not if you ask pamela gellar herself. she says it's too late for c pac.lready fallen victim to sharia. here she is with conservative radio host janet mef effort. i've always held events there, even though i wasn't warmly welcomed because of the influence of what can only be described as muslim brotherhood faf sill taters or operatives. i think people at this point people need to know just how deeply we have been infiltrated. i mean, look, what are they doing at cpac? essentially, janet, they are enforcing the sharia. unt the sharia, the blasphemy laws, you can't say, you can't offend, you can't criticize, and you cannot insult islam. and so that's effectively what they're doing. they're enforcing sharia. gellar targets anti-tax crusader grorveer norquist as one of the news limb brotherhood facilitators standing in her way of putting on a show at cpac. state law make% in florida are keeping tabs on sharia infiltration, too. two republicans in that state have reintroduced legislation that would ban courts from considering foreign law when making legal decis

we called to speak to the person responsible for the ads, pamela gellar. >> my ad is designed to saveives. refusing to call attention to the plight of gays under islamic law is killing people. >> reporter: teresa sparks heads san francisco's human rights commission. she says gellars ads are trying to pit the gay community against muslims. >> she is trying to portray muslims and arabs as all being anti-gay. and i don't think that's the case. >> reporter: the new ads follow on the heels of current ads on a handful of buses with anti- muslim messages. muni says it's forced to run them because of freedom of speech. >> even though we disagree with the content of the ads, we don't think it's right to spend the public's money and resources to litigate over the first amendment rights. >>> the new ads are slated to run on six buses through the month of april. >> you have to, i think, make sure see it for what it is. it's hate speech, bias speech. >> reporter: and muni is also running a peace campaign on its buses to counter the message. muni says it's donating the money it's getting from gella

we called to speak to the person responsible for the ads, pamela gellar. >> my ad is designed to saveives. refusing to call attention to the plight of gays under islamic law is killing people. >> reporter: teresa sparks heads san francisco's human rights commission. she says gellars ads are trying to pit the gay community against muslims. >> she is trying to portray muslims and arabs as all being anti-gay. and i don't think that's the case. >> reporter: the new ads follow on the heels of current ads on a handful of buses with anti- muslim messages. muni says it's forced to run them because of freedom of speech. >> even though we disagree with the content of the ads, we don't think it's right to spend the public's money and resources to litigate over the first amendment rights. >>> the new ads are slated to run on six buses through the month of april. >> you have to, i think, make sure see it for what it is. it's hate speech, bias speech. >> reporter: and muni is also running a peace campaign on its buses to counter the message. muni says it's donating the money it's getting from gella

pamela gellar. >> stephanie: it was the perfect level for a muslim looking to wash his feet but thenwhat you're doing. everything is fine now. [ applause ] >> stephanie: let's go to tenant in philly. >> caller: hey, here is something to think about. okay. if we can stop planes that have been falling out of the sky, and tainted meat that's effecting the public here is a suggestion that i think obama can do. no gun sales, no bullet sales only to law enforcement and the military, you little boys sit down at the table until we solve this, and then once we solve it you can have your toys. >> stephanie: yes. i was reading that jared jared -- there was one guy that he said we didn't have any. there were so many people that knew he was off. that was one guy that said -- he was in a hurry and wild eyed. >> yeah. but you can't defend on every gun store owner -- >> stephanie: exactly. it's one guy exercising some common sense and you go did that save a few lives? >> yes. >> stephanie: you know. any way -- i know that's what is sad. i think bill maher -- >> i -- >> stephanie: yeah bill maher was