations. took a full part. but the bosnian serbs launch the boy. you quoted the vote and rejected the yes result on the 1st of march. the same day as a wedding party was bolting this being flag in downtown san diego, when it was fund owned by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the groom's father. the sub family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h. q of the bosnians lead a rather than carriage. the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they'd been waiting for. that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sorry, april barricades appeared an um to mask man stokes. the streets mountain bell lives in north london. he left the bbc in 1997 to become a member of parliament. and his now with unicef ambassador, but to those who knew in both knew it always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because of wood already broken out. as in frank freebird daylight, we drove in from be

he writes, blaming muslims with palestinian flags of hunting down juice. i'm steadfast and in answer them in this story, we investigate how as well could easily control the narrative. and then madeline and how that scientist organizations have played a role and how framing violence as anti semitic immediately played into the anti immigration anti islam agenda of the government, which far reaching consequences amsterdam, a city full of jewish history. it's nickname malcolm is to your dashboard for safe haven reflecting how to suffer long had a prominent place here during that g occupation and the holocaust, most of the 80000 jewish residents of i'm so that where they pour to napa to return the most famous being 15 year old and frank, the dutch f long struggled with this dark past and the country's rule. only recently, the city opened to hold a customer to you, an inside that as far as the president, east architect. so, hosting the president of a country on trial for genocide at the court of justice and a cost outrage. zion is lovely group slashed out, sayin

trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporterts. >> for some reason, they felt that trump was the candidate for them. >> reporter: he proposes a muslim ban. >> yep. >> reporter: he claims that after 9/11, that arab americans in new jersey were celebrating. he's talking about mass deportation of millions of immigrants. >> yep. >> reporter: how do arab americans hear all that from him and still say, "that's my guy?" >> like most americans arab americans have very short-term memories. >> reporter: amer zahr is a palestinian stand-up comedian. he refused to vote for kamala harris. did you vote angrily? >> yes. yeah, i don't think there's anything wrong with that. the most important thing was them losing. so that we could make our presence known. >> reporter: so important, zahr says whatever comes next in the new trump era is worth the risk. >> we get it. we understand. anyone who has the solution that donald trump is going to bring anything good for the specific interests of our community, i think is lying to themselves. >> reporter:

vice of political story lines in the film industry bollywood is turning out suddenly veiled anti muslim films. and then there's in due to the pop music, catchy dance tune, sprinkled with lyrics about him, do supremacy songs that surely mowdy and his political cohorts. and many of the musicians involved are reaping the celebrity and financial benefits of jumping onto the b j piece bandwidth. the listening posts, i mean obviously robbie now on the music getting pumped out at the intersection of him, do nationalism and pop culture. the, the, this is, can he, i'm, it's in one of the ideas most of the listing goes, well, the kingdom however, me says, music isn't just, can do. it is interesting purely as a form of prayer or the show of devotion. this is political music. the song is the one that's pushed, can hear me sing into the top echelon as musicians, creating what is going in difficult. i'm panic tracks that celebrates the ideas and achievements of the kingdom. supremacist are right. we need to speak to somebody. this truck was because owed to one of the crowning villages achievements of

to the muslim world. we seek a new way forward based on mutual interest and mutual respect to those leaders around the globe who seek to sow conflict or blame their society's ills on west. know that your people will judge you on what you can build, not what you destroy. to those. to those who claim to power through corruption and deceit and the silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history, but that we will extend a hand if. you are willing to unclench your fist. to the people of poor nations. we pledge to work alongside you to make your farms flourish and let clean waters flowing to nourish starved bodies and feed hungry minds. and to those nations like ours that enjoy relative plenty, we say we can no longer afford indifference to the suffering outside our borders. nor can consume the world's resources without regard to effect. for the world has changed and we must change with it it. as we consider the road that unfolds before us. remember, with humble gratitude those brave americ