out from him and the norway shooter reportedly inspired by one of our former guests on this show pamela geller what does this massacre tell us about terrorism i'll get into it with retired special ops master sergeant jim hansen we will have all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour of course but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss today. now with the casey anthony trial over and the british royals while they're not visiting lately and the debt debate you think why it is sexier so copper like as some of the news we've seen all over the mainstream media and so i think the mainstream media may be a bit on the prowl for something juicy well and her democratic congressman david wu remember him let's see i think forget he's this guy and the furry gods doom that was a few months ago he was blackberrying photos dressed like that to staffers which ended up. getting well now a young woman is accusing him of a growth of an unwanted sexual behavior being go not good news for her but good news for the mainstream media and now it has something to la

fifteen hundred page manifesto included several references to well known american cranks like pamela geller frank gaffney and david horowitz the manifesto also cited right wing american organizations like the foundation for the defense of democracies the middle east media research institute and pajamas media basically the manifesto reads like a who's who of radical right wing bloggers condon's and phony experts who set up shop not in norway but right here in america to spread fear and hatred of muslims breivik also used his manifesto to attack climate change citing how the two thousand and nine so called climate gate scandal proved that manmade climate change is a hoax it's unclear if private concrete arrived to that conclusion by watching fox news's endless stream of coverage devoted to so-called climate gate but what is clear is a lot of the arguments and ideas breivik claims motivated him can be heard every single day and fox news and the rest of the right we need. so what we have here is a frightened and angry man who lashed out at his progressive our region government with unspeakable

manifesto came from islam of life will be chill god like robert spencer who writes for jihad watch org pamela geller and people of that like . to cast terrorism is broadly defined as. well it's arguably what osama bin laden was doing sending out tapes and you know p.r. things in the hopes that some crazy person out there would then become a terrorist and there was this like remote control terrorism without a direct link and and you know activating lone wolves or right wing as long affords in the united states promoting stochastic terrorism i wouldn't necessarily know if they're trying to actively recruit people but i would certainly say again is that they are providing a very very toxic environment where the moral threshold for these kinds of acts is significantly lower. progressively as this discourse becomes much more pervasive in our society and we really need to have a reality check for ourselves both here and abroad and really start to say we need to stop the hate and snap back to reality what are your thoughts on how the norwegian prime minister and his foreign minister also gave a torch today

guy in norway is fifteen hundred page manifesto i mean he's just he's gone nuts he's courting pamela geller frank gaffney david horowitz the foundations for defense of democracies pajamas media it's a who's who of the right wing you'll support and york times the washington post. i think it's offensive that you just led in with the right wing this is not well i'm not a right wing let's call let's let's not be nice to him let's call him what he is he's evil and what and it's not it's too nice to him to say he's an evil guy is you mates muslim is he who is he isn't terrible night tom. piers you of course not rational what do you think what do you think would be your game on progressive he quoted what do you think of one program so you put it well that this is easy and so i could do like noam chomsky were you thinking noam chomsky that's not the issue now is the issue this osama bin laden went on when he's one of his rants held up a noam chomsky book and said this is what this is a book that americans should read do you play noam chomsky for the death of three thousand people in the world trade

the number of attacks by anyone other than those so i think it's fair to say that people like pamela geller said it's likely or one and lauren graham said it's likely that this was a member they claimed responsibility and not blame respond was i don't know it was i going through that claim responsibility. and then they quickly everything that but talking about on friday you also said that ninety five percent of the people killed by terrorists are killed by muslim terrorists. but to prove your point i actually looked up on wikipedia that really known conservative web site and we could p.d.f. shows if you look at the terrorist attacks for the past three years well over ninety percent were conducted by islamists and more than ninety percent of the people killed were killed by muslim terrorists so yeah absolutely stand by those who are the victims the victims are overwhelmingly muslim which is the sad part so the united states should be at war and be most concerned about muslim extremism and fight to protect muslims abroad well that's that. good question i'm not sure i would say that our job as

manifesto mentioned pamela geller.ead the charge against the mosque near ground zero describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his website, jihad watching with was cited an additional 130 times. lorz ghoul is a terror expert. >> these websites provide a greenhouse for extremist ideas because they become isolated. people who do not share these ideas they tend to stay away which means that there's no opposition. there's no arguments so they feed upon themselves. >> supporters of geller and spencer say the effort to link them to the massacre is a kin to character assassination in the media and say it's unfair to blame them for the killings. as for the message breivik wanted to send through his murderous rampage in norway seems to be falling on deaf ears. >> we don't want to be silenced. we'll continue doing what we want to do. we want to make the world a better place and continue with our politics. we want to show them that they're

manifesto mentioned pamela geller. lead the charge against the mosque near ground zero describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his website, jihad watching with was cited an additional 130 times. lorz ghoul is a terror expert. >> these websites provide a greenhouse for extremist ideas because they become isolated. people who do not share these ideas they tend to stay away which means that there's no opposition. there's no arguments so they feed upon themselves. >> supporters of geller and spencer say the effort to link them to the massacre is a kin to character assassination in the media and say it's unfair to blame them for the killings. as for the message breivik wanted to send through his murderous rampage in norway seems to be falling on deaf ears. >> we don't want to be silenced. we'll continue doing what we want to do. we want to make the world a better place and continue with our politics. we want to show them that they'r

pamela geller, anti-islam blogger.rvative writer from the national review. joseph farrah, he goes to another conservative writer for justifications, christian justifications. it's important to emphasize that that doesn't make these people responsible for what he did. he pulled the trigger, not them. but he's very much coming out of an american milieu. >> it's an american milieu and also very easy, you know, since this whole thing, call him, just label him as mad man. he's gunning down children, he's disguised as a police officer. what issue do you take with the fact that a lot of people just call him a mad man? >> you know, i'm not a psychologist. what i think -- what happens when we focus on the psychological condition of this is we don't deal with the fact that he's a political actor. and he represents a growing subsequency in europe and the united states. people who wouldn't go as far as he does, but a number of people have come out. brian fisher of the american family association says the manifesto is perfectly acc