under former president nicolas sarkozy she was justice minister . >> i just want people to abide by the. that goes for the halters, too, regardless of how much influence they have or what people they know. a building permit was never issued for this wall and i won't rest until it's gone. i owe that to parisians and the residents of my district. reporter: rashida dati hopes to get a court order to have the wall torn down, which was conceived as an artwork to be shown for 3 months. france's then-president jacques chirac attended the inauguration. at the time he sought his more as a symbol of peace. it was a visible symbol of the vitality of france's jewish community. marek halter and his wife clara are collecting money to renovate the artwork. but some clearly don't want the monument here. and it's not just the grafitti. >> some residents have written on the internet, we don't want a wailing wall outside our window. in other words, you jews, go somewhere elsewhere. they've paid a fortune to live here. it's the most expensive quarter in paris. and then they build a wailing wall there. just

his critique of david cameron and nicolas sarkozy then the president of france, he counted on them to do more after gadhafi was overthrown. where was the united states? we turned our back on libya. that's the principal reason libya descended itself into anarchy and ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed in benghazi in september of 2012. the president has a remarkable way of finding others who are responsible for the things that go wrong on his own watch. >> this morning jeffrey goldberg was on "face the nation" and said basically the president felt that libya was his iraq and the lesson of all this is don't get involved. is that a proper foreign policy, do you think? >> well, that's obama's policy up until about half a page later when he explains why you do get involved. that's part of the problem with this article, which was written as if it were by a white house flack. the president's got it all different ways, on the one hand, on the other hand, on the third hand. that's why at the end there's very little there there, in my view. >> what should we do as we go forward

obama also accusing former french leader nicolas sarkozy exaggerating france's role in overthrowing gadhafiin, ashort while ago says the president obama did not mean to be critical of prime minister cameron in that "atlantic" piece. it affirms the strong leadership between u.s. and great britain. what is going on with some of our strongest allies, gillian? >> you're right to point out it is some of the most scathing words we hear the president speak against western allies in long time. what is interesting, president obama said to the "atlantic," said only reason i agreed to go into libya to depose moammar gadhafi because you guys told me you were going to do most of the legwork. france and britain reneged on the promise. thanks a lot. that is public shaming. that is what is so unusual. andrea: what about the french and british, would conveniently ignore the passage of mrs. clinton's book takes ownership of libya, pushed president obama in her words to out of gadhafi. she said this is my word and first democratic debate, libya is success story. it's not. >> it is widely kind of accepted in t

whether it is sarkozy or hollande.e been there after the charlie hebdo attacks. >> i'm saying immediately attack. get on the line and say attack on brussels is an attack on us. and yes, we have an additional responsibility. grow up. if you're the head of the family taerg leadership. don't get mad because you have a 12-year-old that needs to be taken care of. there are certain nations that have to be taken care of. we have to watch the west. we are the watch dog of the world. i know we can't say world, blow yourself up. >> let's look at the reality. first and foremost, who is in the fight right now against isis? who is taking the lead? the united states of america. let me finish. okay. so the united states takes the lead. dana perino just made the point. the europeans, despite having these terrible thing happen in paris and now in brussels, they're not in the fight. they talk of the game but they're not in the game. >> i don't want to shut everybody down. let me tell you what the lead is. it is not 3,700 air strikes. th

who is he and what does his movement stand for some is some >> he is the leader of the gool nicolas sarkozy movement. the largest islamic movement born out of turkey. it is one of the most internationally influential islamic movements across the world >>> it clues thousands, i believe of schools of businesses. just how influential is he? who are his supporters? >> his supporters are moderate muslims who are organising mostly for education. they opened schools, highly compete give science schools across the world, including the u.s. it is a very well-organized movement which started as a civil society initiative, and it has become increasingly more controversial within turkey because its followers have started accepting positions in different departments of the states, like the police and the courts >>> he, of course, goolan, is on the turkish government's terror list after once being an ally of the president erdogan. why is that? how much of a threat is he to the turkish government? >> well, the most straightforward answer is that anybody who disagrees with erdogan's islamic party in govern

disintegration of the arab world but he says, look, my allies got distracted and he named david cameron and sarkozy. that was interpreted as blaming them for the failure of libya. i don't think you meant to blame them but i think he got upset at a certain point. charlie: he is not a euro romantic? >> oh no. he was born in the middle pacific. he never really came to the mainland until -- he has no relationship that and romance, if there is romance it is about the asia future. there is a certain amount of regret. charlie: he believes it is inevitable. >> to come to grips with it and leave. the middle east has problems. asia has challenges, north korea and the rise of china but it also has huge opportunities. he came to fix the economy so where do we sell stuff? it is there. he doesn't feel like, i am the inheritor of the post-world war ii alliance that harry truman built. he knows that europe is an important and stable platform for america but there is no romance. charlie: and then there is a vladimir putin. >> you play this game where it is like rank the challenges and he always resisted but it beca

said, look, he said my allies got distracted, he named david cameron and sarco see so that is like sarkozy, so that is like blaming them for the failure of libya, i don't think he meant to blame them but he got upset at one point. >> rose: he is not a euro romantic. >> oh, no,, no he is not a euro romantic. >> rose: his -- >> he was born in the middle of the pacific. >> rose: in hawaii. >> he didn't come, he really never came to the main man. >> rose: he never spent time vacationing in italy. >> and no romance, no romance about that relationship, the romance that, if there is romance and this is a very cool eyed character, if there is romance it is about the asia future, you know, and if there is a certain amount of regret -- >> rose: he believes it is inevitable and u.s. has to come to grips to it. >> and lead, and there is opportunity, it is not just -- the middle east is just problems. asia has challenges, north korea, obviously, and the rise of china, but it also has huge opportunities, and remember he came in to fix the economy. >> rose: right. >> so where do we sell stuff? it is ther

evidence collected by isetapping nicolas sarkozy illegal.against the former prince president -- former french president. a russian court has sentenced a ukrainian military officer to 22-years in prison in the death of 2 journalists. they say she was an artillery's -- artillery spotter who directed the mortars. global news, 24-hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists around the world. i am matt miller. betty: commuters are expecting more visible increases insecurity in the wake of these attacks in brussels. erik schatzker is joining us for an interview with the metropolitan transportation authority and the port authority of new york and new jersey. thank you. clearly, with the attacks in brussels, front and center, new yorkers and citizens of the world want to know about the safety and security of the transportation infrastructure of this city. is it safe, secure, are you satisfied with the communication that has been improved since the attacks of 2011? >> yes. we work closely with the intelligence agencies, police agencies, and board aut

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this gentleman to his poking fun at sarkozy's son was effectively fired from the magazine because hein an unacceptable way. with regard to muslims there is almost nothing that is unacceptable. it's a no-holds-barred atmosphere. this hypocrisy, this double standard is what outrages muslims. ..