the muslim mayor of rotterdam telling muslims they don't like the freedoms of the west. go ahead and pack your bags and get the hell out of the west. some did not like that. charles payne saying we need to hear more of that. >> strong words and great to hear a muslim say that. he found himself in a country, he learned how to embrace him. people used to knock him with dual citizenship and things like that. if you look at america as a template for why this works people from all over the world come here. they keep their culture. everybody wants the american dream. unfortunate a lot of these muslims are going to europe go with contempt. they don't go to embrace where they are going or to become part of the fabric. they go to take the fabric apart. that's the problem. >> i think what we see going on in europe right now is the template for what could happen in america if we continue to embrace multiculture. go to university campuses and you read the mainstream media and multiculturalism is the bible to them. >> what does that mean? >> is that different races having their own t

. >> this rotterdam mayor, when society bends over backwards for all those who come in to their countries, and then they are met with anger resentment or hostility, then you cross a multiculturalism line that is dangerous. i'm not saying you go back to the adage of this country, love america or leave it but something very close to it. if i don't like it here or we are so offensive to you, get the hell out of here. what do you make of that? >> yeah. my only quibble with the discussion is that this isn't really about multiculturalism as such. i read the mayor's comments. i agreed with them 100%. by the way, this isn't about islam. i think he made that point extremely well. he is saying here in holland we have room for muslims i'm a muslim. we absolutely can tolerate islam here. >> he was addressing the muslim community. >> i agree because that's the issue of the day. he is saying you extremists, you haters get out of here. >> i think it is about multiculturalism. ethnically separated dorms bilingualism in this country. what worked in the past was a collection of a america where you can be y

the muslim mayor of rotterdam telling muslims they don't like the freedoms of the west.ahead and pack your bags and get the hell out of the west. some did not like that. charles payne saying we need to hear more of that. >>

official is telling radical islamist terrorists exactly how he feels about them and the mayor of rotterdam happens to be muslim. , he is issuing this profane directive to the radical islamist terrorists who carried out the attacks killing 17 people in france last week. and the same words to all that support them. [speaking in native tongue] [bleep] lou: a defiant "charlie hebdo" magazine. good thing the probable comment on this week's cover. as you can see he is betrayed as crying and holding a sign that read that i am charlie, with the words i am forgiven. words that the surviving members that "charlie hebdo" says are open to interpretation. and president obama absent from the terrorist rally. he remains absent when it comes to identifying the threat that his radical islamist terrorist. and more appalling is the damage control campaign by left-wing media outlets. this is a democratic political organ pinning the blame on the president's absence on paris and the mishandling over the weekend on his counselors and confidantes and staff hurried the hardly ever accountable president himself fin

that is the hand that dropped the bombs on defenseless rotterdam, brussels, belgrade.he hand that destroyed the cities, villages, and homes of russia. that is the hand that held the whip over the polish, yugoslav, french and norwegian slaves. that is the hand that took their food. that is the hand that starved them. that is the hand that murdered, massacred greeks, czechs, jews. that is the hand that killed and crippled american soldiers, sailors, marines. don't clasp that hand. it's not the kind of a hand you can clasp in friendship. >> but there are millions of germans. some of those guys must be okay. >> perhaps. but which ones? just one mistake may cost you your life. trust none of them. someday, the german people might be cured of their disease. the super race disease. the world conquest disease. but they must prove that they have been cured beyond the shadow of a doubt before they ever again are allowed to take their place among respectable nations. until that day, we stand guard. we are determined that their plan for world conquest shall stop here and now. we ar

official is telling radical islamist terrorists exactly how he feels about them and the mayor of rotterdams issuing this profane directive to the radical islamist terrorists who carried out the attacks killing 17 people in france last week. and the same words to all that support them.

so the man who made these comments the mayor of rotterdam you should know is a muslim. ahmed aboutaleb is the first to lead a major western european city. dr. saoud an wah also happens to be a muslim. let me ask you this sir, as a muslim first. when you hear the mayor of city saying if you don't like it here you can f off, what's your reaction? >> thank you, john and michaela for having me on your show. i heard the mayor's comments from rodderdam. i have four prospectives to share on this. i completely agree with him that terrorists have no room on any society. the second component is any individual in any society who has intentions to harm their fellow citizens also have no room in that society. the area that i disagree with him respectfully is the people in western or any other society with democracy have a right to have peaceful disagreements on issues perspectives and policies. ha is something that i think he went a little too far. another part is the choice of his words, again, look very aggressive and almost look like bullying. that's how i look at this. it is int

i was also watching the mayor of rotterdam in the netherlands who is muslim. he had very strong language to talk about he said if you are not happy with freedom you need to go find another country. he was very outraged. they are so clear in how they are looking at it and what they are saying to people who are of the muslim faith who are peaceful that they need to react and they need to respond. what's your take on that? >> i am so glad you brought that up. the president's invitation to the religious scholars was to distract this ideology that contaminated islam but does originate and get leg miezed byler ricks all over the world. i have written about this in tomorrow morning's spectator called "let there be light" article. it is time to examine this type of ideology to islam. that is something we are shying away from in the united states because of our administration's lead. >> i questioned the state department spokeswoman on the thread that exists between all of these horrific can acts when you look at hamas and boko haram when you look at the organizations a

the mayor of rotterdam telling the muslims to basically "f" off. if they don't appreciate western values. should this be something that all countries maybe should duplicate? watch this. >> >> should countries like france say relief? >> you don't have to say love it or leave it. but you have to say, play by the rules. or leave. because the rules say, tolerance, nonviolence you cannot punish and commit violence against people because of what they say or what they paint or what they draw. i think this guy is absolutely right. >> thank you both. >>> coming up sources now say governor mitt romney is now really thinking about running again. is a third time a charm for the gop nominee. we'll check in with karl rove with more straight ahead. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >>> all eyes are on 2016. and the emergeing gop fie

the muslim mayor of the dutch city of rotterdam has said today, and i can't quote all of it -- althoughr tv -- he said those muslims who turn their back on freedom, quote pack your bags and [bleep] off. even within the muslim community, and this one particular mayor is calling them out, there needs to be this progression in the religion -- [inaudible conversations] >> you have to call this what it is before you can get there. >> right. >> and the administration by not separating radical islam from the rest of, you know moderate peaceful, wonderful muslims does a great disservice to the religion. you have to have some sort of demarcation -- >> but we know they can target people when they want to. >> absolutely. >> they targeted hobby lobby -- >> absolutely. >> they can target and fight people if they want to. >> very good. the u.s. military central command is back up after its twitter and youtube accounts were hacked, replacing their profile images with images from the cyber caliphate. centcom maintains there was no operational impact to the agency but republican congressman duncan hunte

then you've got the mayor of rotter rotter rotterdam who's saying to his muslim community, if you don'tlues under which the west live, pack your bags. that's a quote. there's a number of different ideas of what freedom of speech means. trying to get a definition of what that is will help this approach in countering the problems. >> the way you're describing it i think back to the press conference with uk prime minister david cameron and president obama. and the president used the word "solved." that terrorism could be a problem that is solved. can it be solved? how would one go about solving it? >> there's problems by using terminology such as "solved" or "win" or "victory." in this new era -- one of the words he used was ungoverned spaces which i thought was important. ungoverned spaces allow asymmetric groups like isis and aqap to thrive. this is one part of that approach. we went into iraq that was an ungoverned space and insurgency thrived. libya, the same thing. if you look at syria, the reason why isis thrives is they live in raqqa, an ungoverned space. if you look at yemen, it's

and they exist in france in sweden they exist in england of all places in tower hamlet and even in rotterdamd by the local so-called community leaders, and where, for example, french police officers cannot go without the permission of the local imam or muslim leader in france. this is all unclassified. there are now 751 no-go sharia areas registered by the government of france. these are hotbeds for radicalization and recruiting and of course provide safe haven to the kinds of people that did the attack in paris just a few days ago. >> given the fact that we know there are these no-go zones, and that's probably the areas that they're looking for, this one terrorist this morning, the woman, do you think, dr. gorka, given the events of the last four day, maybe france will realize, you know what maybe we should send our police in there maybe we should be monitoring what people are saying? >> a country doesn't function unless there is one rule for everybody. you can't say there's an enclave here and hindus are going to do what they do by their religion. there's an enclave here and the christians

i came from a comprehensive school in rotterdam and south south yorkshire.t met one of your members who came from rodham. there he is. there he is in the back row. where members often said actually over there. i came from a comprehensive schooln rodham and i have been leader of the opposition and foreign secretary and i have never found and a door to me or any barrier placed in my way. you can go to the top and don't let anybody ever tell you that you can't. in this chamber many of the great advances in human rights and democratic governments have been made. it will be the house of commons in the corridor in the chapel which you have probably come through to this morning that the bill of rights was passed in 1689 the foundation stone of parliamentary sovereignty and the freedom of british citizens. it was here in the house of commons that the slave trade was abolished in 1807 after 20 years of effort and campaigning by william wilberforce. it was here that all women in our country finally won the right to vote on the equal franchise act adopted in 1928 and t