to destroy western civilization from within and the muslim arabs where i get anywhere where i have this is what a mass badly the most american society will get yes actually on your laurels other good it's on the muslim brotherhood it's on the muslim brotherhood website the muslim brotherhood probably for the most americans is i wasn't around so it wasn't a childhood it's i know the muslim brotherhood website listen to what i'm saying it's on the muslim brotherhood site that the met muslim american society is the public face a stablished by the muslim brotherhood if you're for ninety one ninety one these only ever a few that are you saying that's not years old it's not it's not one quote it's not an article please go into the evidence to show you i'm sorry i mean that i want to get this all over that you know you know there are let me get it right on that documentation because we can talk about the muslim brotherhood all we want we can but the greater issue at hand here too is pamela i also know that you're not a fan of building a mosque side of nine eleven there are still these are these issues that are coming up in different commun

muslim communities and engage them. we do with all communities. we actively seek ways in which american society can come together, as we have before. >> you mention law enforcement. there was a problem in a given case. local enforcement was in the loop. they went to someone in the muslim community and spoke to him, and he tipped off the person. that resulted in premature and to the investigation fortunately, it ended happily, but there was a misfire. the authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> we believe in the power of community policing. they work together with local trust and confidence getting built from the ground up. more broadly, how do we understand the threat when it is beginning to materialize? if someone is here, the time existing between when they might be moved to violence and actually taking the action might be but to the short, compared to if they had to travel from abroad. we need to know more, act wisely, remember norms and values that made this country great. we need to craft a strategy is working together. >> at the moment is a huge problem for your department, i

the muslim communities in this country bring a richness to our society, a commitment to the american way of life. there are larger communities within these communities within these communities exist. they all have to engage. we do not believe this is a problem you can simply arrest your way out of. it has to build -- be built on an engagement burd. based on the rule of law, all of the things we know. we need to remind ourselves that it is available for all americans. that is our concern. we rae a part of t hat. >> ove rhere. they asked earlier about earlier tools that you might need to fight the war on terror. if you look at the international threat that we deal with, n we withsa and cia. we have more capabilities monitor what is going on the with a possibly hope to have internally. internally, it seems a lot of our ability to detect a threat in the making comes from a tip, informant or because the terrace decided to reach out to someone foor because the decidey they wanted to have a vhs into a dvd. what other tools are there? we just looked at a bloody battle looking at fisa. >> thi

the muslim communities that exist in this country bring a richness to our society, with their commitment to the american way of life that we share. we know that there are larger communities within these communities, within which they exist, and so we do not believe that this is a problem that you can simply arrest your way out of. it has to be built on engagement of the structural -- putting employs the structural elements of a capable society. representative governance, market activity, robust society based on the rule of law, all of those things that we know and that we're committed to in this country. and we need to remiid ourselves that it is available for all of our citizens. and enlist their help. and that is our concern and we are part of that. >> over here? >> i'm from the committee on homeland security, and i was asked earlier by other tools that you might need as to fight the war on terror. if you look at the international threats that we deal with, we have nsa and cia, more capability and externally to the united states monitoring what is going on than we could possibly hoped to have internal

the muslim communities that exist in this country bring a richness to our society, bring a condominium to the american way of life that we share. we know that there are larger communities within these communities, within which they exist, and so we do not believe that this is a problem that you can simply arrest your way out of. it has to be one built on engagement of the structural -- putting in place the structural elements of a capable society. representative governance, market activity, robust society based on the rule of law, all of those things that we know and that we're committed to in this country. and we need to remind ourselves that it is available for all of our citizens. and enlist their help. and that is our concern and we are part of that. >> over here? >> good morning. jeanne meserve asked earlier there are tools that you might need to fight the war on terror. if you look at the international threats that we deal with, we have no n.s.a. and c.i.a., more capability and externally to the united states monitoring what is going on than we could possibly hoped to have internally. internally

here.ve a particular challenge%- the muslim community that exist in this country brings a richness to our society, a commitment to the american way of life that we share. we also know there are larger+ communities within these communities, and they all have to engage. we do not believe, again, that this is a problem thht you can simply arrest your way out of the. it has to be built on the engagement, putting in place the structural elements of a capable society, a market economic activity, robust economy. all of the things we know and are committed to in this country. we need to remind ourselves it is available to all american citizens and in less their help. that is our concern. >> over here. >> good morning. homeland security. gene asked earlier about other tools you might need to fight the war on terror -- >> are going to leave this to go live to the omni shoreham hotel+ jim messina on the elections. later on, we will hear from van jones, foonder of green for all, on what he sees as the need for a clean economy. can this progress works with young people to host a variety of issues. he has overseen and consulteddon politica

do reach out o muslim communities, we do engage them and we want to understand the3 engage them in the average to protect ourselves. we are actively seeking ways in which american societyan come together as we have so many times before. >> you mentioned law enffrcement. in the zogby case, there was a problem. local law enforcement was in the loop, for dissipating in an investigation, and they went to somebody in the muslim communiiy and spoke to him about the investigation, and he tipped off someone, and that resulted in a premature move in that investigation. there was a misfire -- local and federal authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> one of the things we believe in is the power of community policing with police work within the community and together to understand from that level where local knowledge, local trust, local confidence it built from the ground up. more broadly, i think what you are speaking to is how do we understand is that when it is beginning to materiallze? the time that exists when they might be moved to violent action and the time of actually taking that action might be relatively short compared to if they have to travel abroad, so

american society can come together. >> you mentioned law enforcement. there was a problem. local law enforcement, new york police department, was in the loop. they went to somebody in the muslimcommunity and spoke to him about the investigation and he ticked off -- heat tipped him off. -- he tipped him off. local and federal authorities were not working perfectly in tandem. >> we believe in the power of community policing. local knowledge, local trust gets built from the ground up. what you are speaking to it is, how do we understand this threat when it is beginning to materialize? if someone is here in this country, the time that exist " between when they might be moved to violent action and when they will move to that violence, may be short. we need to act wisely. we need to remember the values that made this country great. we need to craft a strategy is to keep ourselves secure. >> at the moment, it is a huge problem for your department. >> is terrorism a problem for our department? >> the home grown issue. it seems particularly difficult to get a hold of. when you are dealing with an overseas a threat, there are other tools. you do not have those here.+ sometimes people c