if there's a rape in a sharia country, you have to have 20 witnesses as proof. if there's refugees, how do we know they want to come here and finding freedom and leave that behind or if they want to bring that with them. britain has 88 sharia courts right now. >> there's a difference between islam and islamism. islamism is a theo cattic philosophy to wage jihad, to forcibly convert the infidels, that means all the rest of us, and force us to live under sharia law. >> isn't that saudi arabia, isn't that iran? >> it is certainly the government of iran and the ayatollah khomeini wants to force that on the rest of the world. the house of assad itself isn't doing it, but many including osama bin laden originated in saudi arabia. >> many grew up in that culture, where that is the law of the land, it's so incompatible with our constitutional values. >> we have to have a president who speaks the truth. says enough with political speech-- >> are you familiar with the 9/11 redacted report? >> i have reviewed those papers and believe they should be made public. >> can you

in the case of a rape, under sharia, in many countries a women needs four male eyewitnesses.lk about a cultural divide that most people don't want to discuss. is there a cultural divide people who grow up you shouunde? how do we know if they want to come here to find freedom and leave that behind or bring it with them? great britain has 88 sharia courts right now. >> as you know, there's a difference between islam and islamism. islamism is a political philosophy. that commands its adherence to wage jihad. to either murder or force bring convert the infidels by which they mean the rest of us. and force us to live under sharia law. >> isn't that saudi arabia? isn't that iran? one is sunni. one is shia. >> it is certainly the government of iran and the ayatollah seeks to impose that on the rest of the world. saudi arabia is too willing to fund strains. the house of saud itself isn't doing it. including osama bin laden originated with the saudis. >> grew up in that culture. where that is the law of the land. how -- i just don't know. it's so incompatible with the principles. >> w

dimitri bontinck was one of those who filed a lawsuit against sharia 4 belgium.is son jejoen believed the propaganda of the extremists and went to syria. dimitri risked his own life to bring him back. he's bitter about how the belgian state left him in the lurch. >> of course we asked for help by the authorities and by the police, by youth organizations. and the answer was, they couldn't do something because there was the freedom of organization, there was freedom of speech, there was freedom of religion. you know, they were laughing at me, they took me as a clown. you know what they said to me? it was not my business to know where is my son. i say, excuse me, i'm a father. >> the belgian state has come in for much criticism. for years, the country has been strongly divided. that's why belgium is finding it harder than most other european countries to integrate foreigners. according to islam expert anne-clementine larroque. >> in the last 20 years, belgium has failed to systematically combat radical islamism and now it's become a huge problem. that's also due to

constitution, implement sharia law an they hide behind a thin veil of political correctness in so doing. so this is an example of the type of work that -- the type of message that is came out. on the left is daniel pipes from the middle east forrum, launched a campus watch campaign. his idea was u.s. universities had been infiltrated by terrorist sympathizers or apologiapoll gists for radical islam and that a concerted campaign was needed to out these folks and to prevent u.s. -- the future generation of u.s. leaders from being duped into the idea that muslims are actually a peaceful group when, in fact, he was arguing they're kind of trojan horse. likewise on the right here, you will frank gaffeny, one of the people who became instrumental in the so-called anti-sharia movement and the various attempts to create laws to prevent the use of sharia law in the united states. and he famously accused the white house of being infiltrated by extremisextremists, among thr norquist with very weak ties to a hedge fund that funds many of the largest muslim american organizations in the country. and

mohammed al sharia and be khalid ef khalidal sharif. >> in 2004, the u.s. state department designated l ampfg as a terrorist group but khalid and mohammed were detained a year before. when the cia came or the them they were living in pakistan with their families. this was just before you were detained? you look so young mohammed. mohammed and khalid were herded and shackled and flown to a cia facility they call the dark prison. for the first several months, they were often kept completely naked. mohammed and khalid say they were chained to the walls to prevent sleep for days at a time. during the interview we were told the men didn't want to go into everything that had happened to them. more than half of the cia detainees are thought to have spent time in what mohammed and khalid call the dark prison. the cia called it detention site cobalt. it was hard to believe that this place not only existed but was purpose-built by the world's premier intelligence agency. when the cia inspector general sent an investigator to the site, they found one person who had be

the interesting thing here is sharia complainant -- compliant banking and finance includes things likeot involve gambling and pornography and pork. it also insists on risk sharing, no payment or collection of interest, no speculative transactions like derivatives. it on paper does not allow any of the things that stained our own economy. you can see the flowers sticking in on the edge of the frame but this was in 1994, where american -- america and russia were giving ukraine all the security assurances and promising to respect its integrity and independence and it -- in exchange, ukraine returned its nuclear stockpile to russia which it had inheritance -- it inherited with its independence. they -- that would allow them to launch a missile and appear like ukraine lost it. ukraine gave all that weaponry back with the promise that russia would always protect it. and then you cut to today when russia invaded the crimean peninsula and you have this complexity of survival in ukraine. charlie: there's john major on the right and you can see -- let's see the flowers for a second. what were th

hijab day, one or we going to have the sharia day or public stoning day or slavery day.aking that tweet is comparisons between the muslim headscarf, which is legal and freedom of expression should protect that and slavery. in any case, some dug out a tweet in january where he was anding for the respect there is a clear -- he deleted tweet, so maybe he realizes it is not on the same page. others think it's a mix lane the difference to me and here you have those in christian religious dress on the left. molly: and we have the issue of women's rights. james: she said it is a provocation. she was at the center of a political storm a few weeks ago when she compared the muslim veil to slavery. quite a controversy, saying women who choose to wear the they'll, there were women's master women in times of slavery in that created a massive outcry. is reacted saying that this a provocation. we can respect the right to wear the veil while still finding the hijab day off message. molly: there you go. thank you very much. we are going to take aÑÑçoço 04/20/16 04/20/16 [captioning mad

just under one third think polygamy should be legalized. 21% support replacing british law with sharia law in certain areas of the u.k. sympathize with suicide bombers. "the wall street journal" talks about the fact that britain has a muslim problem here. you can see this new survey shows an alarming failure to assimilate in the u.k., sparking a discussion about a state within a state. sayerine: of the papers that the way it was carried out -- >> the statistics are a problem, according to many critics. there is an interesting piece in "the independent." he writes that the poll is ed andly skew unnecessarily divisive. the muslims in the study are from an area that make up at least 20% of the population, and therefore they are less likely to be integrated. the results of the poll do not represent the whole of british society. other people have taken to social media, criticizing the --l in a more humorous ray in a more humorous way. people haveral, and written about the most banal things -- for instance, potholes, the weather. my favorite one was the #, what british muslims really do thin

who is known here for representing members of the mafia and drug traffickers and also members of sharia for belgium -- he compared salah abdeslam to an empty ashtrays. he also said if he had known about the brussels attacks, he would never have represented salah abdeslam, because people have been treating him in belgium as if he was salah abdeslam himself. he has been verbally abused, attacked on the streets, and even his daughters had to be escorted to school with belgian police in case they were attacked. they are just five and six years old. a file on salah abdeslam is very complicated. it was 85,000 pages long, all handwritten. he could not even photocopy any of it. he said he only had very few occasions to speak face-to-face with salah abdeslam because he was in a high-security prison. relieved to see him passed on, although he will still have to play a role because, of course, the belgian athorities plan to ask him number of questions here in belgium. they charged him with intent to murder -- with attempted murder. days before his capture, police believe that --dam -- that salah a

dimitri bontinck was one of those who filed a lawsuit against sharia 4 belgium.is son jejoen believed the propaganda of the extremists and went to syria. dimitri risked his own life to bring him back. he's bitter about how the belgian state left him in the lurch. >> of course we asked for help by the authorities and by the police, by youth organizations. and the answer was, they couldn't do something because there was the freedom of organization, there was freedom of speech, there was freedom of religion. you know, they were laughing at me, they took me as a clown. you know what they said to me? it was not my business to know where is my son. i say, excuse me, i'm a father. >> the belgian state has come in for much criticism. for years, the country has been strongly divided. that's why belgium is finding it harder than most other european countries to integrate foreigners. according to islam expert anne-clementine larroque. >> in the last 20 years, belgium has failed to systematically combat radical islamism and now it's become a huge problem. that's also due to

they were supposed to be a group that wanted to put up an sharia city. it is nothing but a criminal group which conducts kidnap ransom operations that takes foreigners and brings areas herhere >>> thank you. to sudan and the conflict hit region of dafur. it will start voting this week on whether to unify it's prive separate states. the purpose of the referendum is to decide whether it will remain divided or unite as one entity. president bashir says the vote fulfil a peace agreement. violence began in 203 before forces loyal to the on one side and the sudan liberation army on the other. two million are thought to have been forced from their homes and almost 1.5 million of them have gone sheltering camps around the area. >> reporter: fruits and vegetables, every color of the rainbow. the offerings in this market are as diverse as the people. in april voters will decide between two options. keep the country carved up into five states as the government wants or make this area the size of france, one region. >> translation: long ago we in one region and we d

the district attorney tells us sharia moore has mosted the $500,000 cash bail.she had been held in the montgomery county prison. moore is scheduled for a preliminary hearing a week from today. investigators say that amore is the woman seen in this surveillance video carrying this 7-week-old boy out of the mall last thursday. the baby's mother said amore befriend her at a jewelry store in the mall and followed the family to the food court before stealing the baby right from his shoulder. >>> in chester county, police are looking for a second person in a pair of sexual assaults on a college campus. the reported attacks happened on back-to-back days in west chester. april 2nd another woman reported being sexually assaulted in her residence hall. the university says her attacker is not a çstudent. >>> health officials are concerned that the warmer earth could bring an invasion of the zika virus to our region this summer. montgomery county health officials warn that it is possible the mosquito-borne virus could come to the philadelphia area. right now there are no m

in iran, all banks must be sharia compliant.f gulf states as well as malaysia and indonesia hold 91% of the remaining islamic banking assets. here is the argument. supporters of the approach say thet financing supports county because it avoids overloading companies with that. money is channeled towards companies that produce goods rather than buying or selling on markets. some say it can appeal beyond the devout. to those interested in banking practices. others worry about institutions being exploited to funnel money to islamic terrorists, an issue in the u.s. safety memo. for more stories, visit bloomberg.com. ssa mayer'smari future as yahoo!? ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. let's get a check on how u.s. stocks are trading now. a mix to day. the big surprise coming from japan overnight where they didn't do anything. tracy: by a slim majority, economists were expecting something more. it feels like markets are disappointed with the lack of additional stimulus. ?carlet: the s&p 500 is treading my guess is that was the meyer

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. >> once in office, morsi granted himself unlimited powers and imposed a constitution based on shariaaw. egypt, the administration seemed to welcome the ouster of mubarak. >> yeah. >> and more sy. >> egypt was a classic case of, you know, hope, hope and change not actually coming to fruition. >> egypt december ended into chaos. morsi, in turn, was overthrown in a coup. libya had been the one nation where president obama was willing to take action. with an intervention supported by the u.n. soon, dictator gadhafi was gone which only leads to the question of what happens next? what happened next was libya fell into chaos, a fact brought home trafficly by an attack that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. soon, warring factions including isis and al qaeda were fighting for power. >> it was a complete mistake to go in to libya. i was in a key job in the administration and i can't sit here and tell you what was -- what were our goals for that operation. i have -- i really don't know. to eliminate gadhafi? that was a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to m

. >> once in office, morsi granted himself unlimited powers and imposed a constitution based on shariapt, the administration seemed to welcome the ouster of mubarak. >> yeah. >> and more sy. >> egypt was a classic case of, you know, hope, hope and change not actually coming to fruition. >> egypt december ended into chaos. morsi, in turn, was overthrown in a coup. libya had been the one nation where president obama was willing to take action. with an intervention supported by the u.n. soon, dictator gadhafi was gone which only leads to the question of what happens next? what happened next was libya fell into chaos, a fact brought home trafficly by an attack that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. soon, warring factions including isis and al qaeda were fighting for power. >> it was a complete mistake to go in to libya. i was in a key job in the administration and i can't sit here and tell you what was -- what were our goals for that operation. i have -- i really don't know. to eliminate gadhafi? that was a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to me about

>> once in office morsi granted himself unlimited powers and i am posed the constitution based on shariaw. >> egypt the administration seemed to welcome the ouster of must be bar reck and mor-- muba. >> he was a classic case of hope and change not actually coming to fruition. >> egypt descended into chaos and was overturned in a cue. libya had been the one nation where president obama was willing to take action with an intervention supported by the u.n. soon dictator gaddafi was wrong. what happened next was libya fell into chaos a fact brought home tragically by an attack in benghazi which killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. soon warring factions including isis and al qaeda were fighting for power. >> i was in a key job in the administration and i can't sit here and tell you what were our goals. eliminate gaddafi. >> wasn't he warned about the dangers of taking out qaddafi? >> turns out the gate side was right. but i think obama is now on the side of irnd not have let then be measured. >> syria you will recall is where president obama drew a red line then it was cr

. >> once in office, morsi granted himself unlimited powers and imposed a constitution based on shariaypt, the administration seemed to welcome the ouster of mubarak. >> yeah. >> and more morsi. >> egypt was a classic case of, you know, hope, hope and change not actually coming to fruition. >> egypt descended into chaos. morsi, in turn, was overthrown in a coup. libya had been the one nation where president obama was willing to take action. with an intervention supported by the u.n. soon, dictator gadhafi was gone which only lead to the question of what happens next? what happened next was libya fell into chaos, a fact brought home tragically by an attack in benghazi which killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. soon, warring factions including isis and al qaeda were fighting for power. >> it was a complete mistake to go in to libya. i was in a key job in the administration and i can't sit here and tell you what was -- what were our goals for that operation. i have -- i really don't know. to eliminate gadhafi? that was a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntl

sharia law, koran, the hadith, saying of the prophet, we in the western world, all men and women are not created equal in islam. women are different. we are infidels. until we understand this, remove the political correctness and go out and address the issue and put the responsibility on islam, to fix the problem we'll face this issue. frankly i'm afraid europe may be arabia now. they have succumbed to this disease because of political correctness. trish: it is a political movement when you take it to that extreme and our political leaders need to recognize that. general, good to have you here as always. >> thanks, trish. trish: coming up college kids terrified of pro-trump slogans written on chalk, things like there, trump 2016 they're terrified of this. they need safe spaces from such dangerous messages and universities and the police need to investigate. do we no longer have the first amendment now at universities? the latest in this political correctness gone totally insane coming up next after this. ♪ at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandk

. >>> police escorted sharia moore into district court where she is charged with kidnapping and other offenses. she said nothing to reporters, but they openly wept. >> i men that you saw her in the courtroom and she was shaken. >> reporter: a key question is why she allegedly walked into the king of pressure mall yesterday and engaged malika walked off with 7-week-old simmons. >> she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steal a baby. >> reporter: this was the scene last night as hunter was reunited with her unharmed son. police tracked down amoore after receiving tips and other leads. >> first off i would like to thank god for allowing my baby to come back and i want to get a special thanks to the township police department and everybody on social media that helped me get my baby back. >> reporter: court records revealed that she told investigators she delivered a baby in february. police have not been able to confirm that pregnancy. and friends of hers were skeptical of the pregnancy. and all those feelings rushed back. want to was crazy. >

>> ( translated ): we want to have an islamic state in somalia, where sharia law isa practiced. >> reporteru launch attacks inside kenya? >> ( translated ): kenya has invaded our land. >> reporter: shabab claims to be fighting for kenyan muslims. it recruits kenyans to carry out attacks in kenya. the worst in 20 years, was ons, garissa university. how bad was the scene here when you arrived? >> it was terrible. >> reporter: hamo mohamed is garissa's dean of students. this classroom is still scarred from last year's attack. shabab murdered 19 students in this room, for singing christian prayers. >> bodies of the students that you know them by names, young, aspiring and you're seeing the body lying down, you know, their blood all over. >> if they came when i was here then i would be no more too. so i'm just lucky. >> reporter: sofie gatriwiri is a junior. she was part of the christian prayer group that was attacked. how many friends did you lose?d >> i lost like 15. i don't like this discussing that story about those people, those students who passed, i don't like at all. >> reporter: the gun

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we have 83 sharia courts existing in england.e have tens of thousands of female genital mutilation taking place every year in england, not as big a problem as some of the and yet there has not been one prosecution within our system. we have some degree of agreement. the law has to be equal. we mustn't be scared of applying the law equally to ethnic minorities. i am sorry. you are trying to compare some of the concerns on the side of the debate with previous migrations. it is not an exaggeration, the thinkg used, unless you it is wrong. should we be concerned that jihadi's coming through the greek islands? should we be concerned? you bet your life. only eight of them killed 130 people in paris. we have a problem here. get out of denial, please. [applause] the deep problem is jihadi cells exist, for example for the san bernardino's shooting. the main shooter was an american citizen. number ofnificant those carrying out these homicidal conspiracies are british and american and french and built-in. belgian. we agree this appalling de

it's not to create caliphates or sharia law. to give you an example you may remember the boston marathon bomber who was hit on the boats and play with their bleeding he wrote out a certain manifesto. this is totally typical with this furby is coming out of a would-be terrorists. our actions came with a message he said radio's government is killing our innocent civilians it did as a muslim i can't stand to see such evil go unpunished. you heard one of us and you heard us all. we are beginning to rise up. basically hostility to american foreign policy in the middle east both military and political so therefore an attack on i military base would be terrific so -- and very hard to do so they focus on easy targets which are basically recruiting stations and so forth. the problem with this if you are dedicated jihadist and you can't bring down an airliner and you say okay i'm not going to do anything there is not tell you and other possible targets. the jihadist says i want to take down an airliner, i can't take down an airliner so no

we now have 83 sharia courts existing in england. we now have tens of thousands of cases of female genital mutilation taking place every single year in england, which we think of as a country perhaps not with as big of problems as some of the others. and yet there's not yet been one prosecution within our system. so simon and i have got some degree of agreement on this, that the law has to be equal, applied equally to everybody. we mustn't be scared of applying the law equally to ethnic minorities. if we are, we're storing up massive problems for the future. but louise, i'm sorry. you're trying to compare some of the concerns that we've got on this side of the debate with previous migrations. it's not an exaggeration, the word you used. it's not an exaggeration. unless you think the boss of europol is wrong. is we be concerned when he tells us there are 5,000 jihadists stroke terrorists that have come into europe in the last 18 months through the greek islands posing as refugees? should we be concerned? you bet your life we should be

not hostility toward democracy or to create a caliphate or sharia law. to give you an example, you may remember the boston marathon bomber who hid in the boat, and while he was there bleeding, wrote a manifesto. this is totally typical, this type of verbiage coming out of would-be terrorist. our actions came with the message, he said. the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians. see muslim, i cannot go and such evil unpunished. we are beginning to rise up. basically, hostility to american foreign policy in the middle east, military and political. therefore, an attack on a military base would be terrific because that would express that, but tough to do, so they focus as --y bases, such recruiting stations and so forth. however, if you are a dedicated jihadist, and you cannot bring down an airliner, and you say i'm not going to do anything, there are other targets. a jihadist want to take down an airliner, i cannot take down an airliner, so i will not be a jihadist, as opposed to any number of other targets that they could target, for example, sa

then seeing the rise of recru recruitment of belgian youth by sharia for belgium, a dismantled terrorr jailed. finally an exodus of fighters. per capita belgium has sent more foreign fighters into syria or iraq than any other western european country. the number estimated to be around 500 since 2012. as many as 100 may have made their way back. but resources to counter a mounting threat didn't keep pace, jacob says. were you understaffed in. >> translator: yes, absolutely. for the past ten years different governments in belgium have let down the intelligence services in terms of the number of people hired and the budget for it. >> reporter: and there were shortfalls, he says, in belgian law that complicated counterterrorism efforts. >> at the beginning security in belgium did not have the ability to carry out wiretapping. the only wiretapping possible was done by the federal police and only in cases of judicial inquiries. >> reporter: that has changed. other obstacles remain. difficulties in coordination, communication, as well as police operations. some raids can only be carried out

we have 83 sharia courts existing in england.ve tens of thousands of cases of female genital mutilation taking place every year in england, not as big a problem as some of the other countries. and yet there has not been one prosecution within our system. we have some degree of agreement. the law has to be equal. we mustn't be scared of applying the law equally to ethnic minorities. if we are, we are storing massibve problems for the future. i am sorry. you are trying to compare some of the concerns on the side of the debate with previous migrations. it is not an exaggeration, the wording used, unless you think it is wrong. should we be concerned that there are 5000 jihadis coming through the greek islands? should we be concerned? you bet your life. only eight of them killed 130 people in paris. we have a problem here. get out of denial, please. [applause] >> the deep problem is jihadi cells exist, for example the san bernardino shooting. the main shooter was an american citizen. is wife had a his wife had a green card. a very sig