gaffney's muslim brotherhood rantings have made him into a joke and everyone knows it everyone except michele bachmann apparently but let's talk about some real facts about the muslim muslim brotherhood in egypt the group disavowed violence in the seventy's it has condemned the nine eleven attacks and terrorism in general and just like arabs and muslims aren't monolithic the brotherhood doesn't have a uniform ideology across the arab world brown says they spent billions on p.r. like saudis do people like bachmann might not be able to spout wise about them instead the saudis are an ally in the muslim brotherhood are painted as the inevitable downfall the downfall of western civilization but i guess we shouldn't be too surprised that bachmann went down the muslim brotherhood rabbit hole instead he's turning nasa into an outreach to the muslim community and the president still has an answer like you know about that and i think that leaves a lot of americans wondering we're into this president's interest like they're listening to al jazeera and they're being encouraged and prompted to go ahead and start these riots all over france you want to know why we have an arab spring b

and found few are sympathetic or minority are sympathyish to muslim -- muslim brotherhood, amount ofd states this happens every time we are going to support opposition in libya, bosnia, kosovo going back many years always the allegations with al-qaeda sympathizers and so on most of the time they are proamerican and grateful for our help and we have a chance to gain an ally as opposed to letting the situation continue to bleed. >> i'm going to drive a point about iran. i would say this is an iran proxy war this battle with assad and syria. it would be a blow to the iranian mullahs if assad goes down. >> how do we know we are going to get anybody better? people say the regime now is run by a minority within syria, the sunni ethic religious group is dominant. they may turn out to be radicals like hamas in gaza. >> that would be a lesser evil than the relationship assad has had the iranians. i don't think you are going to get reversion of the status quo. iranians will no longer have their primary client. hezbollah would be put on its back foot. you have a lot of other regional interests,

is what will happen the army will give enough slack to the muslim brothers and the muslim brothers to say you see we're on our way and the muslim brothers will hold their horses and now for the army to say well we've got stability we can't have sharia law in egypt we can't have alcohol banned the bikini is bad tourism stop the country can't feed itself and if the muslim brother program were to be installed in full egypt would go through a calamity it wouldn't be able to pay for its way it wouldn't be able to feed itself and there would be a real humanitarian disaster it's the world's largest importer of wheat and of course the united states sells that wheat if the united states decided that for one reason or another wasn't going to sell that wheat well the egyptians would be in very dire circumstances so there's no leeway really for gambling it's today i think there is a huge i guess i think there's a big gamble here if i could stay with you david i mean give the muslim brotherhood the presidency because economically in crisis unemployment is high we've talked about imports i mean wow what a wonderful position to be in when the

western ally and democracy which is not very likely or muslim muslim brothers who are sunnis were very hostile to shoot. any rigi. would be either hostile to iran or far from cooperating with iran as much as the bashar assad regime has been so iran is standing to lose is the alleged supply of weapons to the syrian opposition enough to upset the regional arms balance right now no break no what would i hear i think saudi arabia's told the started to supplying them with weapons but we're talking about light weapons so . as far as. as long as that is what is happening i don't think this will change them in the balance of power in the middle east they're still very weak is it possible that they can be simultaneous interventions in syria and iran doesn't seem likely i don't see the european european union or nato going into syria and i don't see the european union or nato. taking part in an attack against iran this could be nato could. lead cooed try to draw the europeans into attacking targets in iran. doesn't seem very likely you have to accept here thank you very much for joining us here

muslim muslim brothers who are sunnis who are very hostile to shoot iran. any region. would be either hostile to iran or far from cooperating with iran as much as the bashar assad regime has been so iran is standing to lose is the alleged supply of weapons to the syrian opposition enough to upset the regional arms balance right now no great no one what would i hear i think saudi arabia's told started to supplying them with weapons but we're talking about like weapons so this as far as as long as that is what is happening i don't think this will change them in the balance of power in the middle east they are still very weak as a possible that they can be simultaneous interventions in syria and iran doesn't seem likely i don't see the european european union or nato going into syria and i don't see the european union or nato. taking part in an attack against iran this could be nato could. well you know it's cool to try to draw all the europeans into attacking targets in iran doesn't seem 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com. before . syria in civil war the big u.n. assessment says resurgent rebels take the fight but frantic efforts underway to salvage kofi annan peace sparing. polish football fans no hospitality attacking russian supporters ahead of a euro twenty twelve match their one hundred thirty poles arrested. a crackdown on whistle blows the u.k. miles legislation which could make it harder. for people to expose a little break has. its course teachers next hour with remarks. thanks kerry well hello there and welcome of this is sport an artsy and i'm wrong calls for of and here's what's coming up. one more step rush hour just a points away from reaching the quarter finals despite being held to a one old drop by co-host poland at the european championship. giants in the netherlands faced a must win game against germany who could secure a berth in the last eight with a with terry. and finishing touches athletics stores descend on the russian capital for the annual moscow challenge certain events with a little over a month to go before the london olympics. but let's start with football where russia could only manage a one one draw against co-host poland but still top their group a at the european championships richard on port leeds watch the game for us. or russia's one hundred percent recording group a has been ended after a one one draw with poland but not all is lost for dick advocaat side as face still remain top of the group after two games or everything could have been so much better for the russians after hours ago it had given them the lead as moscow strike aircraft his first goal of the tournament were fine headed goal from a free kick or just says within the manchu of the czech republic russia did start slowly as the poles were on top but unfortunately they weren't able to turn their possession into goals and vendors are struggling support russia into really going into the half time break or coming out after halftime russia continued to dominate and really could have had quite a few more goals but unfortunately their position and numerous times that goal weren't able to beat the polish goalkeeper and out of nothing really i mean poland hungary created by march. had a very swift counterattack i'm in poland a very good team going forward and of course ski has been to make some form for bruce and dortmund in virgin blues as leader struck a fine efforts from just outside the penalty area which gave more fear of absolute no chance at all for the remaining half hours very very open and both teams had numerous chances to try and grab a winner but unfortunately in the end for dick advocaat side they were held to a one one draw but to be honest i mean poland did play world they managed to close down russia's attacking trio of of kids or colvin are sharp in very well be given very little space in the space she did well to close down robert schalk of it was so effective against her czech republic just a few days earlier or attention now turns for russia to have a game against greece as a said russia top of the tournament top of the table with four points and they'll be looking to try and seal qualification with a victory which will mean they'll finish top of the group but in the way even a draw would suffice as bad finish on five points and would definitely qualify for the latter stages so all in all most all is lost for declared by outside and they'll be looking to try and book their place in the knockout stages against greece in a few days' time richard onboard fleet r.t. warsaw. elsewhere in group a the czech republic b. two thousand and four champions greece to one end of the rotfl of the czechs were looking to bounce back from that four one defeat to russia in the opening match and they made a blistering start goals from their geraci and a box left that are put them sunil up after just five minutes the greeks were able to reduce the deficit so one goal less than ten minutes after restart however that's all it seemed could do as they now move bottom of group a and the czechs are now runners up. so this is how the table is shaping up to rush hour one point clear and that's all that means they could afford a draw in their last remaining group game against greece this saturday and whoever wins the other match between poland and the czech republic would also reach the quarter finals. while on wednesday perhaps the most anticipated of all the group games will take place in hundreds of where the netherlands will take on great rivals germany and after the first round of matches in this so-called group of death this historic tie has even more significance as kate corp now reports. one of football's most famous rivalries as we know it began at the world cup final in one nine hundred seventy four as legend has it the supremely talented dutch johan cruyff golden generation didn't let the germans touch the ball until goalkeeper sent my a pretty down to his net of the johan miskin second minute penalty but germany went on to win two one thanks to goals from pulled right now and. after german totally fish and sea plate dutch total football four decades of brilliance volatility and history followed in one nine hundred seventy eight holland game some revenge of the world cup to two group game draw help and go on to the final where they lost to argentina then germany won again in may to reach to their second european crown that's a nine hundred eighty eight ruud gullit frank ryan cox and marco van bastien produced still the displays to beat germany one nil in hamburg in the european semifinal and then list the trophy four days later while on wednesday at euro two thousand and twelve one of football's most thrilling rivalries will resume hearing in the second match in group a and the latest mass quartering encounter between germany and holland has yet more significance as defeat for the dutch would almost certainly see the knock downs of a tournament many had predicted they'd win. following on from their world cup adventure and impressive euro two thousand and twelve qualifying campaign their van marwijk side were expected to overcome denmark in the first round but despite a plethora of chances for robin van persie robin and substitute huntelaar the dutch were unable to overturn michael crone delis first half opener and the danes held on for a vital victory and severely dented the world cup finals chances are reaching the european knockout phase therefore only victory over germany will probably be enough especially with a christiane a renowned lead portugal to follow. the germans are very strong but we can also make you feel unsettled but it won't tell you exactly how we're planning to do this yet while the dutch huffed and puffed but were unable to find the target here can live side produce the off as it result mario gomez finally found the target after seventy two minutes in the game a few chances as germany wrapped up the necessary one no win over disappointing portugal and with denmark to come after holland feinstein philip lomond co and i win a strong position to reach the quarter finals however facing those dutch particularly a dutch team that has to win is never to be taken lightly bush beating big needle and i think that the game against the netherlands is going to be a big test because they play high quality football ice is one of the best teams not only in europe but also world war i should have been like this for many years a few days getting better but we must win to reach the quarterfinals so it's a crucial game for us to whichever side wins at f.c. medalists spider arena will certainly be adding to a piece of football history as german legend franz beckenbauer said matches against holland have cost me years of my life but i wouldn't have missed them for anything with so much at stake in this particular encounter i don't think anyone would argue . r.t. kharkiv ukraine. moving on to basketball and the n.b.a. finals were western champions oklahoma got off to a great start in the deciding best of seven series against miami kevin durant's was instrumental for the thunder raking in thirty six points his teammates russell westbrook added another twenty five to help the home side so a one zero five ninety four victory heath's points leader of the bron james scored thirty now against game two takes place on thursday in oklahoma. and finally world champion maria has triumphed in the eight hundred meter run at the second annual moscow challenge servants they vent also attracted a number of athletes from twenty countries in what could be a good precursor to the fast approaching london olympics michael crush al gore has this story. russia's athletes have a number of sporting competitions particularly breaks to look forward to one of them being the annual moscow challenge a relatively new tournament which has been boosted by being included in the twenty twelve international association of athletics federations world challenge competitions there are sixteen official events on the program ranging from pole vault and short put to various pretty events and despite attracting around eighty athletes from twenty countries many events at this year's moscow challenge would dominated by russians. both the women's four hundred eight hundred meter sprint showcased only russian athletes in the four hundred meters not beat out of fellow compared to its to win first place the four by four hundred meter sprint expert was happy to have finally won after a lengthy medal drought but stressed that it was too early to focus on the olympics this. year which our event is so tough and we have so many strong girls that you cannot think so far ahead we have to include the russian championships in order to relax and because going into the concert in the olympics you need to run under forty nine seconds otherwise it's two to time to cool. in contrast current will champion maria savino of a made light work about eight hundred meter victory and said despite all the upcoming events she already has one on the olympics. that brings us of course i'm looking to the olympics because i won't be participating at the european championships and i still don't know if i'll be at the russian championships if i do it will only be in preparations for the summer games. now the most the challenge is not only a dress rehearsal for the russian national team ahead of the london olympics it's also a first rehearsal for the organizers of the twenty third team in athletics will championship which will be held here in moscow at the luzhniki both palace for us it's very important event today because the states that given the poor will change benefits for next year in moscow first of all of course is that is the goal for athletes because it's not soul of the salary and euros that sorry in a football of course very often but not for of late except speedy but it's true and it's physically it's for judges for judges for next championships also because it's a huge area and i a lot of space and we must organize is the best way for welsh and she's but in any case it's what it's called but usually it's also the most challenges status has been enhanced by its inclusion in the i.a.f. will challenge and although it's the second last event of its time prior to the olympics there's still the specter of the european championships at the end of june and the russian national championships at the start of july meaning there's still a long way to go before the athletes sites like firmly on the olympic lawry. microchannel moscow. i will be back with another update less than a couple of hours from now but our you tube channel is available to you at any time so just look for our team sport news and i'll see you very soon. culture is that so much of the muslim community if you need to have a lot of people a year is an average moscow streets thousands protested in russia's capital for a wide variety of reasons but one issue nights many of them they are against the return. wealthy british style. that's not on. the. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. syria in civil war the big un assessment as resurgent rebels take advice to us the frantic efforts underway to salvage kofi annan peace plan. polish football fan shown no hospitality attacking russian supporters ahead of the euro twenty twelve match nearly one hundred thirty poles arrested. crackdown on the whistleblowers the u.k. miles legislation which could make it harder and riskier for people to expose lawbreakers . in business traders here in moscow already turning to their desks with optimism that solve the holidays despite some wake up oi

muslims are targeted way more by the t.s.a. the two thousand and seven study by the pew research center center show that thirty six percent of muslims muslim americans who travel by plane were singled out for special screening in that same year the t.s.a. said the only three percent of all passengers received a pat down during the secondary screening process anyway we see what jeff is trying to do here trying to expose obama's ties to islam he even tries to say that obama prefers muslims to those of christian faiths like catholics who oppose the contraception coverage mandate but still an awful comparison at least try to make some sense if you're going to make those claims but get back to me on the point that landrieu made about hypocrisy and the obama administration how big of a deal how big of an issue is this both in in the body politics and among your constituents well i. don't hear it's all that we did it is this is very important are the markets that you see which you know i think i think the biggest problem that a lot of americans have it out there is a park or students administration. well jeff you're right there is a lot of hypocr

muslim brotherhood and muslim brotherhood in both egypt and elsewhere, do they want islamic sflul what do they mean by islamic rule? many of them are engineers, doctors, businessmen. the elements of the muslimtherhood are the elements of what we call civil society. so the muslim brotherhood talks about a just islamic rule but in the end they have to make this... particularly in egypt they have to make this country run. egypt is the world's number-one top importer of wheat. they have to feed the country. they have to run the country. and they know that it's a very, very tough mission. what's interesting about the brotherhood and it's hard to prove in the retrospect given what's happened, they didn't want to contest the presidency. had the secularist in the parliamentary elections shown enough force, had they shown enough weight, had they gotten enough votes, the brotherhood was perfectly happy with controlling the cabinet and leaving the presidency on the table for the seculars, for the liberals in the country. and given the miserableáe$cj& performance of the liberals in the parliamentary election, the brotherhood decided to go for it all. and the brotherhood knows also that they have to del

. >> reporter: and so were the imams of other mosques, muslim schools, muslim restaurants, muslim muslim-ownedlisted in the nypd report. some are now suing. >> surveillance, spying, without question was unjustified and it was definitely without doubt an invasion of our civil human and constitutional rights. >> reporter: there would be people who a in the post-9/11 world that muslims are going to bear the brunt of a disproportionate amount of attention. >> all americans, john, including american-muslims care deeply about our safety and security. >> reporter: farhana khera is the director of muslim advocates, the organization behind the lawsuit. she says no other religion seems to be under the sake microscope. >> just to give you an example. there was reference in the documents to targeting, for example,ite ran yan community, the egyptian community, the syrian community, but then explicit reference they weren't targeting syrian jews or christian but the focus was on muslim. >> reporter: they also say nypd monitored meetings of student associations. one plaintiff is a biology stubt at student at

muslims and non-muslims. >> whether it is sunnis or muslims or christians, they are all effected. >> give us a sort of synopsis of what you are doing. >> most of the people, george, are escaping with the clothes on their back. they have lost homes, any gainful employment, they are fleeing into jordan, what happens when they get to jordan, we give them clothes, food, minister to them in jesus' name sharing jesus when it is appropriate and it has been great to see, tremendous response. >> we are getting reports, syrian christians are facing mounting hostility from radical islamists, what are you hearing on the ground in syria? >> that is exactly what we are hearing, george. nobody is saying that the leadership is that great in syria. many believers are fearing if the government collapses it will be worse for them. that is what we are hearing on the ground. >> it is a predicament, bashar assad has protected the member of the minority group in syria, protected the christians to some extent and concern about what happens next. how would you focus the global church's attention on the situation as we see the carnage,

muslims had valid reasoning for a lawsuit against the n.y.p.d. eric bolling a strongly disagreed well that's not fair to people in the muslim community most of whom are not terrorists it is fair to say that when we have a lead we will conduct surveillance how is it that everywhere every terrorist on american soil has been a muslim not a lead. all right lots of eric right there because he's actually arguing that every terrorist here in the u.s. has been a muslim now obama city bomber timothy mcveigh is obviously the first person that comes to mind but there are so many more people post nine eleven who have committed acts of terrorism who are also not muslim what about the and throughout the anthrax attacks in two thousand and one they were carried out by dr bruce ivans a microbiologist for the army's bio defense research center the f.b.i. never had a chance to charge him for sending the suspicious powder to senators and media outlets but a panel has determined that ivan's carried out the attacks after financing for his research on vaccines that was threatened almost scott roeder accused of killing dr tiller in two thousand and nine in kansas for performing late term abortions there's also the case of andrew stack who flew his personal plane into an i.r.s. building in texas back in two thousand and ten he made no

muslim brotherhood political machine but also on a group called the salafists which makes the muslim brotherhood look moderate in comparison. they came out also, very strongly for him and it shows the power of the muslim brotherhood, which had been outlawed in this country for decades and remember, mohamed morsi spent time in prison, as a political prisoner, for being part of the muslim brotherhood. back when hosni mubarak was president. this is a huge change. not only for egypt but also for the arab world, for so long, president hosni mubarak was a major ally of the united states, ally of israel and israel and egypt have a very significant peace treaty and this now changes the power dynamic here. what we're going to have next is a struggle with the army. the army here recently dissolved the parliament which is also controlled by the muslim brotherhood. and has said they will be in charge of writing the constitution. which will end up deciding what power the new president-elect has. that could very easily lead to a confrontation between the army and the mass crowds you see down right now, that are waving flags of every type and a lot of posters of their candidate and to take from this, 16 months ago,

muslim advocates over the n.y.p.d. domestic spying program we told you in the past about the a.p. investigation which revealed that new york one foresman was spying on muslim students around the state as well as conducting muslim surveillance in the neighboring state of new jersey well during the fox segment several members of the panel seem to think that the n.y.p.d. was in the right for their surveillance except for political analyst juan williams when williams suggested the muslims had valid reasoning for a lawsuit against the n.y.p.d. eric bolling strongly disagreed well that's not fair to people in the muslim community most of whom are not terrorists it is fear to say that when we have a lead we will conduct surveillance how is it that everywhere i suppose every terrorist on american soil has been a muslim not a lead. all right lots of eric right there because he's actually arguing that every terrorist here in the u.s. has been a muslim now obama city bomber timothy mcveigh is obviously the first person that comes to mind but there are so many more people post nine eleven who have committed acts of terrorism who are also not muslim what about the anthrax anthrax attacks in two thousand and one they were c

muslim woman. obviously, followers of islam. a large percentage in indonesia, right? >> we have 240 million people. 86% is muslim. but we have also christian catholic, hindu, and more. we are the most majority muslim country. more in indonesia than the entire middle east. yes. yes. many people do not know that. when you talk about islam, it seems directly to other arab countries, but over there, east asia. also, they are muslim. indonesia, malaysia. >> it is a secular government, is it not? >> indonesia is not an islamic state, even though we are a majority muslim country. we are modern, very modern. we live in peace and harmony. hillary clinton, when she visited indonesia, she said that if you want to know, these things cannot coexist together, women's rights, democracy, and islam. >> let's hold it there. i want to talk to you about being a muslim woman in the united states and also back home. sit tight right now. rosa rait is dr. - djalal. she heads up an organization called the muslim women's association in washington. we will investigate that on the other side. "this is america." >> "this is america" is made possible by the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for chil

muslim brotherhood. not just christians. not just women. but ordinary muslim egyptians who feel that it's somewhat pretentious of them to call themselves the muslim brotherhood. many egyptians will say am i any less muslim than they are? they really have to tread carefully at this stage. >> millions of egyptians are watching this scene unfold on television and as ben rightly points out, millions of egyptians, 48% of them, did not vote for the candidate who's now been declared the winner. if you're just joinin us, mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood's freedom and justice party has been elected e egy egypt's next president according to the country's higher presidential election commission with 51.7% of the vote. ahmed shafiq, the mubarak loyalist who served as the toppled dictator' last prime minister received 48%f the vote. a polarized nation, but a clear result. d in tahrir square, the joy is complete. we're watching this remarkable scene with christiane amanpour, and chief international rrespondent and ben wedeman. mohammed morsi is, ms to the business of politics. do we have any indication from him or his supporters when we might hear and

by the muslim brotherhood the muslim brotherhood has been found to be an unguided coconspirator on terrorism cases and yet it appears that there are individuals first both seated with the muslim brotherhood who have positions in very sensitive positions in our department of justice our department of homeland security potentially even the national intelligence agency. and that wasn't even the first time this month bachmann pushed her paranoid conspiracy theory on june thirteenth she and other house republican loonies wrote to the inspector general of the intelligence community asked them to investigate the agency's times to the muslim brotherhood and what was the basis for their request a declaration that the brotherhood isn't a threat made by the intelligence director james clapper in february twentieth eleven really evidence that the brotherhood isn't a threat is evidence that it is a threat in michele bachmann's world the question exists the letter stated to what extent is such a statement reflect the direct influence within the intelligence community of brotherhood operatives alternate alternatively has the approach of u.s. intelligence towards organizations associated wit

this was going on period. >> reporter: and so were the imams of other mosques and muslim schools, muslim restaurants, muslimed stores all listed in the nypd report. now some of them are suing. >> without question was unjustified and it was definitely without doubt an invasion of our civil human constitutional right. >> there would be people who would say in the post-9/11 world muslims are going to bear the brunt of a disproportionate amount of attention. >> all americans including american muslims care deeply about our safety and security. >> reporter: this is the executive director of muslim activists, the organization behind the lawsuit. she says no other religion seems to be under the same microscope. >> just to give you an example, there was reference in the document to targeting, for example, the iranian community, egyptian community, syrian community, but then there was explicit reference to the fact they weren't targeting syrian or iranian or egyptians or christians but the focus on muslims. >> reporter: the lawsuit charges that the nypd monitored meetings and postings of student associations. one of

vitter is live >> reporter: crowds chanted revolutionary slogan at the army and against four muslim brotherhood. muslim brotherhood gathered several rows deep silent in prayer and then angry in protest. >> we are here to support the president. >> reporter: when you are down here in tahrir square, it's hard to give you a gauge of how many people are here. you are now looking from more than a quarter mile away down here on the square and as we zoom out, you can get an idea of how big an area it is, how many people there are and also the large encampments they built so they can live here until their demands are met. >> i don't believe the army will leave. >> reporter: you don't believe they will? >> i wish. i wish. >> reporter: the local mosques are now ground for demonstration, opening their bathrooms and giving a place to rest from the heat. >> many kept in shelter waiting for another night. >> mohammed morsi beat the vote count by about 800,000 votes but many egyptians warn that if the brotherhood is allowed to take over, this country will be turned into an islamic state. the brotherhood, on the other

muslims. some muslims have attempted to flee by boat, but many were refused permission to land. reuters reports hundreds have tried to flee myanmar and many headed by boat for bangladesh, but they are apparently being turned away. >> translator: yesterday, we sent them back. they were saying, please, kill us and throw our bodies into the river, just don't send us back. >> one man who made it on to bangladesh's soil revealed the extent of the violence back home. >> translator: they killed three or four people in front of me. i was scared they'd kill me too, so i decided to flee to bangladesh. this is a muslim country, so i hoped they'd give us shelter. >> most live in the western province, but they are denied citizenship in myanmar. they follow islam, unlike the 90% of people in myanmar who are buddhists. the united nations estimate 200,000 living in bangladesh. they say they often suffer persecution. myanmar's president on sunday declared a state of emergency in rakine. hillary clinton is calling for reconciliati reconciliation. the violence has clouded optimism in myanmar, even so, many international companies have taken steps to invest in what's being called asia's last frontier. among them is a big trading company from japan, which opened an office in the capital last week. nhk world has more. >> reporter: president and ceo of one of japan's leading trading companies. in june, he visited myanmar's largest city. he met with representatives of the business community to strengthen ties. >> translator: so many people are coming to myanmar from all over the world because the country's polit

muslims in this country are law abiding. the fact is muslims have been at the forefront of helping law enforcement abort and avoid terror plots in new york and new jersey and elsewhere around the country, and we ought to look at the muslim as a partner. we cannot extend a handout to say you are a partner at the same time with the other hand be wiretapping or surveying or having illegal spying activity. you lose trust. >> with all due respect you don't determine whether something is illegal. i don't determine whether something is illegal or unconstitutional a court of law does. a judge will determine with great care. given what's at stake in our country. i think a judge will determine, i hope with great care what is and what is not constitutional. >> that's precisely what this lawsuit is about. that's why there is a lawsuit. because the lawsuit is trying to get that question answered by, you know a court judge. it's not up to fox news or to ahmed or to cair to determine that question. that's precisely why this lawsuit is merited. >> laura: we all have a vest interest in keeping this country safe muslims and non-muslims alike. we appreciate it very much. pinheads and patriots are on deck, starring the president, governor

they do not want to tell muslim civilians are non-muslim and -- did not want to kill muslim civilians or non-muslim civilians. but they are not their primary target. when i emphasize about bin laden and his concern about indiscriminate attacks, to not nominate him for a peace award. is more about the fact that is more interested in qualitative attacks. these qualitative that tax need to have their own proper lawful target in his mind. and that target is not the primary target, it is not civilians. sometimes civilians died and we have to answer to god about it. we have our responsibility to it. so there is what he would consider is sort of local conduct that they comply with. with the arabic, and some instances he disappointed me. i do not to pretend that my arabic is better than bin laden, but he does not use punctuation much. it made me read certain paragraphs. his very economical -- but the other thing is, he was writing for private communication. he would not have needed to work on it. however, however, there is one publicly available letter which is one of the statements released