can those students group demand and compel a muslim based university to do that? i would argue that in a place of prayer that does not allow for the iconography of another religion it's perfectly okay to have that. what the muslim students want at catholic university is two things. a place to pray that doesn't have the icons. >> you know that the muslim university is not going to let the jewish students in. >> how do you know? >> i can assure you they're not putting up a star of david. name one where they are. name me one where they are. >> there are no muslim universities in the united states that are not privately owned. >> name one outside the united states. >> cat catholic university is privately owned. you don't get to have two different rules here. that's not the way it works. >> thank you. >> sean: we're out of time. appreciate you being with us. coming up, media mash is back. this week we expose how the main stream media is trying to paint the wall street protesters as role models for our kids. >>> our great, great, great american panel and much more comin

>> i notice you ducked the question but, if you are a muslim student at catholic university, do you thinkaints? let's be real. >> professor, the muslim students that have been interviewed in the "washington post" and elsewhere, they say they are perfectly happy at catholic university. the university has not infringed on their rights to worship whatsoever. so my question to you -- >> wait a minute. >> what is really behind your lawsuit? this is a private university can do whatever it wants. the students are perfectly happy. not one have registered a complaint. here you are making a formal legal complaint. what is it all about? >> let me tell about you it. first of all the complaint has to do with the fact as the "washington post" reported, students not because i asked them to, tried to form an association and the school said no, we won't let you do it. the only associations that are permitted are catholic ones and they have a jewish one. that is against the law. my answer is that our it's discrimination. i brought the the laws i've been doing it for 20 years. i've done hundreds of them. th

university. there is not a single muslim student that goes through university that complained about this.g: he has genned this up. he is not the only culprit. the judges that allow him to do this stuff without being disciplined ticks me off. at this point i'd like to go to a tortureed metaphor. or maybe not. maybe we'll just stare at the bucolic. torturi'm thinking having a musm prayer room is like me sitting at the five with a tv watching the situation room. >> dana: then you would be offend and i'd file a lawsuit on your behalf. >> greg: exactly. but no one is offended. the idea is idiotic. that the people ticked off. but there is nobody complaining. nobody. >> bob: give me a break for a second. >> dana: while you do, that i'll tell you what the lawyer said. he said the catholic university does not provide space that other universities do for many daily prayers the muslim students must make, forcing them to find temporarily empty classrooms where they're surrounded by catholic symbols incongruous to their religion. i saw a letter from the president of the university today to alumni that

university. there is not a single muslim student that goes through university that complained about this.s genned this up. he is not the only culprit. the judges that allow him to do this stuff without being disciplined ticks me off. at this point i'd like to go to a tortureed metaphor. or maybe not. maybe we'll just stare at the bucolic. torturi'm thinking having a musm prayer room is like me sitting at the five with a tv watching the situation room. >> dana: then you would be offend and i'd file a lawsuit on your behalf. >> greg: exactly. but no one is offended. the idea is idiotic. that the people ticked off. but there is nobody complaining. nobody. >> bob: give me a break for a second. >> dana: while you do, that i'll tell you what the lawyer said. he said the catholic university does not provide space that other universities do for many daily prayers the muslim students must make, forcing them to find temporarily empty classrooms where they're surrounded by catholic symbols incongruous to their religion. i saw a letter from the president of the university today to alumni that said we

university. there is not a single muslim student that goes through university that complained about this. he has genned this up. he is not the only culprit. the judges that allow him to do this stuff without being disciplined ticks me off. at this point i'd like to go to a tortureed metaphor. or maybe not. maybe we'll just stare at the bucolic. torturi'm thinking having a musm prayer room is like me sitting at the five with a tv watching the situation room. >> dana: then you would be offend and i'd file a lawsuit on your behalf. >> greg: exactly. but no one is offended. the idea is idiotic. that the people ticked off. but there is nobody complaining. nobody. >> bob: give me a break for a second. >> dana: while you do, that i'll tell you what the lawyer said. he said the catholic university does not provide space that other universities do for many daily prayers the muslim students must make, forcing them to find temporarily empty classrooms where they're surrounded by catholic symbols incongruous to their religion. i saw a letter from the president of the university today to alumni that s

university. i want to reassure you that our muslim students are welcome at our university.ning my now is the attorney and george washington university professor who filed the complaint with d.c.'s office of human rights. john banstaff, thanks for being here. >> thank you, sir. >> what are you doing in your legal action and why do you think catholic university is discriminating against muslim students? >> i filed a formal legal complaint against john garvey the president and catholic university for discriminating unlawfully based upon religion. they've allowed catholic and jewish organizations to form but refused to allow muslim students to form a muslim student organization. that's wrong and also illegal. >> but according to the university, the students who wanted to form this group haven't complained. the university says no one has come forward. >> that's a bit silly because when you've got only about 100 muslims on an overwhelmingly catholic campus you can't expect too many to complain and possibly jeopardize their complaints. turn that around, if nobody wants to form an

office of human rights and now they are investigating whether catholic university violated the "human rights" of muslim not allowing them to form a student group and not providing them rooms without christian symbols for their daily prayers because at catholic universities, there are crucifixes and images of priests and things like that everywhere because it is, after all, catholic university. >> this is one of the craziest stories, i think, i've ever heard unless i don't know all the details. i mean, it's called catholic university. it's not even like it has another name and they observe the religion of catholicism there. come on, if you decide to go to a catholic university and you are not the believer in that faith, tough! tough! >> don't go. >> that's your choice. that's what makes america great. you have the choice of actually going there. but to then demand that they have to change who they are to honor what you believe is absolutely and utterly ridiculous. >> i have a theory. the muslim students thought this was named by the vikings. remember the vikings that named iceland greenland? maybe the m

universities a muslim chaplain in north carolina says it's hard to accept how little america has achieved in afghanistan after all the military resources and the money spent that. it is really horrible and depressing. it is it was you look beautiful to witness the bleeding wound up on society as a result of one war and destruction as to another and it is it is a little unfortunate that through all these efforts all this money. coming and one of the major outcomes of the u.s. led operation afghanistan is a dramatic increase in drug production in the country it has become the absolute leader in our cortex trade producing ninety three percent of the world's entire opiates and as cannot lawrence wilkerson former chief of staff under secretary of state colin powell says u.s. forces are doing close to nothing to change the situation three more resistance in the country. the drugs are going to be there cocaine heroin whatever other opium bobbies in afghanistan so long as they deliver more money than we grab our poles present mons or whatever. it's the market as my republican friends like to say

a muslim chaplain at north carolina university it is really horrible and depressing. it is really it was lookin for to witness the bleeding wounds of one society as a result of one war and destruction as to another and it is it is a little unfortunate after all these efforts all this money and all these struggles at the heart of it a little international community a lot of government has achieved afghanistan today after ten years of us being there i think in many ways it is worse off not better off. the u.s. plans to withdraw combat troops by the end of twenty fourteen by the director of the answer and he will coalition brian becker says that washington has no intention of leaving afghanistan and uses its presence there to influence the karzai government. if the u.s. military were to leave afghanistan all together or if it were to leave iraq all together those governments would become independent determining governments free of foreign interference or foreign occupation that's what would happen they would form their own natural alliances with their neighbors the unite

justify america's huge investment in the conflict that's the view of a mom and a muslim chaplain at north carolina university it is really horrible and depressing but. it was in a painful to witness the bleeding wound up on society as a result of one war and destruction as there another and it is it is really unfortunate after all these efforts and all this money and all these struggles and the holiday to little international community and local afghan government has achieved afghanistan today after ten years of us being there i think in many ways it is worse off not better off. well it's a war activists celebrities and politicians are gathering in london in protest of the war in afghanistan are to cyber bet it is there for us in the british capital and now it's i saw slight ivor there have been protests since the war began is this decade milestone making a difference what are the numbers looking like today. the few hundred people gathered is so for the big hundred thousand they're expecting just yet but the event is really just cake so people certainly are beginning to right now the people here so various d

abdulla and tepidly muslim chaplain north carolina's duke university it is it is a horrible and depressing. it is it is it was it painful to witness the bleeding will live on in society as a result of one war and destruction as to another and it is it is it unfortunately after all these efforts and all this money and all these struggles holidayed a little little international community local afghan government has achieved afghanistan today after ten years of us being there i think in many ways it is worse off not better off one of the major outcomes of the u.s. led operation in afghanistan as a dramatic increase in the country's drug production is the undisputed leader in narcotics producing ninety three percent of the world's opiates and as the former chief of staff to u.s. secretary of state colin powell tells us american forces are close to doing nothing to fear to tackle it fearing more resistance. who benefits from this is who benefits from it in mexico and colombia and other places it's people who are heavily invested in the drug trade and i don't just necessarily mean those who are

story now on a new and already controversial multifaith university in california created to train future christian minster, jewish rabbis and muslim imams not only in their traditions, but those of each other. saul gonzalez reports on the theological schools that is claremont lincoln university. . >> the korean-american drummers leading a line of professors. a new expertiment in education began this fall. this was the opening of southern california's claremont lincoln university which describes itself as america's first interreligious school of theology that put the pastors, rabbis and muslim imams on one campus. the school's philosophy was captured in the opening remarks of muslim-american scholar. a professor at claremont. >> the diversity of human kind is not a sign. it is a sign of god's creation and the beauty of humanity is in our very differences. >> what do you hope to accomplish here at claremont-lincoln. what is the grand vision? >> you have to get beyond people defining religions by the traditional walls. >> phillip clayton sees the school as offering an alternative to traditional religious education. >> when you train

justify america's huge investment in the conflict according to him and temple muslim chaplain at north carolina state university. it is a horrible and depressing but it is really it was in a painful to witness the bleeding wound up on society as a result of one war and destruction after another and it is it is a little unfortunate after all these efforts and police and money and all these struggles holidayed a little international community local afghan government has achieved afghanistan today after ten years of us being there i think in many ways it is worse off not better off and about ten minutes or his military alastair explores why the us despite his tremendous military superiority is struggling to contain the afghan insurgency. to its america lashed out. target. to. ship. us. the mission to bring peace and stability to the world. but use it as a belief to change. there is a heavy police presence on patrol in new york as the occupy wall street movement against a bank created enters its fourth week and gets a deeper a foothold across the u.s. the sentiments already spread to the country's other major citie

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wynne of global post in bangkok, thanks so much. >> woodruff: next, a graduate university that brings christians, jews and muslims together in the same classrooms to educate leaders for churches, synagogues and mosques. special correspondent saul gonzalez has the story. a version of his report aired recently on the pbs program "religion and ethics newsweekly." >> reporter: with korean american drummers leading a line of professors, a new experiment in religious education began this fall. this was the opening of southern california's claremont/lincoln university which describes itself as america's first interreligious school of theology, one that pastors, rabbi, and eventually muslim imams have on one campus. the school's philosophy was captured in the opening remarks of muslim american religious scholar jiba sayyid miller, a professor at claremont. >> the diversity of humankind is not a curse from god. it is a sig of god's creation and the beauty of humanity is in our very differences. >> reporter: what do you hope to accomplish here at claremont/lincoln? what's the grand vision? >> you have to get beyond the poi

. >> a group of muslim students at catholic university in washington, d.c. e violated. the muslim students want a separate room for their daily prayer that do not have christian symbols. but is this a case of freedom of religion or just more political correctness gone wrong? with us now is a gold star mother whose son, first li lieutenant gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms while serving in afghanistan. i'm honored to have her with us this morning. good morning, how are you? >> good morning. >> i heard about this story as well. and it seemed that catholic university was one of the most welcoming universities in the united states for muslim students. >> that's right. >> now we have a lawyer that's weighted into it and saying crosses should be taken out of the classrooms so muslim students can celebrate their religion. what do you say as a gold star mother and why do you say it? >> my son died defending our freedoms and protecting our way of life and perpetuating our ideals. joey was incredibly tolerant, believed in freedom of speech, freedom of religi

turkey on his first overseas trip as president, of how he spoke at cairo university attempting to improve relations with muslimsshe any idea of how this administration has worked to isolate iran and to do so with the support of the international community? but the coup de gras was delivered by rick santorum. >> this administration has had political objectives instead of objectives for success and that's why we haven't succeeded. >> what? are you kidding me? if there's one area in which this president has exerted his full authority it's in protecting the nation. just look at the kill list, osama bin laden buried in the arabian sea, anwar al awlaki incinerated by a drone attack. i haven't got time for all the others so if herman cain's for the economy is now entirely discredited and if mitt romney is a hypocrite on immigration, then how would you describe this lot on foreign policy? exactly. thanks for watching. dylan ratigan is next so don't move. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'

months, the first overseas trip included a visit to turkey and he went to the university in egypt and he reached out to the muslimns. how significant has it been that the way he played the american military footprint in libya has actually built on improving relationships as opposed to the past where let's be frank, it's not a nation regarded as the great satan. >> in this particular case, there is something unique about it. a convergence of interest. for the first time in a long time as far as i can remember in the arab world, actions by the united states military and the interest of the arab world and at least the popular sentiment converged. that didn't happen in the case of iraq and other parts of american military involvement. that's why there is in this case a cause of celebration towards the united states and nato. who would have thought in an arab country such as libya, you see french and american flags being hoisted up in benghazi. that's what we saw because of the interest. >> marco red,white,and blue yo commented on the president's leadership with regards to libya. listen to this. >> i think the preside

political islam with the muslim brotherhood organization which is the mother organization of how moussa. go to door. to solve our political analysts from the alice our university in gaza thank you very much for your analysis. in other news new york police officers may be given a sharp rap over the knuckles for allegedly heavy handed tactics against occupy wall street protesters but is this video that was taped last friday we gave ground for one of the inquiries the officer thought to be a deputy inspector was filmed grabbing an activist from behind punching him in the face and not beat him to the ground an independent agency that deals with complaints against new york's police says it's also looking into an officer using her straight well female protesters but the campaign against big business and banking in the u.s. has entered its fifth week as are its use lucy coffin of reports the movement is becoming more and more popular. one here in zuccotti park liberty plaza as the been dubbed by the occupy wall street protest movement here in new york city this was the scene of thousands of demonstrators who had converged over the weekend to show their support for wh

muslims to join it? >> dana: if they want to convert, that's great. >> greg: would david duke be allowed to teach at howard universityople, i would not want eric bolling to be president of it. it just doesn't seem right. i need someone like dana run it. >> bob: you would not be invited to join many groups and that is discriminatory and i'd be behind you. >> greg: i'm scared by that. >> bob: college university like any organization are subjective to -- >> greg: it's common sense. >> bob: nondiscriminatory laws in the country. you can't discriminate against people. >> greg: you said earlier as a joke, they wouldn't let you join a sorority. that is common sense. >> bob: no. that is a genitalia issue. >> eric: what is the difference? that is a perfect analogy, though. >> bob: sorry. >> dana: can we have a bracket for broken simile. >> andrea: wuah, wuah. >> bob: what did you say university are the most discriminatory group? >> andrea: they are. look at any application. they discriminate based on these things, race and gender. why don't if they want to have an open admission process, not be discriminatory, let anyone appl

video of the talk i gave that university of california san diegohv wheni i finished a young woman wearing a hood headscarf identified herself later aser o a member of the muslim students association which is an arm ofs the muslimherh brotherhood although thatd e has not reached enough people but it is an arm of the muslim brotherhood and us sponsor of did you haiti events with the collusion of the campus left and theis administration's. i asked her if she would condemn hamas as a terrorist organization and she said you want to crucify me which took me aback. i have 50 this encounter many times. what do your mean? >> if i don'tid condemn them the nine arrested by homeland security cell in her mind to live in a fashion stay and those whose support it instead of being invited to the white house asr they are, would be put to but he said he wants us to all gather in israel.ned and she leaned into the microphone and that should bemus a revelation to people while i am here in philadelphia i met to with some of jewish students who do not begin to understand about the muslim students association or the threat to that the jews face. no more embattleded group and the je

muslims students could pray and he was on hannity. listen to how he justified this. >> what is wrong with asking catholic university to set aside one roomit is a christian point of view. >>alisyn: he said one small room. >>governor huckabee: what is wrong with one part of an alcoholic anonymous room with a bar set up? if you are at catholic university, guess what, you have catholic indoctrination. if you don't like it, go somewhere else. you don't play in the game you don't make the rules. >>clayton: so the same argument upheld against the all male universities. remember the it citadel, the argument, to get the females into the citadel. >>governor huckabee: there is a question, why can't i run or walk in the susan komen race. there is a reason. why can't i be a girl scout? there 10 reason. >>dave: we can arrange that. >>governor huckabee: we are not going to arrange that. the point of a catholic school or any other school, a presbyterian or baptist or assembly of god school, is because you want to have the opportunity to strengthen your faith. that is why notre dame and other schools exist so there can be a doctrine. it is simple. this

muslims to attack americans. >> he reminded me of ibrahim hassan as-asiri, al queda's top bomb maker >> an american citizen born to privilege the son of a yemen minister he was educated at several u.s. i universities three of the 911 hijackers. he was also accused of conspiring the fort hood shooter. and recruiting the underwear bomber. who tried to bring donut the decrease-bound airliner. >> he is on appeal, charisma, to bring-down it that detroit-bound airliner-- >> his inspirational messages were popular selling thousands upon thousands of dvd offering recruitment and money raising opportunities to the route the cal radical. his--and plays into if yemen government and the assassination attempt had just returned from saudi arabia where he was recovering from his wounds. his return to yemen that was on the return of civil war that al qaeda it took control of three provinces. to help the u.s. bring down al queda is how his supporters hoped he would get it. even with anwar al- awlaki his killing, al qaeda and the arabian peninsula it is still a potent threat. the sophisticated bomb maker ibrahim hassan as-asiri, al queda's top bomb maker behind the most sophisticate is still on the lol qaeda titans

video of a talk i gave at the university of california san diego, and when i finished a young woman wearing a headscarf who identified herself later as a member of the muslim students association, which is an arm of the muslim brotherhood, although that perception is still, hasn't reached enough people, but it is an arm of the muslim brotherhood. it is the sponsor of jewish hating events on college campuses with the collusion of campus left and the administration. and i asked her, forget that exact question she asked that i asked her if she would condemn hamas as a terrorist organization and she said, do you want to crucify me, which took me about. although i have been through this kind of encounter many times. i said, what you mean by that? she said well if i don't condemn hamas then i would be arrested by homeland security so in other words in her mind we live in a fascist state and the people who support, supporters of hamas instead of being invited to the white house as they often are, will be put in jail. so i said okay, well i will put it to you this way. i am jewish and the head of hezbollah has said that he wants us all together in israel so he doe

pretty vague universe period but you can see how a fingerprint which it is questionable said the majors a red flag with the whole process of reverse reasoning. >> and it was the anti-muslim bias but what was suspicious is that advertising the legal business and the muslim yellow pages but it also advertised best western there is something suspicious about representing people who are muslim. >> host: it did they apply for the material witness? >> yes. initially led to the fingerprint identification but afterwards it was the religion he converted to islam. >> host: before or after his experience? >> guest: devore that is one reason why he was suspected because he was a muslim. >> host: that was put into the affidavit? >> guest: yes his religious practices. >> host: fed judge granted that and held for six months? >> guest: i do not remember that was just as a material witness and the inspector general concluded the judge was not given enough information to assess the facts because they are really reaching for conclusions. what is the most troubling is the spaniard police said we think you are wrong but nobody ever listen to them. they thought so sure they were right 67 the