the nation of islam. that was his total reason. he was a true believer in the nation of islam. the nation of islam was an offshoot of islam with a different kind of theology, the , pressing the black man, just a different theology. the idea was why should a black man fight in the white man's war. the head of the nation of islam had served four years in jail for world war ii, and a bunch of members of the religion had received time in jail for not going to korea. muhammad ali was in that line in his religious thinking and so he applied for conscientious objector status, which entailed a bunch of things. he had a lawyer who had been a big lawyer for malcolm x in the nation of islam up in harlem. he was called jaco the giant killer because he had beaten the government on a bunch of things. they filed a thing for conscientious objector. as part of that, he had to go see a special judge. they brought in a retired judge. this is part of the apparatus for applying as a conscientious objector. they brought in a ju

east in this was after, of course, he left the nation of islam or was pushed out both the nation of islam, and he, in 1964 would go to africa.nded trips the first left on april 14, 1964 and he would travel throughout the middle east and africa, traveling to egypt, lebanon, saudi arabia, morocco, algeria. but, of course, what was the most critical aspect of this trip? what city, what town was most important to malcolm's development? yes. met her, without question. as we have talked about in raiseds classes, being in nation of islam theology, he that whiteto think people were fundamentally evil. and in many ways, his own experiences, his own life experiences with white people reinforced that. so, when he was told that, while he was in prison by his brothers and sisters who converted to the nation, it did not surprise him. it actually clicked for him because, according to him, it made sense in terms of the way he had been treated, in terms of the way his parents had been treated. of course, he is the son of a father who, most likely was lynched. lynchedhis uncles were in georgia. he, of cour

and this was after he left the nation of islam, or pushed out of the nation of islam. 1964 would go on two extended trips to africa. the first of course left april 13, 1964, and on this trip he would travel throughout the middle east and africa, traveling to egypt, lebanon, saudi arabia, nigeria, morocco, and algeria. but of course, what was the most critical aspect of this trip? what city, what town was most important to malcolm's development? >> [inaudible] prof. kendi: mecca, without question. of course, as we talked about in previous classes, being raised in nation of islam theology, he was raised to think that white people were fundamentally evil. and in many ways, his own experiences, his own life experiences with white people reinforced that. he was told while he was by his brothers and sisters who had converted to the nation, it didn't surprise him. it actually clicked for him because, according to him, it made sense in the terms of the way he had been treated, the way his parents had been treated. of course he is the son of a father who most likely was lynched. some of his unc

out of this experience that was born the 1st american muslim movements and it was known as the nation of islam. in the 1930 s. a radical idea began to spread through the cities of america the idea that white people were irredeemably evil form the coolness stone of the nation of islam. these theology combined islam and black nationalism the nation's message appeal to african-americans who fled the bigotry of the south for the 1950 s. the nation had around 100000 members led by in large. part. by. the would gave the nation some credibility were high profile members including the boxer caches clay who took the name. and the radical charismatic activist malcolm x. in the present situation don't know the political power. that they can put the man in the white house so they can take. but in 1965 off the leaving the movement malcolm x. was assassinated defection sooden of the alija mama died most of the membership converted to mainstream islam. i'm on a bit of a pilgrimage south of chicago to meet a man who's had a profound effect on the story of islam in america he's the son of a line gemma 100 but

your mom wallerstein muhammad lives modestly here in chicago he became the head of the nation of islam when his father in larger mohammad died in 1975 wallenstein persuaded most of the nation to adopt mainstream islam and he changed the nation's name to the world community of islam in the west it was a very startling night is. tell us about some of the it was a myth to destroy we had a myth of the origins of the white race as grafted there all of the black men you know. as man go in and the black and black people were gods and the whites were devils as an exactly exactly but what made you break with the nation of islam that it didn't it didn't take nothing but a child's brain for me to do that out about 11 or 12 when i was that that was wrong then you became a sunni muslim well i don't make a big deal of mass sunni and shia you know when i became a mainstream muslim you became a mainstream muslim yes and really the importance of it how it would affect not only muslims but christians too. was not realize ballasts in 1905 in what way was it important turning that means a lack of national

of islam when his father in larger mohammad died in 1975 wallerstein persuaded most of the nation to adopt mainstream islam and he changed the nation's name to the world community of islam in the west there were some very startling ideas. which i was alone has yet to tell us about some of the it was a myth and this did destroy we had a myth of the origins of the white race as grafted there were the black men you know as man grew in you and the black and black people were gods and the whites were devils and exactly. exactly but what made you break with the nation of islam that it didn't it didn't take nothing but a child's brain for me to do that i was about 11 or 12 when i was that that was wrong then you became a sunni muslim well i don't make a big deal about sunni and shia you know when i became a mainstream muslim you became a mainstream muslim and really the importance of it how it would affect not only muslims but christians sue. was not realized ballasts in 1905 in what way was it important turning that means alaska national this movement as extreme as ours believing what w

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how you know men are those who defend the border of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusion by foreign elements on our land what off our own. mind our borders how are our red line you know an enemy that violates our borders and will not return and will be destroyed economy. the commander went on to say iran was ready for a war that had the country was not seeking conflict with any nation. but the incident comes at a time of rising tension between tehran and washington which began when the us abandoned the international nuclear deal last year. after the us ratcheted up sanctions on iran this week announced it would no longer abide by the terms of the agreement and could soon restart its nuclear activity. the recent attack on to oil tankers in the gulf of oman adds to the tension over by on wednesday the u.s. military presented more evidence that it said links tehran to the incident this time iran denied its involvement so far the u.s. has not reacted to what it sees as iranian provocations despite such restraint the fear is that an ever escal

i don't know those who defend the border of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusion by foreign elements on our land or don't own a. mine of our borders how are our red line enemy that violates our borders and will not return and will be destroyed. the commander went on to say that iran was ready for war but added that they did not seek conflict with any nation. however the incident comes at a time of increasing tension between tehran and washington at its heart the international nuclear deal which the u.s. withdrew from last year. this week iran said it was also no longer willing to abide by the terms of the agreement and could soon restart its nuclear activity. also raising concerns are attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of amman. on wednesday the u.s. military presented more evidence it said linked tehran to the incidents. iran for its part denies involvement. the united states has also said it has no interest in fueling the dispute with iran but the fear is a military confrontation could happen not by design but by accident. let's get more n

live from berlin fears of confrontation grow as president donald trump or 1st as a nation of terror excuses the islamic republic of carrying out attacks in the gulf of oman the us has these black and white images of iranian forces prove that terror on set off explosions on 2 oil tankers yesterday iran's as calling the u.s. accusations alarming and wrong also coming out.

specifically that when i was growing up, you didn't have white supremacist, nation of islam, anti-semitic voices with a mainstream platform. social has given them that and she is concerned. >> you have to go idaho to find that it was an interesting question the question is what do we do about it now as i written many times, these are amplified and weaponized a lot of things dhant exist befth before susan, they made a really hard call the other day around extremist groups it's just the right call it's the right thing to do but why didn't they do it sooner and how difficult will it be now at this point to implement it given everything has gone on for so long? i think that's the issue is the slowness to realize the problem which i, again, place at the feet of regulators who have sort of taken a dive on tech for a long time. and one thing that was interesting is i wrote a column ten years ago talking about this you know, when the fdc was taking a dive on google. here we are ten years late eastern just starting to do it it's an interesting problem. >> and, again, answering a question about a s

cory booker will meet with the nation of islam leader. >> i'm not one of the people that says i wantn with anybody here. i'm very familiar with this. the democrat making these comments at a campaign event in nevada. >> think you brian. now turning to the search for the missing connecticut mother. she was last seen on may 24. apparently a friend telling the new york post that she was afraid for her life after fire lead for divorce from her husband. before she went missing. her husband is on the attack claiming that the disappearance was fate like the -- was fake the 2012 movie called gone girl. she has written a book manuscript similar to gone girl at one point. that would happen. the next guest is calling the absurd. here is the first forensic psychologist. dr., good morning to you. >> scratching our heads over this explanation by the defense attorney suggesting that jennifer faked her own death and left those five kids. >> leaving your five kids goes against every maternal instinct but here's the thing. we have her blood being found in her garage we have their dna together being fou

berlin fears of confrontation grow as president donald trump refers to a rant as a nation of terror excuses the islamic republic of carrying out attacks in the gulf of oman the u.s. says these black and white images of iranian forces prove that terror on set off explosions on 2 oil tankers yesterday iran is calling the u.s. accusations alarming and wrong also coming out of. the women's walkout in switzerland and a nationwide strike to demand a quality women want more time more respect and more pay. come to go for welcome to the show the u.n. secretary general antonio terrorist is calling for an independent investigation to determine who carried out yesterday's attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. military has released a video it insists proves that iran is responsible but terran says the allegations are baseless tensions have been running high since president donald trump told the u.s. out of the international nuclear pact on or around last year. the united states says this is the video that proves iran was behind the attacks u.s. military claims it shows iran's revolutionary guard rem

defend the borders of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusionsforeign elements on our land. redline.rs are our public broadcaster said the drone turned off its identification transponder, which is a violation of aviation rules. u.s. officials acknowledged one of their drones had been shot, but said it had been flying in international airspace. it is the latest incident between the countries, which have been at odds since donald trump's decision to abandon a landmark nuclear deal and impose crippling sanctions on iran. the pentagon accused iran of attacking two oil tankers, allocations denied by tehran. the u.s. has been ramping up its military presence recently, sending 1000 additional troops to the region. iranian authorities have threatened to enrich uranium beyond the limit authorized by the nuclear agreement if they do not receive sanctions relief by june 27. >> we have been speaking to our correspondent in tehran for contacts on the strait. it is a vital energy route. let's hear more. >> about a face of the world's oil pply moves through thi

this is the day of the news live from berlin president trump describes iraq as a nation of terror and accuses the islamic republic of attacking tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. says these images show the raining in forces at work to prove that i don't think splosion. is yesterday around since the u.s. accusations are longing and wrong also on the program. nationwide strike for equality switzerland's of women. spend more. on the novel old approach to solving the housing crisis to visit artists of the. literally taking the issues. i'm still going to welcome to the program un secretary general and turn into terrorist is calling for an independent investigation into yesterday's attacks on to oil tankers in the gulf of oman united states has released a video it says proves that iran is responsible to iran says the allegations are baseless tensions between the 2 countries have been running high since president trump pulled the u.s. out of the international nuclear deal with iran last year. the united states says this is the video that proves iran was behind the attacks u.s. military claims it shows iran's

lives modestly here in chicago he became the head of the nation of islam when his father in law john uhammad died in 1975 wallenstein persuaded most of the nation to adopt mainstream islam and he changed the nation's name to the world community of islam in the west it was some very startling. origin of islam and to tell us about some of the it was a myth mr destroy we had a myth the origins of the white race as grafted there were the black man you know as money and the blood and blood people were gods and the whites were devils is exactly. exactly but what made you break with the nation of islam that it didn't it didn't take nothing but a child's brain for me to do that i was about 11 or 12 when i was that that was wrong then you became a sunni muslim well i don't make a big deal about sunni and shia you know when i became a mainstream muslim you became a mainstream muslim areas and the really the importance of it how it would affect not only muslims but christians sue. was not realized ballasts in 1905 and what way it was an important turning that means a lack of national this moveme

. >> those who defend the border of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusion by foreign elements on our land. our borders are our red line. an enemy that violates our borders will not return and will be destroyed. >> the commander went on to say iran was ready for war, but either the country was not seeking conflict with any nation. the incident comes at a time of rising tension between tehran and washington which began when the u.s. abandoned an international nuclear deal last year. iran this week announced it would no longer abide by the terms of the agreement and could soon restart its nuclear activity. the recent attack on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman asked to the tension. the u.s. presented more evidence that it said links to run -- tehran to the incident. this time, iran denied involvement. the u.s. has so far not responded to what it sees as iranian provocations. despite such restraint, the fear is that the escalation could result in war. brent: for more now, let's bring in all of her who is on the story for us in washington. goo

those who defend the buddhists of the islamic nation of iran. will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusions by foreign elements in iran are. big on a. red line a side of the i mean an enemy that our violates our abilities will not return. and will be destroyed. my 1st guest tonight said earlier this week that lack of a smoking gun should prevent further escalation of tensions between the u.s. and iran there was juergen has written extensively about the middle east his latest book is making the arab world he is also a professor of international relations at the one school of economics and he joins us tonight from london fawaz it's good to have you on the program your warning that there is no smoking gun in terms of the attack on those 2 oil tankers that came before reports of a u.s. drone being shot down by iran's does that drone does that change the calculus for washington in your opinion. no it does not in fact i would argue that the trump in this ration finds itself boxed and there's no clarity in washington. many divisions within t

those who defend the borders of the islamic nation of iran. will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusions by foreign elements on our. big on a. red line of sight and i mean an enemy that our violates our borders show you will not return. and will be destroyed that's. my 1st guest tonight said earlier this week that a lack of a smoking gun should prevent further escalations of tensions between the u.s. and iran follows jirgas has written extensively about the middle east his latest book is in type of making the arab world he is professor of international relations and the one school of economics and he joins me tonight from london fawaz it's good to have you on the program you're warning that there is no smoking gun in terms of the attack on these 2 oil tankers that came before reports of a u.s. drone being shot down by iran's does that drill does that change the calculus for washington in your opinion. no it does not in fact i would argue that the trunk and its ration fired itself box there. there's no clarity in washington. many di

news live from president trump describes iran as a nation of terror and accuses the islamic republic of attacking in the gulf of. black and white images showing grainy and forces and prove that set off explosions on 2 because yesterday the u.s. accusations and draw on.

. >> those who defend the borders of the islamic nation of iran in a total and decisive way to any intrusion by foreign elements. our borders are our red line. >> reporter: iran has been escalating for some time. first we had the tax on the tankers in a critical waterway in the strait of orders where 21 million barrels of oil a day pass through. then we had the announcement they will begin enriching uranium beyond 3.6% allowed by the jcp oa pushing up to 20%. that is something that could put them within a year of building a bomb. so clearly a need for some kind of response, all leading up to wednesday evening's shooting of that drone by an iranian surface-to-air missile. we can see that, here that. iran is fiercely disputing the president's characterization the drone straight into iranian airspace and there is no doubt the us is willing to respond if they have to and that will put iran -- heather: you mentioned what iran said, july 7th deadline for that. we will watch that date to see if iran has any further action. we were talking reaction from other countries. have you heard anything from

. >> those who defend the borders of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive waytrusion of foreign elements. our borders are our red line. >> reporter: it is iran who has been escalating for some time. first the attacks on oil tankers in may and the norwegian and japanese tankers last week in that critical waterway where 21 million barrels of oil a day pass through. wednesday evening shooting down the ark you 4 drone shot down by missile from iran's coast. iran's government continuing to insist it is not strayed into iranian airspace, straight into iranian airspace but no doubt the us will respond, they have the capability, they were willing to last night and it is a warning shot across about that if they escalate the situation there will be consequences. jillian: we wait to see how the united states responds has there been a response in russia? >> russia is a close ally of iran. they were closely together. vladimir putin has commented a lot on this issue going back a few weeks. >> translator: it would be a catastrophe for the region because it would lead to an in

the american legal system and one of the foundation documents represented in this freeze is the koran. and in the nation's capital there are a few other references to islam largely unknown rarely seen the thomas jefferson building contains the library of congress the oldest cultural institution in washington which was completed in the 19th century around the dome of the reading room is a mural meant to represent the nations and ideas that contributed most to american civilization and it might come as a surprise to historians that amongst the ideas represented here is islam. beneath this great miracle i'm meeting congressman keith ellison who i came across at the start of my journey in minneapolis. so he tell me about when you took your oath of office because it was a copy of the koran and not just any copy but in fact was on this qur'an that we have right here before us and you know in fact this go on which is a 2 volume set has the initials t.j. inscribed right here thomas jefferson and so you know we said this was your reaction when you find them one of the founding fathers had his own copy of the koran i was gobsmacked. as i would say. huge had it was

tunisia is known for the number of jihadists leaving to fight with the islamic state group. >> it has seen a number of tunisian nationalseading off to fight jihad, to join forces with islamic state or al qaeda forces. the exact numbers leaving are not known, between 3000 and 6000. per capita, it is a surprisingly large amount. jihadist0 or so of the have returned to tunisian soil. there is no rehabilitation program. they are in prison or they are out on the streets. questions about why are very interesting. there is poverty and unemployment. underemployment among the 24s. correlation,irect but people are looking at it as one of the factors. political disillusionment following the political revolution. ofot of lung people -- a lot young people took to the streets. it has failed to produce big changes. there has been frustration at the political system since then. working witheen international partners, the eu, the u.s., algeria, to try and shore up its borders. u.s. drones have been patrolling the tunisian border with libya, trying to protect any contagion from there. it is a volatile situation. genie: thank you. catheri

president's trump describes iraq a nation of terror is the islamic republic attacking because in the gulf of. iran says the u.s. accusations are. also on the program. i would walk out in switzerland nationwide strike for equality swiss women demand more more respect and more. on the far right former policeman who wants to become head of the many german city opponents for his election the books get off tourists and hollywood filmmakers. welcome to the program. u.n. secretary general antonio contender she is calling for an independent investigation into yesterday's attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman united states has released a video it says proves iran is responsible to her and says the allegations are baseless tensions between the 2 countries have been running high since president trump pulled the u.s. out of the international nuclear deal with iran last year the united states says this is the video that proves iran was behind the attacks u.s. military claims it shows iran's revolutionary guard removing an unexploded limpet mine from one of the oil tankers it's also publish

president's trump describes iran as a nation of terror and the cues is the islamic republic attacking tigers in the gulf. the u.n. says. set off explosions fun to. play around says the u.s. accusations are alarming and. also on the program. last. words walkouts in switzerland.

of the issues the u.s. house with iran iraq is that it needs it for defensive purposes and is not open for negotiations islamic nations president reiterated that iran does not seek nuclear weapons. a scientific capability on the field and i'm going to have a sufficient we don't see where it's not because of u.s. sanctions not because of ideology and religion. we have the means to counter u.s. pressure control to go with them to i don't mean military means that we may have if necessary will. it be the idea that they threaten the united states is so utterly absurd that it's almost childlike. the fact is however that the u.s. media has repeated thousands and thousands of times that iran's is the number one brayer of global terror terrorism now they never sly any facts to back it up to say that there are sponsors of global terror. i have difficulty finding examples of it and yet i look at saudi arabia and you can find just endless examples of things that either they have done. or as a nation or that there are there be a version of islam has instigated it is believed that iran is somehow a threat to us would you do if not.

. >> reporter: adding to a week of hostility between the two nations beginning with the u.s. accusing the islamic republic of attacking two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. iran has denied conducting the attacks but did claim responsibility for shooting down the u.s. drone you can see in these images falling in the skries. the ambassador saying we tried to caution the drone through radio transmission but says, since it was a spy drone we were left with no other options. pentagon officials refute those claims. >> this was an unprovoked attack on a u.s. surveillance asset that had not violated iranian airspace. >> reporter: late thursday there was an emergency briefing on the situation where some members for both parties urged for caution. >> we're worried that he and the cltie onhe hil are bumble into a encouraging him to taking a gres sive action. >> the oy way iran cnges i behavior is america will put options on the table that would create pain for their regime. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the situation would have escalated quickly had the plan been carried out. official fear the attack w

of muslim majority nations have condemned the u.s. for moving its embassy in israel to jerusalem. it was a sion of islamic corporation that has been meeting in saudi arabia delegate said any recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital undermined the 2 state solution protesters for and against sudan's military leadership have demonstrated in the capital khartoum pro army and religious groups should support the military council which has been in power since the removal of president omar bashir in april outside the defense ministry thousands demanding civilian rule defied warnings from the military to stop their city and. well those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after listening to this stage of them so much. as politicians in washington defines who are aboard rules we talk to the people at the center of the story many of them just said oh no it's very dangerous because since the many guns are there and it's not it's a very safe place migrants smugglers and people who live along the border talk to all just 0. u.s. officials charge we carried out caution with violators that's not shy sorr

of muslim nations have condemned the u.s. for moving its embassy to jerusalem the organization of islamic cooperation has been meeting in saudi arabia delegate said any recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital undermined the 2 state solution. but tensions between tehran and washington continues to rise the white house is seeking support from gulf states to back its sanctions and its tough stance on iran and as our diplomatic editor james bays reports from the united nations for some there are echoes of a previous u.s. push for war. tensions are rising the u.s. is building up its forces in the gulf there are threatening voices coming from both sides on the face of it it feels similar to the buildup to the invasion of iraq in 2003. a war that devastated the country and destabilize the region one advisor who advocated strongly for war 16 years ago now has an even more powerful position john bolton is president trumps national security adviser but this time around as he builds a case against iran he finds even less international support than the u.s. had for its campaign against saddam hussein carne ross is a former british d

announced a national plan to prevent extremism folding a series of terror attacks a rights lawyer in the country we spoke to says the nation needs to clearly understand the dangers of radical islam we of course after the terrorist attack that we have in france there is a fear a legitimate fear of what can happen again so police are sions philosophers sociologists lawyers all thinking about how to manage to situation and make sure to avoid new terrorist attack the thing is that when you read this report there is an idea that the bedrock of terrorism is reservation so if we want to make sure that there we have terrorism again we have to fight radicalism it could be a good idea but the program is that we don't have. a clear definition of what is radicalism we have to pay attention there is a lack of knowledge about what is the reality of islam today among the story still to come a danish headmaster faces a right wing backlash after a video of school children being taught how muslims pray it's the internet. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. globalization period t

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business d w news live from president trump describes iran as a nation of terror and accuses the islamic republic of attacking tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. says these black and white images showing a grainy and forces them prove that set off explosions on 2 tankers yesterday around says the u.s. accusations are alarming and drawn also on the program. in a nationwide strike for equality swiss women demanding more time more respect and more. novel approach to solving berlin's housing crisis we visit artists for goofing on good and good to draw attention to spiralling events in the german capital. i'm phil go welcome to the program. u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists is calling for an independent investigation into yesterday's attacks on to oil tankers in the gulf of aqaba united states has released a video that it says proves that iran is responsible to iran says the allegations a baseless tensions between the 2 countries have been running high since president trump pulled the u.s. out of the international nuclear deal with iran last year. the united states says this is