naked education, and throughout the day of their education is sharia law.we made proceed to be professional and they go to college, they get three more hours a day of sharia law. most of the country in the middle east, what education they get, is muslim law and very often sharia, not sunni, which is more benign. the other issue is following the money trail. recently this been a lot of talk about reserves of oil in the u.s. and montana and dakota, 503 billion gallons worth of oil, which is easier to process than the oil and other places. it would only cost is $16 a barrel for that light crude to be brought out of the ground. so we have the opportunity through education similar to the stones for schools. through education in those areas to help bring something to counter these shia education. we have the ability to get oil and support our own country within our own borders. and nothing seems to be happening in teen way to support our own internal infrastructure and economy, which is falling to shreds, with total capability of doing it. so long question, two p

law in oklahoma courts. >> who was the muslim trying to insert sharia law in oklahoma? who was it? give me a name. >> carol, carol, you won't let me finish answering your question. now, my point is, even though the people of oklahoma, they voted 70% for no sharia law. that particular chapter of share got an injunction to stop enforcing what the people had said. that's a very concrete example. now, let me go back. first of all, to the question that you asked me. if you look at my career. i have always hired the best people regardless of race, creed, religion, preference, et cetera. i am going to have the best people. >> what if that person happens to be a muslim? >> the question was, would i be comfortable? i was honest. no. that doesn't totally exclude that possibly could be a muslim in my administration. >> mr. cain, there are extremists in every religion, not just the muslim faith. will you employ the same tactics if you come to find some other extremist groups wants to enforce their will on our government? >> yes, carol, i would, any type of extremist that gets away

turns out that if you look at some of the deeper language here you basically can be consider the sharia law is a sheen if there are two or more people involved so if you want to start some kind of a supper club or a charity now you're the devil and that's illegal i want to help one and let's keep in mind that practicing sharia isn't necessarily some sort of organization or a law that's just being a good muslim that's like saying you know christians i don't know better i'm not religious i don't really know what christians do or whatever it is that they do you know they were not a terrorist organization for believing that i mean this i think a family a group of practicing terrorists the language of the bill also seems a little bit like someone just going to the wikipedia entry for a shari'a and like plucked out some proper nouns and then scattered them through the bill so there's a particular you know version of it but that actually been done before i don't remember what state it was it was in alabama where lawmakers did draft up and treasury a piece of legislation and when people went to

that works fairly well but then sharia the law mohammed put in to pass fie the tribes in the saudi peninsula came on over that and we are talking women's rights, gave more rights to women on that. then english came in and they put another series of laws on top of that but not the jury system they figured no body would ever get the jury system but that is exactly what the local justice system does they get together and talk it over so you've got thee layers of justice none of which really work then you have people speaking english in the english law courts but whatever the advocate says has to be written down by some body but this advocate is such a high casee he can't actually do the writing he writes it down who doesn't understand english as well the whole thing is this mesh on top of this along with a bunch of people who came from india, who now really want the western law because that is all they -- >> that system, a person would never pass the bar. >> well, those who pass the bar, wear suits and are very proud and are a special interest group. so the interest groups there, so the governm

national transitional council says they do not want to have an islamic countr they do not want to have shariaew libya. on the other hand, while being there, i saw a lot of the rebels are very religious. we have to observe. we do not know. it will be interesting. >> right, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. >> thank you. >> seven people killed in misurata during clashes between rebels and government forces. misurata is the city in the west of bolivia that has been at the center of fierce fighting between the rebels and gaddafi soldiers but on sunday, the rebels announced that they have taken full control of the port city. that makes misurata the only rebel stronghold in the west of the country, surrounded by gaddafi pose a military. the only way to get supplies, food, and medicine to the peopl% is by boat. here now is a look at the struggles to keep the city of misurata alive. >> simply arriving in misurata is the first hurdle for aid organizations such as this one. entering the harbor is risky business, because gaddafi's troops have littered it with mines. there are only a

it is more, including the non- violent efforts to use sharia law.cording to this administration, their ideology does not matter. they have decoupled what fuels them. the review of the ft. hood massacre does not mention muslim, sharia, or jihad. to the jihadists, there is one law. all man made are an affront to the god-given code. "it was crucial to western civilization. the prophet is the state." it is crucial to understand this. we stand for freedom and equality. they have a view that opposes freedom of conscience. the abuse and kill christians, jews, and other muslims who are firm that the freedom to believe is as important as the belief itself. millions of such moslems here and abroad want no more to submit to these laws than do the rest of us. they are our natural allies in this fight against the common enemy. we should have no illusions about the extent of this threat. radical muslim is extending its tentacles from africa to america. at the heart of this thread is iran which is pursuing a nuclear weapon and that the same time it continues to fu

. >> his central belief was that sharia islamic law was the only way to bring peace to the middle east. he believed all other ideologies needed to be fought against, even if it resulted in the death of women and children. over time, he has visibly aged. he was later seen walking with a stick, giving rise to speculation about his health. from fighting against troops in afghanistan to winning the support of locals, he was a world figure for a quarter of a century. al qaeda has lost its figurehead. many argue this will have little affect on the group whose followers have sworn to see his vision through to the end. >> we have correspondence standing by with reaction from afghanistan. patty, we cannot state enough. this is a big moment for barack obama. >> you have seen the reaction of people spontaneously gathering outside the white house to celebrate. it is midnight on a sunday night. a lot of americans and probably gone to bed. they have no idea that they will wake of in the morning and this will be shocking to many americans. we are approaching the 10-year anniversary of september 11. i

euro to extinction will only make matters worse the consequences probably would be higher than that sharia that was for instance as a bankruptcy of lehman in two thousand and eight with e.u. economies that death's door to teen warns that toppling the world's leading banker comes at the worst possible time this is not just the end of a career dominique first car was instrumental in risking the euro zone's most troubled states is a risk to seem to threaten the end of the euro itself and a bushel r.t. paris. on the way targeting the top find out why these georgia say they weren't stopped demonstrating until the president steps to help. us we report on why the days of the union flag in scotland could soon be numbered. to egypt where christians have been colored in several attacks by whistling radicals since president hosni mubarak was forced from power a popular uprising which overturned the regime and for every it's left the religious minority feeling increasingly insecure. from washington that some of the victims of that are we are square revolution. president mubarak is gone but there is li

so where do we start here not everyone in the muslim world is out to impose sharia law the cross the world they're not all trying to form a giant muslim caliphate believe me i think pat's been watching a little too much glenn beck because since the arab spring began glenn isn't pushing the caliphate theory pretty hard but back to pat i'm sorry but a sane person can't simply state that the muslim population is just like the nazis yes there are some muslims that are extremist we also have christians here in the us who are also experienced when you just made broad statements like that pat that's why people call you a bigot and others call you stupid and crazy so maybe it's time for you to retire stop spreading islamophobia all in the name of ratings and donations and that's why pat robertson is tonight's tool time winner. yesterday president obama participated in the morial day ceremonies here in washington d.c. to remember those who have served our country he also laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery to honor those who have died but what about those who come back alive and scar

people what the mainstream media may portray you know people in tennessee that want to pass an anti sharia law it's it's pilots in new york on american airlines. absolutely you know a lot of this is done by. most of american people or balanced dog decent people but again you have a few hate mongers who who can can can rouse it you know evoke emotions you know not what people do they play on people's emotions they play on people's ignorance about islam and muslims you see and also this was created a climate of fear you see and what you know people who feel the muslim bill you know we're peaceful people you know we're citizens and we contribute to every facet of life in this country and the world for that matter from business or law enforcement to the political arena you know we're there we're part of the landscape of america and so while you're discriminating against me we are we making our contribution and you know we are laws law abiding citizen who was discrimination why are we being singled out and treated you know like we have no worth and value while we have to excel for this oppressi

because they believe it was her recent comment in washington post someone called the called grover the sharia law cleric of tax law probate or something like that right here that's that's true that was jonathan hard from coburn's office was a question a bad guy but he wanted to get a quote in and that's an easy way to do it just going through a sort of hot button word in there right but the bottom line is that it is the job of americans for tax reform to make sure that voters are reminded that the candidate that signed this pledge signed it and that they've promised to the voters i'm not going to try to raise your taxes they don't make the pledge to americans reaction from the neck the pledge to the voters that they are looking for a job application with if you're running for congress you're running for the senate what you're doing is you're saying i want to be your senator i want to be your congressman and here's one of the things going to promise you and so it's simply our job to remind people what that promise was ok and we have a clip we like the place is paul ryan describing the obama pl

thema solution shows recourse of sharia law does not answer at all thed aspirations of the revolutionaries of yemen or elsewhere in the middle east. they're very close to the values of the united states. so the challenge is gettingth to the period of vulnerability and helping the amadeus -- yemenis bill that society. >> in the area of lessons learned would you say there are any valuable lessons areo that have been learned or might be learned from for the services of otherittl countries being in the middle east especially of france and the u.k. >> our like to expand it a little bit but also other government efforts. we found the british to be excellent partners in training the central security forces of yemen.i we started out focused on the special operations forces and it turned dart that was protection not counterterrorism.t it was ideal the british started off with theou security forces then we continue that training. all along i thought it wasen o undesirable for the u.s. to take the entire burden on its shoulders therefore we made an effort to to share the load. three jordanians played

al qaeda solution, the recourse to sharia is not really the answer at all to the kind of aspirations of the revolutionaries in yemen or elsewhere in the middle east. rather, those values are very close to the values the united states is comfortable with. so the challenge is getting through. a vulnerability in helping the yemenis build a kind of society and government they acquire to have. >> and answer questions please? >> michael kozicki at george washington university. in the area of lessons learned and so forth, are there any -- would she say there's a very valuable lesson that has been learned or might be learned from the foreign services of other countries in the middle east, especially of the u.k.? >> adverts or expanded a little bit and not only talk about the foreign service after, but other government efforts. in yemen, we found for ample the british excellent part airs in training the central security forces of yemen. in fact, we started out talking the wrong horse, focused on the yemen special operation forces who turned out to have is their mission regime protection, not

how wild can party get when it's held in accordance with sharia law. it's what i was told.s has been a year of sweeping changes happening, tv news. katie couric announced she is leaving cbs. katie was known best for asking the tough questions like, name a newspaper. the years of hard hitting questions and she's going to be remembered for the one that could have doubled as a category on "the family feud." follow-up question, name something you keep in your attic. katie is just one of the many departures we have seen this year. npr fired juan williams after he said muslims make you nervous, so juan is black and an afraid of muslims, making him the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. msnbc is keith oeber man was suspended for his show for violating company policy by donating money to three democratic campaign, still, the punishment seemed rather harsh compared to the slap on the wrist larry king got after giving a buffalo nickel to the campaign of chester arthur. cnn replaced larry king with piers morgan this year, just like the old expression, out with the old, in

we have no intent to impose sharia law. nobody in the american-muslim community advocating that.n the right that raise this phantom men nays. >> dean, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. see you around. >>> revelations from the raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan. we'll show you more of the never before seen tapes of the former al qaeda leader. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. introducing better car replacement, available only with liberty mutual auto insurance. if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> we're going to bring you up to date with osama bin laden videos. u.s. government releasing five tapes confiscated by the navy s.e.a.l.s on their raid on osama bin laden's compound. this wasn't meant for the public release. it shows taik leader old, gray hair, watching a tv that's showing pictures of himself. there were others as well, like this one that showed bin laden in a pose intended for broadcast. u.s. government edited these videos for release

we have no intent to impose sharia law. nobody in the american-muslim community advocating that.e right that raise this phantom men nays. >> dean, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. see you around. >>> revelations from the raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan. we'll show you more of the never before seen tapes of the former al qaeda leader. ♪ [ female announcer ] the irresistible taste of cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze. but with zyrtec® liquid gels, i get fast, 24-hour allergy relief. so i feel better by the time we tee off. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. the authentic, the rare, the hard to define. to those always searching for what's pure and what's real from we who believe we know just how you feel. haagen-dazs. >>> we're going to bring you up to date with osama bin laden videos. u.s. government releasing five tapes confiscated by the navy s.e.a.l.s on their raid on osama bin laden's compound. this wasn't meant for the public release. it shows taik leader old, gray ha

are seeing which is hopeful is that arab and muslim states saying they do not want to go to that sharia law society but move toward the building blocks of democracy making for a more peaceful world. >> at the memorial today to bed memorial to the bombings news of his death did not the obey with a sense of victory but that we are starting a new chapter in the world is a better place but with the bid moderns removal now calling for the seventh century changed for the non-violent democratic and secular society. >> i think my honorable friend for his question because i know he suffered a loss that you can never bring back someone who has been lost but the best tribute we could pay to those who were lost in the murderous attacks in new york or london is not just a reluctant terrorist network that has created so much hatred and debt but two to see the arab world move to the freedom and democracy. >> mr. speaker bin laden is dead but the ideology is not even of the arabs have seen his followers there are parts of the ideology especially a pervasive use of victimhood and the sense to use as a j

. >> reporter: that way is the way of strict sharia law. girls are banned from the school.men should be behind doors at home. to go outside without avail, they say, is filthy. they would fight for islam. indeed authorities fear they were being trained to do just that. earlier this year, weapons, explosive devices, even suicide bomber jackets were uncovered. the previous imam is now in prison, linked to a pakistani taliban network. the mosque is under constant scrutiny, even as the new imam denies any claims the boys were being taught to fight. this man stands behind the old imam as well. to them it's an american conspiracy. what they say sounds fanciful. what matters is they believe it. they kid familiar mullahs and take them far away. i have seen americans on television putting needles into the chest of people and coming out the other side. that's what they're doing to mullahs. like children the world over, these boys like to play with toy guns. war here is no game. the enemy is the united states, and they believe god is on their side. stan grant, cnn, kabul. >> amazing de

and on your show have you done a fabulous job of teaching people about the concept of sharia.flip side of that same coin is another concept that every american should be aware of and be able to articulate. that is the concept of demitude. in other words, subrogation of enforcers, as we have seen from the mohammed car tunes -- cartoons on ward. censor the sensitivities of so many jihadi practitioners who have been inflamed for hundreds of years and centuries. it's not like the release of these photos is going to inflame them already any more than they already are. >> sean: right. let me ask you. let me go back to the issue of president bush here for a minute. i think this is important. the president has been lecturing this is a moment we can all come together once again. if he had his way, this is just a fact. we always had the means to take out bin laden. we just didn't have the intelligence. but, because of enhanced interrogations, even leon panetta suggested that was a part of the success. because of gitmo, rendition, black sites, tough interrogations, you know, the very thi

the next wife was khairiah sabar, very well-educated, had a doctorate in islamic sharia law.ere are suggestions she may have been killed. no information on the fourth wife, siham sabar, who is believed to have four kids with osama bin laden and just disappeared during the bombing in afghanistan. the fifth wife, amal al-sadah, married a year before 9/11. she was 18 years old and he was 43 when they got married. this was seen by many as a political alliance between bin laden and the yemeni branch of al qaeda. this is the one that defended osama bin laden in the compound. she was shot in the leg when the s.e.a.l.s went in there. passport was found and she had also -- she is in custody with pakistani authorities and telling them she was in the hideout, in the compound for five years and didn't leave. carol? >> i can't even imagine that. >> do you think he shared -- >> i know. >> it is unlikely the way he felt about women that he would share any important information with him. i have to wonder. pakistani authorities are questioning his fifth wife. what will happen to her. will she

how hot can a party get when it is held in accordance with sharia law?what i was told. sweeping changes are happening in tv news. katie couric has announced she is leaving cbs. she is known for asking the tough questions like "name in newspaper articl." [laughter] acadia's as one of the many departures we have seen this year. -- katie is one of many departures we have seen this year. [laughter] [applause] keith doberman was suspended from his show for violating company policy but donating money to three democratic campaigns. cnn replace larry king with pierce morgan this year. it is like that old expression -- out with the old, in with the who? [laughter] not everyone is leaving. my friend anderson cooper is still over at cnn. i love watching him report from the field. you know how much danger he is and by how tight his clothing is. [laughter] if he is in the bulky yellow slicker, he is at a hurricane that is still off shore. but when he is in the child-size white teacher, bullets -- child-sized white t-shirt, .ullets are flying an if you ever see anders

are seeing which is hopeful is that arab and muslim states saying they do not want to go to that sharialaw society but move toward the building blocks of democracy making for a more peaceful world. >> at the memorial today to bed memorial to the bombings news of his death did not the obey with a sense of victory but that we are starting a new chapter in the world is a better place but with the bid moderns removal now calling for the seventh century changed for the non-violent democratic and secular society. >> i think my honorable friend for his question because i know he suffered a loss that you can never bring back someone who has been lost but the best tribute we could pay to those who were lost in the murderous attacks in new york or london is not just a reluctant terrorist network that has created so much hatred and debt but two to see the arab world move to the freedom and democracy. >> mr. speaker bin laden is dead but the ideology is not even of the arabs have seen his followers there are parts of the ideology especially a pervasive use of victimhood and the sense to use as a ju