details have emerged about the fbi's efforts to turn muslim americans living abroad into government informantspose a in mother jones magazine chronicles the story of an american named naji mansour were, after he refused to become an informant while living in kenya. he saw his life and family's life turned upside down. he was detained, repeatedly interrogated, and ultimately forced into exile in sudan, unable to see his children for years. he ended up spending 37 days in a prison in sudan. after he was released, fbi agents approached him again. this time, naji mansour decided to record the conversation. during the call, the agent informs him he may be hit by a car. on thursday, the recording was published by mother jones. >> if you had any business going on today or anything like that, you will find out how miniscule and worthless it was compared to this fork in the road. >> what are you talking about? come out and say, what fork in the road are you talking about? >> i don't care, i'm getting out of here. when i tell somebody, if you crossed the street without looking, you will get run over, th

. >> as a muslim american, did you feel that they managed to capture the feeling of conclusiveness? and that night, we watched saying what happened here is a terrible wrong that must never happen again. >> it was beautifully done, and the focus was clearly on the families, the celebration of humanity, the firemen who were trapped themselves and got out and we want in to help others. i'm glad we didn't get into the issues -- >> it's not a day for controversy. >> it's a day for healing for the families and other americans. it's still raw for many of us, and i was surprised by how raw it was for me. watching the video, and other people, the same reaction in the home. the story of the young man, he wasn't a first responder at all, but he gave his life-saving people. young man with the red bandanna. and the first responders who ran into the building, knowing that they may never come out of t for americans today. and so i can't wait to go to the museum myself, and i'm sure that i'll have to fight the tears as i walk through the walls of that museum. >> thank you for being with us today. a

it was an anti-muslim american-made video. before our eyes, the terrorists become the victims, and the american victims become irrelevant. the president repeats the fiction on "the view," on" david letterman," at the u.n. >> the future must not belong to those who slander islam. >> you even take an ad out to apologize to the muslim world. >> since our founding, the united states has been a nation that respect all faiths. we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. but there is absolutely no justification to this type of senseless violence. none. >> in fact, to add insult to injury, you condemn anyone who says something negative about islam. mr. president, it's not about them. it's about us. you represent us. you're supposed to protect us. instead of condemning the terrorists, you criticized free speech. i don't even think you believe in the first amendment. and you're certainly not a man of your word. >> there should be no doubt that we will be relentless in tracking down the killers and bringing them to

compromised if the police department exaggerates its effort at hurting muslim informants avourneen from new york. archie. one american muslim advocate told us the n.y.p.d. has been wasting taxpayer dollars by profiling and recruiting informants while failing to make a single terror arrest. the problem is at the end of the day. if american muslims or muslims in new york are being looked at simply because of religious affiliation that is. an american or opinion but it's also bad police work you know there weren't any real counterterrorism arrests that were. all the informant being sent so it's really a waste of taxpayer dollars not really please good work that's going to keep. the new york safer. ukraine's political deadlock has caved to military might sharply focused on the rest of the but what's really driving the ongoing military offensive and the support he was getting from abroad will bring you the details shortly. costs revolution fears are weeknight in the via after a rogue military general stages a deadly assault in the city of benghazi. portugal's managed to make it through three years of being in a sterile th

sometimes muslims, hispanics, african americans. if you are a bigot, you are a bigot. today, it's you. tomorrow, maybe me. so we've always known that the level of bigotry is out there is not only directed at us. it's directed at the other. whoever the other is in that society and whoever they feel would be politically expedient to 6 out. >> given those various strong passionate views that you have, it struck a lot of people as surprising when 51 park place, the muslim center was set to open two and a half blocks from ground zero. it was supposed to be a mosque at a community center and you opposed it. how come? >> i didn't oppose it. people didn't bother to read what we said. >> what did you say? >> our statement basically said they have a right. they have a legal right. they have a constitutional right. they have exhausted all of the vehicles to establish their right. but just because you have the right doesn't necessarily mean that it's the right thing to do. we raised the question: if this is -- park 51 was supposed to be anitiave of reconciliation, opening bridges

his own actions and going after innocent american muslims is really be extremely counterproductive. just finally and i have to ask you to be brief i'm afraid why has this story there's several stories we talked about nine cases i have to understand other four people have also filed lawsuits why do we see so little coverage of this in the u.s. media. well the u.s. media is less and less inclined to do investigative reporting we have a conglomerate now oligarchies of major media and that's the problem we have no sources in the united states very few sources in the united states that are really investigative reporting as glenn greenwald recently said we turned out it's like al-jazeera russia today other international agencies to cover this war is american media is in the hands of major corporations and they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them that attorney of law thomas nelson of thomas h. nelson and associates thank you so much for joining us tonight it's been a real pleasure thank you. and they get you for being in the now you can write me at a now are today and remember you

muslim civil rights groups say gealear and her allies distort islam, but agitate for religious conflict. >> the hate atmosphere that they generate leads to vandalism of mosques and discrimination against american muslims and harms the society. hate is core osive to any society. that is what pamela gealear is promoting. >> reporter: the anti-islamic ads have application upped the freedom of speech. washington's transportation authority tried to turn town previous ads, but as public property the buses were not subject to political censorship. the council on american islamic relations response to the ad - free copies for the koran for anyone to examine the message for themselves. >>> now, the authorship of a great rock composition is disputed in a court of law. [ ♪ music ] >>> rock band led zeppelin is accused of copying parts of its 1971 classic "stairway to heaven" from this [ ♪ music ]. >> that was a 1968 hit "torrs" plays by spirit. members of led zeppelin denied the accusation. both touring in the u.s. >> when people used to be arrested and charged with serious crimes against the united states and it's people, the next stop used to be a courtroom in the united states. after this latest terro

the council on american islamic relations claims to be a pro-american group fighting for muslim rights executive directors tweeting yesterday, how does one balance being pretty staunchly antiwar while honoring those who died in the military? that's on memorial day, tweeted that. brian morrow is a national security analyst for the clarion project and says this kind of deception has always been part of care's secret strategy. hard to even read that tweet on a day that is so meaningful for those who sacrificed their lives. what was your reaction and what do you mean by secret strategy of care? >> it was incredibly offensive and it's especially offensive to muslims and non-muslims that serve in the u.s. military. that's just one of the several tweets that i wrote about in my article. there is other ones. openly questioning whether it's right to honor soldiers that were killed in wars that they disagree with. these officials have a consistent pattern of depicting american soldiers as being the murderers of muslims while being occupiers. what about the fact that millions of muslims are now a

steps in to help track down hundreds of girls held captive by muslim extremists in nigeria. four americans were killed in benghazi and they have not been brought to justice. is the best of u.s. resources? we'll have analysis. >> some choose not to be satisfied and choose to not move forward. i do not believe there is any reason for it to continue in this way. >> hillary clinton says there's no need for any more benghazi hearings. is she worried about what might be uncovered? we'll debate it tonight. >>> you guys think it's just a rouse? >> there are other ways. >> watters picks up nudity week and gets down to its bare essentials. >> women feeling bad about their weight. >> you don't need to do that. >> caution, you are about to enter the spin zone and the factor begins right now. >>> hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. hillary clinton in nigeria. that is the talking point memo. it was 3 1/2 weeks ago when more than 300 nigerian girls were kidnapped from the group boko haram. politicians and celebrities began speaking out about the need to hel

the problem is at the end of the day is it from if american muslims or muslims in new york are being looked at simply because of religious affiliation or leave this. un-american in our opinion but it's also bad police work you know there weren't any real counterterrorism arrest that were me. all these informers being sent into mobs so it's really a waste of taxpayer dollars it's not really police good police work that's going to keep this isn't that new york any safer. portugal's managed to make it through three years of being in a sterile down it has become the second e.u. nation state after island to reach the end of its international bailout conditions but the portuguese people aren't quite yet in the mood for celebration and many are much poorer than before on paper it looks promising the government's touting a return to growth a little unemployment's a lingering at around fifteen percent at this point a lasting economic recovery is still way off and it will take more of reforms for the banks to start lending again while there's been a shock point seven percent and drop in g.d.p.

hurting muslim informants avourneen from new york. american muslim and human rights advocates would lead to told us the controversial practice as all make in new york a better place and a waste of taxpayers' money. the problem is every day is it from if american muslims or muslims in new york are being looked at simply because there is really asian. leave this. one america in our opinion but it's also bad police work you know there weren't any real networks here are the rest that will be . all forms being sent mobs so it's really a waste of taxpayer dollars that really believes that this work is going to keep this is the new york city. and libya a rogue military general stages a deadly assault i hate revolutions fears are ignited in the country after the attack killed dozens in the city of benghazi. portugal has become the second e.u. nation to shake off the shackles of the international bailout program but even though three years of the harshest austerity are formally over economist at loggerheads whether there's reason to celebrate and here

some anise believe that there's potentially up to seventy who've gone on the bike it within the american muslim community there just really isn't necessarily an appetite for in the vigils to go out there whether it's because they're necessarily more integrated and more economic opportunities on and also the united states or the fbi is was local law enforcement if they see anybody trying to go their whole set up a sting operation similar to how they might do with somebody who's selling drawings are within prostitution and all rest the person ahead of time before they even get over there so there's some preventative measures in that way but ultimately i want to get onto the sting operations in a minute to just one question about the biggest known european group of jihadists which according to the report said. you will reach the eccentric king's college london is a sound he's now up on the saudis were steam age of blue backed him on a essentially a helping the syrians who wanted to go on. will the saudis are the top line because they view themselves as sort of that of the islamic world in many way

now, the national spokesperson for muslim community usa and author of dem demystifying, islam and dr. judy zasser and author of "battle for the soul of islam, americanto save his faith." let me start with you, you are somebody whose views care and others have credit sized and don't like your points of view on these matters and they are one of the groups that is objecting to this film. it's not opened to much fanfare. we went out and spoke to people and nobody is complaining about the word jihad and islamist and people like harris will tell us it's offensive. your position on why its not. >> it's not offensive megyn, because, come on, now, we're 13 years post 9/11 and you see what happened in egypt with the islamist taking over and iran with the islamist subject and boca haram and al qaeda and them woke up the threat to al qaeda and the bigger threat and groups like care about to keep america in the dark and keep muslims from fighting this war within the house of islam, claim that they are victims and their operation is to be up front for the islamist movement and the organization of corporation that wants to suffocate muslims from having this debate

compromised if the police department excel or rates its effort at hurting muslim informants of reading from new york. why american muslim advocate told us the n.y.p.d. has been a wasting taxpayer dollars by a profiling and recruiting informants while failing to make a single terror arrest the problem is it is it from it's a mere. and muslims or muslims in new york are being looked at simply because religious affiliation only is this. un-american in our opinion but it's also bad police work you know there weren't any real counterterrorism arrest that were me. all these forms being sent to us so it's really a waste of taxpayer dollars it's not really police good police work that's going to keep of the systems of new york any safer now let's go to some other stories from around the world there have been twenty explosions in kenya's capital at least ten people have died in one of the blast struck a minibus near a market the second occurred near by officials say two suspects have been arrested in connection with the blast candy is on high alert groups operating in neighboring somalia. bosnia and serbia are suffering t

the no fly list to coerce people into working for them they're also straight up making other american muslims lives a living hell an exposé written by men in mother jones magazine called this american refused to become an f.b.i. informant and then the government made his family's life hell tells the story of an american man named months or months or is as american as you can get born and raised in the u.s. and a fervent fan of dayshift hell and to picture corps and he's lived everywhere from england to nairobi but finally settled in dubai in two thousand and eight to work for a tech company now while visiting his mother in nairobi and sort came into contact with two men he barely knew who were later the plotting terrorism stripped of their u.k. citizenship and killed via u.s. drone and because of his innocent and innocuous interaction with these men mom source house was raided his possessions stolen he was detained and interrogated about his ties to any terrorist activity but since he had no criminal background or real relation of these men he was eventually let go of being a family man in pr

steps in to help track down hundreds of girls held captive by muslim extremists in nigeria. four americansustice. is the best of u.s. resources? we'll have analysis. >> some choose not to be satisfied and choose to not move forward. i do not believe there is any reason for it to continue in this

muslim sifrl right grums say they're distorting islam but agitating religious conflict. >> the hate atmosphere that they generate leads to things like vandalism of mosques and discrimination against american muslims. it harms our society. hate is kroecorrosive to any society. that's what she's promoting. >> reporter: they draw disapproval but enjoy protection under the u.s. constitution's first amendment provision of freedom of speech. washington's transportation authority tried to turn down a previous set of anti-islamic ads by her group, but a federal court ruled as public property the buses kooncould not be subj the to political censorship. the response to geller's ads? free copies of the koran for anyone to examine the message for themselves. tom abbinger, al jazeera, washington. >>> syria's war has had a huge impact on its tiny neighbor of lebanon. it has the highest proportion of refugees in the world. lebanon is hosting more than 1.1 million syrian refugees in the country of 4.5 million people. the influx of refugees has rattled the nation's economy and doubled the unemployment rate. the world bank says the war will have cost lebanon more than $7.5 billion by the end of 2014. in le

the slaves and that whole of course continues to this day from how we treat much members of the muslim american community to immigrants from mexico to the a.t.v. ride over sacred native american sites the white eurocentric culture that has been in america since the days of columbus continues to rear its ugly. for america to live up to the values we claim to espouse we must respect and embrace all cultures cultures and societies and our media should identify and shame ugly americans like bundy and his a.t.v. buddies for what they are the american taliban. and that's the way it is tonight monday may second two thousand and fourteen and don't forget democracy begins when you tell your. world. it's technology innovations called elites developments from around russia. that's huge you're covered. join me. for impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on the best and only. one of the one you're going to like to call it face the same time you know about. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. coming up on our t.v. and r.j. employee cov

away with silencing some like me, they will silence other people and their real target isn't americans, muslimsceful, non-violent muslims they want to instill fear in. >> i want to tell the viewers, the museum is standing behind debra and have no plans to dismiss her. we'll be right back. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. >>> that's little willow smith while parents are under investigation. reports say family services got involved after a photo went viral showing the 13-year-old willow laying in bed with a 20-year-old man. >> he's the best friend of willow's older brother, 15-year-old jiden smith. the picture shows willow fully dressed laying on a bed with

we gave morsi, the former head of the muslim brotherhood, we gave him f-16s, $1.5 billion and americanks. this is a guy that referred to the israelis descendants as apes and pigs. >> that's a different time frame. morsi elected by the egyptian people elected by -- >> giving tanks and money -- >> but don't distort it -- >> give him tanks and jets and money. >> you're distorting the timeline to make your point and that doesn't help you. i'm on your side when it comes to let's call these people -- >> this is what this president did. this administration -- >> i think any president would have said we want a relationship with egypt and want influence if they elect morsi. look, of course -- >> the relationship without giving them an f-16, juan. >> juan, you're missing -- >> our friend and ally and work with us -- >> we got to go, guys. >> you're missing the bigger issue, the battle against political islam that this administration continues to cower from and too fearful to take on. >> that's why we went and got the bad guys. we go after people -- >> not a military people. it's a battle. >> com

we treat members of the muslim american community the immigrants from mexico to the a.t.v. ride over sacred native american sites the white eurocentric culture that has been in america since the days of columbus continues to rear its ugly head. for america to live up to the values we claim to espouse we must respect and embrace all cultures cultures and societies and our media should identify and shame ugly americans like t.v. bodies for what they are the american taliban. and that's the way it is tonight monday may second two thousand and fourteen and don't forget democracy begins with you your. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate such that was funny but it's closer to the truth than the might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. to be coming back . at our teen years we have a different pretty. good because the news of the world just is not this funny i

. >> and every muslim taxi driver and every american taxi driver drives in the bike lane but city bike put those bikes around and bloom hed decided it was a good idea, people are going to die from that. they wear those euro trash outfits. >> they actually follow the rules. we're tawling about bikers who don't follow the rules. they are finally getting ticketed. >> alec baldwin contributes to the definition he says about new york. you don't think he's part of the carnival snm. >> he said to the police, how young are these police? don't they know who i am? the they should know who he is. >> i'm glad the cops arrested him for this. the bike thing scares me. i'm a nervous wreck in new york city. if you let the little stuff go then all the big things end up becoming worse so what they are doing here is saying you can't go the wrong way on fifth avenue and also it's notid law. it's for his own safety. if he really cares about his wife and daughter he won be going the wrong way anyway. >> do you wear the bike shorts anyway? >> no. venttle and even worse is those guys who go on penny kabs. my

does spend that much time in america because he doesn't like the politics especially being a muslim black american muslim he feels like. he's able to be freer in other places besides the united states and he's become more politically active as he's grown older you always heard in his lyrics but you know back then there was still lyrics about other day he had missed that body and soul is like that he won't really hear themselves from him which is part of the reason why i changed the name of as an artist i'm completely inspired by him. in terms of his his sure vision of what he should be saying and what this platform has grown grown men now we started this we were little kids but what we can be saying has grown men i mean it's very clear vision about it very very inspirational and i can't notice but the top black artist in america beyonce as much as i love her music jay z. it just seems like they're at the white house every week and hanging out obama does the marriage between the musical and political establishment worry you. oh no not at all i mean beyond saying you know barack obama you know wheth

river and the wise rock, so say the asian, the hispanic, the jew, the african, the native american, the sioux, the muslim, the french, the greek, the irish, the rabbi, the priest, the sheikh, the gay, the straight, the preacher, the privileged, the homeless, the teacher, they all hear the speaking of the tree. >> amazing, just think of the ripple effects of her words. and just as we look back at her life, angelo appeared in the hit tv series "roots," and her list of accolades grew from there. she received a medal of freedom from president obama as well as winning grammys and emmys. she died at her home in winst winston-sal winston-salem, north carolina, where she taught at wake forest since 1982. angelou was 86 years old. >>> let's talk about women a little more and talk about the most powerful women in the world. "forbes" annual list is out, and some of the top names may not surprise you. imf managing director christine lagarde at number five, the president of brazil is fourth while melinda gates sits at number three. janet yellen is second on this list. and at number one, german chancellor angela merke

muslims. and honoring a nation's heroes. >> these americans have done their duty, they ask nothing more than our country does ours. >> axelrod: david martin on how arlington is keeping a solid commitment. captioning sponsored by cbs

>> east lansing, michigan, a bullet hits the home of an arab american. >> i hope every arabic dies. >> signs posted offering help for muslims afraid to leave their homes because of hate crimes. >> seventh generation american. i love this country. no one can do that to us. no one. they don't deserve to be in our country. they shouldn't be here. >> mark strawman of texas who had been in and out of prison and bounced between jobs watched the aftermath of 9/11 unfold. >> in the month of after 9/11 fuelled by reruns that he was watching, that we were all watching seeing the plane over and over again hit that tower, i think something clicked in him that was -- this is what i'm here to do. >> a journalist came across a story of stroeman and turned it into a book. "the true american, murder and mercy in." >> he was convinced he had to do something. >> what does he do? >> he gets into his thunderbird, goes to several gas stations -- three in the dallas area, walks in to the mini mart in each station. seeing a brown-skinned man in each case behind the counter, shoots him point blank range. >> he killed two men. >> two of them die on

so that's what the founders be to get into a blast making them i think americans need for hindus and muslims upright seat lay catholics intestines of biking team. they rate in ogden and tilting may not be they see it has been going on i did not. i mean i did not speak to you tied to things happening just down many to stay behind the security deed and what it was abandoning its common name in any of the beagle. i tossed and much of the night is tonight at seven eight season. so i'm getting it. she has given me for whatever reasons. he made every day she was the one who was plucked from me. she was a torture house late but with an independent adult she wasn't liking booming together and she never had a fab off enough at the twenty ninth of august at the look in them and i'm expecting good things in check. our duty to question who would look like her husband dna to look like and be in a suit is the one with goodies for dancing and put em up because none of us and how it would take up my guard is nothing comes for me. i mean anybody to tell them that the idea benning ga to keep its uses the driv

the story had that huge impact in america because this was not spying on muslims and muslim countries for which americans are easily able to ignore, dismissed, or justify, but spying on americans domestically. the second story which i think was probably even more responsible for the worldwide explosion was the prism program because he revealed facebook and google and yahoo! and skype and microsoft were directly cooperating with the nsa in all sorts of extensive ways to ensure easy nsa access to the communication said take laced through those companies. the reason it was so significant is because unlike the nsa story of 2005 that involved at&t and sprint and verizon, u.s. domestic telephone companies am a internet companies are the primary needs of the entire first world, for lack of a better term, using to communicate. even lots of people in developing countries who are now looking to these companies as the primary means. you are not just talking about one country, but hundreds of millions, probably billions of people around the world who use these companies. to learn the nsa had invaded the systems to s

adviser prepared susan rice for the sunday talk shows where she blamed an anti-muslim internet video for the death of four americans. >> if this is not a smoking gun proving beyond any doubt that the story told by the administration about benghazi was politically motivated and fabricat fabricated, nothing will ever prove that. >> reporter: among more than 100 pages of documents obtained by judicial watch as part of a federal lawsuit is an e-mail from ben rhodes, adviser for strategic communicationings. rose writes to a dozen of the administration circle, including spokesperson jay carney, that one of the goal is to underscore that the protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failed policy. >> the goal of the white house was to do one thing, primarily, which was to make the president look good. blame it on the video and not on the president's policies. >> reporter: the e-mail was significant because it was not part of the 100 pages of e-mails released last may by the administration and conflicted with the available intelligence, a point rein foreinforced with congressional testimony. >> was it a vi

muslims. and honoring a nation's heroes. >> these americans have done their duty, they ask nothing more than our country does ours. >> axelrod: david martin on how arlington is keeping a solid commitment. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, scott is off tonight. this is our western edition of the broadcast. on this memorial day, santa barbara remembered the victims of a killing rampage. six people, all students at the university of california santa barbara, were stabbed or shot to death. tomorrow, classes will be canceled for a service. one of the makeshift memorials. this one near the scene of one of the shootings on friday night. this is a tragedy with no shortage of warning signals. and the question being raised tonight: were they missed? we have team coverage tonight beginning with danielle nottingham. danielle? >> reporter: jim, police had contact with elliot roger three times over the last year. but district attorney joyce dudley ere was nothing in those incidents or a series of internet videos that signal

muslim civil rights groups say gellar and her allies are not only distorting islam, but advocating religious conflict. >> the hate atmosphere that they generate leads to things like vandalism of mosques and discrimination against americanslims, and it harms our society. hate is corrosive to any society and that's what pamela gellar is promoting. >> the ads have drown disapproval but enjoy protection under the u.s. constitutions first amendment provision of freedom of speech. >> the transportation authority tried to turn down a previous set of islamic ads by the group, as public property, the buses could not be subject to political censorship. >> the council on american islamic relations response to the ads, free copy of the koran to examine the message for themselves for anyone. >> the previous ad put a quote from the koran over the burning word trade center towers. it ran on d.c. city buses in 2012. >> the class of 2014 accepting their diplomas going into the real world as one of the most in debted classes ever. >> they walk away with an average student loan debt of $30,000, raising questions about whether a higher education is worth the financial burden. den. chasing bail only on al jazeera america >> i istanbul, it

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and you know, it's not just americans or non-muslims who cannot conceive of something like this. as a muslim am outraged. and it is unconscionable, chris -- >> is this islamic law or is it tribal rule? >> it is tribal rule. it is tribal rule. look, i'm a muslim. i know that there is nothing, absolutely nothing in the koran about stoning women. i also have half my family who comes from the border of india and pakistan. i know how strong and smart the women of that part of the world are. and chris, women deserve better. all human beings deserve better. >> let me go to bobby ghosh and i'll come back to earshot. what do you make of the guys who sit around and watch this thing, they did nothing? >> it is part of the tribal culture. most of the people in her family had come in from the tribes. they didn't live in the city. one of the most shocking aspects of this is that apparently some policemen were within -- were able to see this take place and did not intervene. if there is any good news to be drawn from this, it is that if judging by the response in pakistan, this has gotten a lot

>> no, no, what does he mean by american exceptionalism. he stands up like muslims and talks about having a pen. that means he'll over ride the constitutional when he likes. american exceptionalism does he like free market capitalism? no, he detests it. does he like individual liberty and success? no he attacks it. american exceptionalism, somebody who wants to transform america doesn't believe america is an exceptional place at all, so that's just all bull. >> all right. so let me go to the va scandal because we have veterans dying, we now know this is multiple states, institutionalized, that executives are doing this for their bonuses and the inspect tomorrow general now confirming that vets wait listed to death, literally. that's his own report that came out today. my question is, where is the sense of urgency? maybe in the age where a government can set up a hot line or website, i don't know. if i were president and i'm not, first thing i would do is have a 1800 number, any vet that needs immediate care call this number, you'll be treated within 24 hours, 48 hou