i remember the insults correctly at the time of salman rushdie, all of europe said with one voice that burning the book of sarman rushdie was a movement against freedom of speech and thoughts, two days were reversed. and the thoughts of thousands of anti-islamic actions every year, such as attacks on mosques and people all over europe, it is reported that they attacked a mosque in new zealand and broadcast the video of their massacre live on social networks. in england, violence against muslims has increased, but the government has nothing he is taking serious measures to prevent it. this is the heart that the holy quran has aroused the public anger of muslims around the world and we have witnessed large-scale demonstrations in different countries . why do you look at it? in the history of this pronunciation, it was one of the factors that created the environment and culture that created the environment for mass posters with the current approach of the western authorities, the wave of islamophobia and insulting the sacred. islami tabari will soon be able to kiss her newborn child from

i remember exactly the time of salman rushdie, all of europe said with one voice that burning the bookrushdie is a move against freedom of expression and the thoughts of the day have been reversed. that's mean it has been burned. freedom of speech is opposed to the burning of the holy quran. muslims have become anti-freedom of speech and thoughts. every year, thousands of anti-islamic acts such as attacks on mosques and people are reported across europe. it is reported that some extremists attacked a mosque in new zealand for a few days, and the video of their own massacre was also reported. he broadcast live on social networks, the result was just a few days, he had condemned the murderers , the wealth of england has increased, violence against muslims has increased, but the government does not take any serious measures to prevent it. massive demonstrations in different countries we muslims should have a mehndi of unity, even non-muslims, because such gestures that create differences between people and culture, create hatred for others , why do you look at it, in the history of this p

salman rushdie will not promote his new novel, hear that salman rushdie will not promote his new novelote his new novel, the attack. and it's not surprising news, is it? really? i don't think i would it's thoroughly understandable risk being attacked again or send out a release and a promoted tweet . release and a promoted tweet. but it's wrong that he should have to make that decision. this is we're the legacy of is we're still in the legacy of that the when that terrible the time when he there talk artistic there to talk about artistic freedom the insult freedom adds irony to the insult and the injury. but this is exactly what terrorism to achieve i suppose to people to change their good actions that they would do and it's achieved in that case. yeah, but it's understandable that it has because none of us here would think loud. let's go and do that well, i mean, you know, obviously an absolutely horrific attack. when the attack. i do think when the fatwa originally issued in fatwa was originally issued in 1998, 89, late eighties , anyway, 1998, 89, late eighties, anyway, you think th

in the industry for 40 years, midcentral published salman rushdie, president and mrs. obama and prince harry among many other authors and it was reported recently thatrince harry'book spare sold more books in one day. well, over a million. the most ever sold in one day by a random house title. ll, some of the other current bestsellers include the janet mary sixeport, published by harper's. about 40,000 have been sold since the beginning of the year. michelle obama's send book, the light we carry, remains a bestseller. over 26,0 have been sold in 2023. and to history books are on the bestseller lists as well. sty schiff's the revolutionary. sam adams and miss america edited bprinceton historians julian zelizer and kevin kruse. eachf ose books has sold north of 4000 copies. this year, so far. well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on a

other books to look out for in 2023 include author solomon rushdie's 15th novel victory city, which debuts in february. the book comes just six months after the author survived an onstage stabbing during a lecture in new york back in august of 2022. sean casey, the founding director of the state department's office of religion and global affairs, will release his book, chasing the devil at foggy bottom on january the 24th. that book includes a foreword by former secretary of state john kerry and just this week, author jim popkin released code named blue wren the true story of america's most dangerous female spy and the sister she betrayed. the book chronicles the life of cubans by ana montes, who is scheduled to be released from custody this weekend after 21 years in federal prison. share with us the reading list or the books that you're looking forward to in 2023. simply record an audio file and email it to us at booktv. at sea dash c-span dot org. and we may use it on a future about books. and now we turn to the world of young adult fiction. two time nba all star and current miami heat a

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government and nowhere and that's why we don't criticize blasphemy and that's why it's okay to same in rushdieas nearly murdered because it insulted islam. i've never read the book. but as somebody could have a death sentence for the words on paper it is appalling and there should be no but attached to that. and pandering over religion when they went to murder you for it. let's get priority straight. the danger those to share public morality one danger to the church in public morality given a christian glass it is social conformity and an older form of political correctness with political correctness. and the resurrection of christendom. also to protect the church for the manipulation of the state. those that of the nations. and then to emphasize the second danger. and as a form of political tyranny and with that justification and history is replete with examples of government and then warning about the dangers a big government and now and to let the government get in the business of moral behavior. you trust bureaucrats and regulators have never seen anyone who can do that. and then to turn t

you raise a cracking example out of salman rushdie . example out of salman rushdie.thing. are in control of something. have horrible little have that horrible little tentacles spread out right across . the along with across. the world along with a lot other terror groups, all lot of other terror groups, all calling to harry be calling for prince to harry be tried war crimes that will tried for war crimes that will resonate with anyone who's got an islamist bent in their mind anywhere world of which, anywhere in the world of which, unfortunately, have a of unfortunately, we have a lot of domestic ones in this country, certainly whoever certainly in america whoever harry to go actually harry decides to go and actually he has endangered his own family , hasn't like an idiot. what , hasn't he? like an idiot. what well, that's what i'm trying to say as i'm saying. i think say as what i'm saying. i think i think that that is probably i think that is that is probably the take that the case. i mean, to take that example and also i'd pick and i absolutely agree with you about

to be increased at the invictus games , obviously, because we saw what happened with with salman rushdie few months ago on that book worth pointing out the book tour worth pointing out the invictus games full of invictus games is full of ex—service. yeah but ex—service. absolutely. yeah but also every event now that harry attends, they're going to have to at security more to look at the security more carefully. and himself has carefully. and harry himself has put a position where put himself in a position where he and his family are going to be looking over their shoulders, possibly for the rest of their lives. know, it's crazy lives. so, you know, it's crazy it's absolutely crazy. it's extraordinary so much, extraordinary there's so much, obviously harry meghan obviously on harry and meghan but that but the other fame that dominates of course is the dominates of course today is the nhs . yes. i mean crisis that the nhs. yes. i mean crisis that the nhs. yes. i mean crisis that the nhs faces the moment i know we keep on talking about unprecedented natures of crises in 2023, but i mean it'

i'm reminded of salman rushdie who was nearly murdered by someone over his book because it allegedly insulted islam. now, i've never' read that book. i can't commentnt on it with the fact the idea that somebody could pass a death sentence for the words on paper is appalling. it is appalling. and they should be no but attached to that. i don't think that we should be in the business of handwringing over public morality are insults to religion when there are people who want to murder you for it. let's have our priorities straight. the danger of letting the church and the state form a partnership in order to restore public morality is two a dangerous vivid there. one is a danger to the church. that it could create hollow religion. public morality enforced at the point of a sword and given a christian loss is not true heart piety. it is social conformity. it is legalism. it is an older form of political correctness.t we all like to complain about political correctness by using the states to enforce your version of morality is political correctness, just your version of correctness. it's

answered, i think using words like fatwa, actually, when you think of attacks on people like salman rushdielife and it certainly cost him, that was a poor choice. so it was poor choice of words. and that's sort of thing that that's the sort of thing that i think you know, but of think is, you know, but of course, i think anybody who is a controversial figure or anybody who of who creates this level of discussion is a valid subject and any decent journalist and he won't, you know, just barker baker will not have just gone, oh, i'm just going off to interview this one. it will have gone through so many. and i do think i feel really strongly about this as a journalist, you know, the headlines of newspaper articles which story came articles from which story came do always reflect the actual story. it is not a platform for her. it is an interview with her, a series of interviews. i've to it all. well, i have listened to the first bit so we'll have to see. and it is radio so you can tell me you know why do you think i'm erring on the side of mark? i think it was mark and if you don't like it, don

and if you bear in mind that salman rushdie had a fatwa put on him for writing a book, this this is insane prince harry is, as you said , ali, is very as you said, ali, is very obsessed security. he no longer gets protection funded by uk taxpayer payers and clearly by declaring, almost bragging people are making the arguments is what he's doing that he killed 25 taliban insurgents in afghanistan . his second tour he afghanistan. his second tour he did two tours of afghanistan and i think perhaps speaks volumes he does have a us security team, private protection team in the united states . but clearly some united states. but clearly some people are worried that it has made him more of a target because. he has revealed this details . it's a massive taboo, details. it's a massive taboo, as we understand , in the army, as we understand, in the army, to talk about how many killed you have . thank you. camerawork, you have. thank you. camerawork, your input. it's just a crazy time to be alive. it really . and time to be alive. it really. and you're going to be back with us throughout the program

i mean, it was a very, very dangerous thing to do because when you see what happened, it's rushdie ten issued, you still in the air. there's always some lunatic who is willing to carry it out . is it hard to see how it out. is it hard to see how harry is going to escape the dangers that he has ? huge dangers that he has? huge romantic cases and repercussions and the best analysis in the business as ever from tom bower, who is, of course, author of the brilliant meghan biography, revenge coming up after his rounds in oxford union speech when mass believer all across the globe does and podcaster constantine kissin , i think the constantine kissin, i think the tide is finally turning against wokeism. he's live in the city and i'll play you some of that at 1020. but first, as harry and meghan dismiss clarkson's apology and with and itv considering cancelling the journalist and entertainer altogether are the montecito owners using woke power to destroy of speech and expression superstar panel, dive into this one. we're back in just 2 minutes time. it's 10 pm. i'm dan wolfson. tonight's it's

i mean, it was a very, very dangerous thing to do because when you see what happened, it's rushdie ten issued, you still in the air. there's always some lunatic who is willing to carry it out . is it hard to see how it out. is it hard to see how harry is going to escape the dangers that he has ? huge dangers that he has? huge romantic cases and repercussions and the best analysis in the business as ever from tom bower, who is, of course, author of the brilliant meghan biography, revenge coming up after his rounds in oxford union speech when mass believer all across the globe does and podcaster constantine kissin , i think the constantine kissin, i think the tide is finally turning against wokeism. he's live in the city and i'll play you some of that at 1020. but first, as harry and meghan dismiss clarkson's apology and with and itv considering cancelling the journalist and entertainer altogether are the montecito owners using woke power to destroy of speech and expression superstar panel, dive into this one. we're back in just 2 minutes time. it's 10 pm. i'm dan wolfson. tonight's it's

he was withdrawn he'll spend his whole life having to double up on security because look at salman rushdieears ago with midnight's and then only recently somebody took a shot and luckily he escaped his life this is going to a risk for the rest of their lives and. if anything, it's a propaganda opportune city for the taliban. sure and it's there are many, many reasons. sure and it's there are many, many reasons . why i would many reasons. why i would disagree with and every afghan but it's talk about them as if they're just something to be shot is appalling to write you say they've got families and they are human beings. what about the drugs he? we hear snorted cocaine and i believe smoked a spliff at eton . i would smoked a spliff at eton. i would imagine the lot of people at eton are fairly up their sons and saying darling did you do this and that is tonnes of probably lying probably most sons are i think that's sad i think it's part of the way of the world now. why us particularly ? he's got two particularly? he's got two children. one day they'll grow up and they'll say . well, i can up

he was withdrawn he'll spend his whole life having to double up on security because look at salman rushdieears ago with midnight's and then only recently somebody took a shot and luckily he escaped his life this is going to a risk for the rest of their lives and. if anything, it's a propaganda opportune city for the taliban. sure and it's there are many, many reasons. sure and it's there are many, many reasons . why i would many reasons. why i would disagree with and every afghan but it's talk about them as if they're just something to be shot is appalling to write you say they've got families and they are human beings. what about the drugs he? we hear snorted cocaine and i believe smoked a spliff at eton . i would smoked a spliff at eton. i would imagine the lot of people at eton are fairly up their sons and saying darling did you do this and that is tonnes of probably lying probably most sons are i think that's sad i think it's part of the way of the world now. why us particularly ? he's got two particularly? he's got two children. one day they'll grow up and they'll say . well, i can up

i mean if you look at his record since he's done rather better thought rushdie's performance last straightht straight finchley unprofessional a man who is supposed to be so slick, unproven i felt it felt to me like the work experience kate had wanted in front of the altar here by mistake. you know, bit here by mistake. you know, a bit like student . it's like an a—level student. it's the men's club at the moment. now, i think for me and no, just blindly defending rishi. if i fall from it i think is in performances camera performances in front of camera being stilted not being incredibly stilted not whatsoever. to be whatsoever. keir starmer to be found, i think he's only lights up a room to say no but i suppose you know if he would have prime minister, have become the prime minister, do all of the panoply do then get all of the panoply of as get the of support as pm. you get the red in the and the red boxes in the and the international travel which she seems diminished seems to be diminished by becoming minister to becoming prime minister seems to becoming prime minister seems to be an eff

does make you think sorry to interrupt you there, chris, but it does make you think about salman rushdieink perhaps even 30 years. i think perhaps even over 30 years before. you know what , happened to him last year. what, happened to him last year. i mean, it just raised concerns . the security now of , prince . the security now of, prince harry, i mean, for a man who is so obsessed with security and mentions it and in all the interviews that we've seen with oprah and in the netflix series as doesn't square off as well, it doesn't square off that. then the revelations that we see this book about killing 25 taliban fighters is really hard to reconcile that a man so obsessed with security can put himself at so much risk. yeah and that's why i don't understand you. know and there was a in the documentary was a lot in the documentary about security and the need to game to find a safe place and yet he publishes something that so i mean i don't i don't understand it iconic explain it. what do you think of the school of thought because there is one that he has done this intentionally in order