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finding in favor o the musli inmate died byrison officials acce toeligious meals markingthe endf ramadan. and you head his fundamntal rits were violated a the opinns of the department of correction and religious authorities cannot trump the plain and sincre religious beliefs. the freedom of religionis a basic pnciple in our constitution as i sid in my opening mments. it was nder of the reasons why my grandparets came to america. the freem of religion expression is a truly ndamental american right. pleasehare your ilosophy, mayb it is the wrong use of terms, themportance of the provision in th constitution and how you would go abt dealin with cases that cou affect that fundamental right in r constitution. >> i don't mean to befunny, but the court has held that it's fundantal the snse of incorporation ainst the state. but it is a very important and centr part of our democratic society that w do give freedom of religion the practice religion, that the constition restricts the sta from establishing religion and that we have freedom of expression in speech as well. tho freoms are central to o

i guess it's because muslims don't eat during the day during ramadan.hey fast during the day and eat at night. sort of like cockroaches. >> reverend chris buice says he's heard that kind of language before. >> if you look at the history of like situations like in rwanda in 1994, the talk radio was a big part of leading to the conditions that created a genocide. the hutu radio disc jockeys would call the tutsi cockroaches. there's the sense that these aren't human beings. you know, they're not human beings with children or grandchildren. these are cockroaches. and when you hear in talk radio that liberals are evil, that they are traitors, that they are godless, that they are on the side of the terrorist-- that's hate language. you don't negotiate with evil people. you don't live in community with people you consider to be traitors. >> millions of americans tune in to right-wing talk radio every day. rory o'connor is a media critic and a liberal himself who's written a book on shock-talkers. he says not all of these broadcasters use violent language. but

favor of the muslim inmate denied by prison officials access to religious meals marking the end of ramadan. and you head his fundamental rights were violated and the opinions of the department of correction and religious authorities cannot trump the plain and sincere religious beliefs. the freedom of religion is a basic principle in our constitution as i said in my opening comments. it was wonder of the reasons why my grandparents came to america. the freedom of religion expression is a truly fundamental american right. please share your philosophy, maybe it is the wrong use of terms, the importance of the provision in the constitution and how you would go about dealing with cases that could affect that fundamental right in our constitution. >> i don't mean to be funny, but the court has held that it's fundamental in the sense of incorporation against the state. but it is a very important and central part of our democratic society that we do give freedom of religion, the practice of religion, that the constitution restricts the state from establishing a religion and that we have freedom of

northwest frontier province so we got to this guy's house that night and we broke a crass, it was during ramadan, and after we broke a fast we started talking about life in swaps and what was happening in this guy started showing me dvd's and videos of and then attacking americans in afghanistan and iraq which again was six hours from the capital, i was in the middle of nowhere and wasn't about to stand up and say my dad and my brother are part of the crusading army you spend your life against baghdad i was had no other choice. so i changed the subject and started talking about a philosophy and at this point that i said you know that osama has written a philosophy book. i said no i did and so he brought me to the next room and showed me this bookshelf full of al qaeda paraphernalia. amongst them was a backpack and he said osama as philosophy book is in that backpack right there but i promise the person that left a bad that i would not touch it until he. i nudged him and i said so who is against you are so worried about and he said this bag was left behind by osama number two and i thought at tha

for almost three years, well over two years resulting, resulting in the supreme court decision in ramadans rumsfeld in 2006. then it took time for the congress to respond, pass the military commissions act, develop rules under military commissions act which were not completed until january, 20074 work by both executive branch and congress. after that, charges started to happen and by january, 2009, nearly 24 people had been charged by military commission under the mca. even in that period there was at least seven or eight months held up in yet another jurisdictional challenge that got resolved by court of military commission review in september, 2007 so because of all the higher court litigation, the military commissions haven't had a chance to get working on till the very end until they were suspended on the day after president obama was inaugurated. >> are you familiar with how many of the guantanamo people that is to say alleged enemy combatants detained at guantanamo have been tried and article 3 courts in the united states or successfully convicted i think was the claim. >> could you